All Chapters of The Alpha's Cursed Heir: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

The palace halls were a cacophony of footsteps and shouted orders as the remnants of chaos surged closer. Lena, Kaden, and Lucan stood with Eira in a dimly lit chamber, where maps and magical artifacts were strewn across a large oak table.Eira’s voice was steady but urgent. “The tendrils are the remnants’ way of solidifying their hold. If they reach the heart of this kingdom, it will be too late.”Lena’s hands trembled as she traced the path of destruction on the map. “How do we stop it?”“The anchors,” Eira reminded them. “But creating them will take everything you have, your energy, your will, even your memories of what you’re anchoring.”Kaden’s jaw tightened. “If there’s another way…”“There isn’t,” Eira interrupted. “And time isn’t on our side.”Lena exchanged a glance with Kaden. “We’ve come this far. We can’t back down now.”---The group split into teams, each tasked with reaching a critical point in the city to establish an anchor. Lena and Kaden headed toward the ancient ma

The Keeper was no more. His hold over the land shattered, leaving behind echoes of his destruction. Yet as Lena, Kaden, and their companions walked through the now-silent cathedral, a somber stillness settled over them.“Is it really over?” Eira asked, her voice tentative.“It has to be,” Kaden replied, though his grip on Lena’s hand betrayed his own uncertainty.The group emerged into the soft light of dawn. The city, which had been devastated by the corruption of the Keeper, was now silent, with a stifling ash odor and a glimmer of hope in the air. As their world started to mend, survivors carefully emerged from hiding, their eyes filled with shock.But Lena felt the lingering unease deep in her chest. She couldn’t ignore it. The Keeper’s destruction had been decisive, yet the scars of his tyranny were etched into every stone and soul.---The streets of the city were filled with whispers. Uncertain of what lay ahead, survivors clutched onto one another. When Lena witnessed kids los

The beauty of the sunrise did little to calm Lena's mounting anxiety, even if the early morning sun illuminated the sky in tones of scarlet and gold. Her thoughtful countenance was reflected by the soft waves as she stood at the lake's edge close to the crypt. Even while the orb was still confined in its temporary enclosure, they were all still heavily shadowed by it.Kaden joined her, resting his chin on her shoulder and wrapping his hands around her waist. "Since last night, you have been silent."Lena sighed. "I'm thinking of what will happen next. Serina’s words keep echoing in my mind.”“About the sacrifice?” he asked softly.She nodded, her voice barely above a whisper. “If it’s true, and someone has to wield the orb to destroy it, how do we even choose who that should be? How do we prepare for that kind of loss?”Kaden turned her to face him, his dark eyes filled with unwavering resolve. “We’ll find a way to protect everyone. Including you. I won’t let you shoulder this alone,

The camp was silent after Lena’s sudden disappearance. Her last words echoed in their minds as the group stared at the spot where she had been moments ago. Kaden's knuckles became pale with strain as he held his blade more firmly."We need to go after her," he declared, His voice tight with repressed dread.Lucan hesitated. “How? The Keeper isn’t bound by the rules of our world anymore. We’d be walking into a trap.”“Then let’s spring the trap,” Kaden snapped, his eyes blazing. “I’m not leaving her to that monster.”Eira stepped forward, her hands trembling as she clutched a small, glowing crystal. “There’s one way,” she said quietly. “But it’s dangerous. The Keeper’s power is tied to the energy Serina unleashed. If we can sever that connection...”“Destroy the Keeper entirely,” Kaden finished, hope flickering in his eyes.Eira nodded. “But we’d need to confront it in its domain. And we’d need Lena.”---Lena awoke in a world of endless darkness, her body weighed down by invisible cha

Lena and Kaden were sleeping in a chamber with lovely lace curtains that let in the early morning sun. There was a great deal of tension between them even though the outside world started to buzz with the promise of a new day. In their minds, the whisper that had broken their silence the night before lingered like an unwanted visitor.Lena stood by the window, staring at the horizon while her fingertips traced the pane's edge. Sitting on the side of the bed, Kaden silently observed her. The weight of their never-ending struggles was engraved into the curvature of her shoulders, and he could see the storm building inside her.Kaden quietly murmured, "You're thinking too much again," getting up and approaching her.As he laid his hands lightly on her shoulders, Lena sighed and leaned into his contact. "How can I not? Every time I believe we have achieved peace, it eludes us.Kaden turned her to look at him, his eyes unblinking and firm. “Peace isn’t something we find, Lena. It’s somethi