All Chapters of Mated To The Big Bad Alpha: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

“She's trying to kill me,” Wayne whispered to himself as he stared at the destruction, his eyes wide open. Afar off, Olive chuckled without looking back at him. She had crossed to the other side of the field, the supposed entrance. Right there, she shifted into her magnificent she-wolf, the grey beauty. ’Come on, let's move,’ she mind-linked him. Wayne exhaled and shifted into Fervour. He tore through the destroyed land and was soon running side by side with his mate. But they didn't race long. Jake had arrived with a new van. “Beautiful morning considering the shit you both caused last night, isn't it?” was his first greeting. He had on a not-so-friendly smile as he approached them with two white shopping bags. “What happened to your face?” Wayne asked through Fervour. Jake glared down on his Alpha wolf. “You should be thankful you're not noticing my blisters on a corpse. Go change let's go. The others are in far worse conditions.” Wayne gave an animal-like eye roll and sto

Alpha Knight's face had turned so pale it was chalk white, and his usually red lips were blue now. “Damn it! I knew it,” Lutz grunted as he fell to his feet beside the Alpha's fallen body. He quickly checked for the BBA's pulse and sat on the floor behind his head immediately. “He's been completely drained. Changing the climate of an ancient place such as this is no joke. I sensed the place would fight back but thank God your mate is strong. It's not bad,” Lutz explained as he cradled the Alpha's head in his palms and began massaging out the creases in his forehead. “The Ethe Orbs, now!” Olive was still standing in shock and wasn't quick to react. Thankfully, Koushi was already bending towards the dropped bags. He zipped open the one containing the Ethe Orbs and grabbed a jar. The old milk bottles were also in it. Koushi grabbed both, opened them with as much speed and precision he used to wield his twin swords sheathed at his back and mixed the solution. Before Olive could even

“How in the world are we going to cross this?” Koushi questioned calmly, looking across the sea of sand. “Hopefully, these are regular vipers,” Wayne commented as he furrowed his brows while peering across the sand. A certain viper hissed loudly and seemed to strike at something from one point of the sand into another. It disappeared inside within seconds and both the spot it left and the one it entered looked like nothing had troubled them at all.“That speed. I doubt they're regular vipers,” Olive responded.“Why do you want to know if they're regular or not?” Lutz inquired.“Because my wolves are immune to poison,” Wayne answered.“Beautiful, I suppose that's why you're on this journey with us. To show the dragon you are immune to poison.”Everyone but Wayne shot Lutz a deathly look. The Alpha just smirked wolfishly and scoffed, his arms folded against his chest as he sighted a viper slithering across to mountain of sand.“Do you think I'd have poison in me if I was poisoned in my

Olive gathered her strength and rose from the black sand. She dusted the grains off her body and hair the best she could and took in a deep breath. The hot air burned her nostrils and she let out a cough. She could still feel the chill of the ocean water against her skin even while standing in a place about 60 degrees hot.Olive looked around again and could not find her bag anywhere. She had thought her bag would be strapped to her back like it was before the drowning illusion. The bag required a lot of straps and lock-in, and would take her at least a minute to take it down from her back. But it was no longer on her, and it had disappeared altogether.Even as worry for her mate and Guard ate at her, she knew she had to start moving. The dragon was waiting for her and she couldn't show any weakness. Her mate and Guard would find their way. They'd be fine.And so the Firewolf began her trek towards the looming black mountains. Waves of heat blew at her, and she thought on plenty of oc

The dragon had not lifted its mouth to speak but Olive heard it clearly in her head. It was like she was thinking in a different, deep and animalistic voice. ‘I can hear your thoughts. That cocky mate of yours never thought you how to put up your mind shield?’ he spoke again, his irritation clear in his voice. Olive stood dazed just staring at the magnificent creature. It was so huge, like a building and yet so alive. It raised its left front limb and shifted it on the ground. Black dust rose up and covered her from the mere casual action. She broke into a fit of coughs that were inaudible.‘Fragile. Humph,’ it said. ‘Stop referring to me as it! I'm a male dragon.’He shifted his whole body when he said that, made some guttural sounds and flapped his wings. More dust this time accompanied by wind had Olive almost falling to the floor. She felt an emotion rush at her. Of facepalming. Or eye rolling. Or mock gagging. She looked up. Was her dragon already tired of her in just a few s