All Chapters of Oops! My Twin Mates are my Professors: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Author's POV: The drumbeats echoed through the Arena, but their rhythmic thumping wasn't just supposed to mimic the heartbeat that was resonating deeply within the bones of every onlooker. Rather, they were also supposed to summon the spirits as witnesses of the Championship. And the chants of the crowd were rising to a crescendo as the first match of the championship was about to begin. Each face-off was a complete battle of strength, will, and heritage within itself. The fighters stepped into the circular ring, moving into their designated positions. The other purpose of the drums was to ensure that through the aura maintained inside the Arena, no one could completely shift into either pure human or pure wolf form during these fights. The sacred rules of the Arena were made to ensure fairness during the duels as the chants were being chanted by the shamans. The first pair of fighters stepped forward, their muscles rippling beneath their partially shifted forms. The fighters’ n

Author's POV:Kai's pulse was hammering in his ears, drowning out the chaotic shouts and shrieks from the crowd. Every instinct in him was telling him to move, but his gaze was locked onto Asher. Asher, who was more like a blur of rage and shadows at this point, his silver blade gleaming under the torches. It wasn't just a dagger– rather, it was a definite death sentence for any werewolf. And right now, the target was Fynn. Kai knew that Fynn was looking away from them at the moment, and shouting to alert him would be completely useless. The noise from the crowd was absolutely deafening, like they were standing at the foot of a waterfall as the voices crashed together in an uncontrollable wave. And even if Fynn heard him, he might not be able to dodge in time. His mind raced for a solution, scanning the arena… until he found it!Just outside the boundary, his eyes caught on a thick log of wood lying on the ground. It was probably a fragment of a wooden pole, which had broken o

Kai's POV:Darius’s roar shook the Arena, his fury so unbearably feral that even the audience members flinched in their stands. His eyes, bloodshot and wild, locked onto me with nothing but pure hatred.I didn't make a move to stop or provoke him, I could see the sorrow reflected in them. Despite everything, he was a father who had just lost his child. My eyes followed the older Alpha as he circled me, as if he was sizing me up before the attack. “I will tear you from limb to bloody limb! And then you'll see why you shouldn't have challenged a Blackwood!!”His voice was hoarse with rage, but I remained still. My muscles tensed up in anticipation of an attack, but I kept myself locked in my stance. He was acting on emotion more than reason, and that made him unpredictable… this could go either way, and I needed to conserve all the energy I had left. My shoulder burned where Asher’s fangs had torn into me, but I didn’t let it show.Darius finally took a step forward, his entire fram

Vienna's POV:It was clear that all Darius could think about was the hole that Asher had left behind… the space that had been created in his life because of the loss of his only son. The son for whom he was ready to do anything he could to protect him, to bring him to the top; for whom he had committed the sin that no one could even think about. And what had these rogues done to him? They had killed him… killed him brutally in the name of the Challenge, snatching his legacy away with his son's life.Darius was powerful, that much was evident by his Alpha title alone, and nobody was denying it either.His strikes were heavy, each movement showing his years of maturity and experience; powered by force that was motivated with the thought of revenge that was making him more and more aggressive. But he was fighting with emotion, not precision… while Fynn was fighting smart. He was quick, controlled, and calculating, exactly how a young Alpha should be. And he was allowing Darius to tir

Vienna's POV:The shouts from the stadium, some those of celebration while some of protest, had barely died down when the Council elder raised a hand, moving forward with the next announcement as if this was his daily routine. And judging by the wrinkles around his eyes, this was probably not the first time he had seen something like this happen. "Now, let’s move on to the final round, since the competition must go on. As these two Alpha wolves are the only ones left standing in the Arena while all others have either submitted or succumbed to death, the Supreme Alpha can only be chosen through a match—" I felt both Kai and Fynn tense as they stood beside me. I knew they were reluctant to fight against each other, and if the decision was left up to them… they were probably going to leave the throne to each other. But before the elder could continue, a new voice rang out through the Arena, clear and unwavering. "Not yet!" The Council elder’s face twisted in displeasure as he tu