All Chapters of The Alpha's Cursed Heir: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

With its obsidian stone steps reflecting the subtle glimmers of light from Lena's aura, the staircase appeared to go on forever. With every stride, the temperature dropped, and a stifling silence enveloped them like a vice.“Do you feel that?” Kaden asked, his voice barely above a whisper.Lena nodded. It wasn’t just the cold or the darkness; it was the weight of something ancient and watching, something that knew their every thought and fear.Lucan trailed behind, his sharp eyes scanning the walls, now etched with strange symbols that pulsed faintly as they passed. He ran a palm over one and said, "These markings are warnings, not guides."Despite the horror tearing at her chest, Lena continued, "We don't have a choice," in a firm voice. "Everything we have fought for will be for nothing if we give up now."A huge stone door was in front of them as they descended. It was embellished with elaborate carvings that showed both triumphant and depressing events. At its center was a handpri

The air was thick with the acrid scent of magic as Kaden and Lucan stared at the fissure where Lena had disappeared. Anxiety and urgency clawed at their senses as the energy emitted by the chasm buzzed against their skin.Kaden said in a whisper, barely heard over the faint hum of the crumbling ground, "She's gone."“Not gone,” Lucan corrected, his jaw tightening. “Taken. And it’s up to us to get her back.”But Kaden wasn’t so sure. The light in Lena’s eyes before she vanished haunted him. She felt as if someone or something had reached inside of her and twisted her own being."Do you believe she's..." Kaden paused, Unable to finish the thought.Lucan’s steely gaze at him. “No. She’s still Lena. Whatever has her, we’ll pull her out of it.”The ground trembled again, forcing them to move back. As the fissure sealed itself with an unnatural smoothness, a single golden feather drifted up from the void, landing softly at Kaden’s feet.Kaden picked it up, his heart hammering. It was a sign

Something in Lena's soul was tugged by the call, which hung in the air softly but resonantly. The voice was just as important as the words. That voice. It was clear even though she hadn't heard it in years.Her heart thumping in her chest as she gasped for air. “It’s… her.”Kaden furrowed his brow, his gaze darting between Lena and the sea below. “Lena, who are you talking about? What’s happening?”Lucan took a cautious step forward, his tone measured. “You've to tell us what's really going on. If this is connected to…”“I need to go,” Lena interrupted, her voice trembling but resolute.“Go where?” Kaden grabbed her arm, his grip firm but gentle. “You’re not running off again. Not without an explanation.”Lena shook her head, tears pooling in her eyes. “You wouldn’t understand.” She turned to Lucan, pleading. “You sensed it, didn’t you? The pull. "It's a vocation and not just a voice."Lucan’s expression hardened. “I felt something, yes. But running blindly into whatever this is could

The village buzzed with festivity, a unique instance of peace following the challenges they endured. Lanterns shone softly in the dusk, and joy resonated in the atmosphere. Lena lingered at the boundary of the celebrations, her eyes focused on the horizon where the enigmatic light had emerged earlier.Kaden approached, concern etched on his face. “You’ve been quiet all evening,” he said softly.Lena turned to him, forcing a smile. “I’m just… unsettled. That man’s words keep echoing in my mind.”Kaden frowned. “A door that was never meant to be opened? It sounds like a riddle or a trap.”Lena shook her head. “I don’t think it’s either. It felt… real. Like something unfinished.”Lucan joined them, his expression guarded. “If there’s more to this, we need to be prepared. The last thing we need is another disaster.”Lena sighed, her shoulders sagging under the weight of her thoughts. “I know. But what if it’s not about another fight? What if this is something we’re meant to face together?

The trio stumbled forward as the blinding light of the Keeper’s meadow faded, their feet landing on solid ground. When the world around them cleared, Lena gasped. They had returned to their own world, where the ground was bathed in the golden rays of the sun and a gentle wind carried the aroma of the sea.Lucan murmured quietly as he looked around at the familiar but somewhat altered surroundings, "It feels...different."Lena gave a nod. As if the burden it had been bearing for so long had finally been removed, the planet felt lighter. But she felt a twinge of worry. Something about the quiet was almost too perfect.“Let’s move,” Kaden urged, his eyes scanning their surroundings. “We need to ensure this peace is real.”They started to go quickly but deliberately, getting closer to their home town by the sea with each step.---They were met by a scene that appeared unaffected by the mayhem they had experienced as they neared the town's perimeter. Laughter filled the air, vendors shout