All Chapters of The Alpha's Cursed Heir: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

The enormous form of light and shadow approached, its presence nearly intolerable. Its every step seemed like a drumbeat of impending disaster pulsing through the atmosphere. As Lena attempted to comprehend what she was witnessing, her heart raced. The being wasn’t merely powerful, it felt ancient, like a force of nature that had been slumbering until now.“What is that?” Zara whispered, her usual bravado stripped away.The silver-eyed stranger stood motionless, his gaze fixed on the figure. “It’s the catalyst,” he said quietly. “The one who will decide everything.”Kaden gripped his sword tighter. “Then let’s stop it before it decides anything.”The stranger turned to him, his expression unreadable. “You can’t fight this with brute strength. If you try, you’ll lose more than your life.”“Then what do we do?” Lena demanded, stepping forward.The stranger’s gaze flicked to her. “You face it. You make a choice.”Lena’s stomach churned. She could feel the weight of his words, but the mea

As the light dimmed, Lena found herself in a strange yet familiar environment. A vast field of golden grass that stretched indefinitely into the horizon had taken the place of the sanctuary. A cloudless sky let in warm sunlight, and the hum of life filled the air.Yet, something felt incomplete.Lena glanced down at her hands, expecting to see the mark of the connection to the inexplicable bond she had come to terms with. But there was nothing. Her palms were smooth, her skin unmarked.Kaden’s voice broke the silence. “Lena.”She turned, relief flooding her at the sight of him. He looked unharmed, his face a mixture of worry and determination. He stepped closer, his hand reaching for hers.“What just happened?” he asked.Before she could give her reply, she saw a shadow shifted in the corner of her vision. She spun, instinctively placing herself between Kaden and the approaching figure.It was the silver-eyed stranger.“You’ve crossed the threshold,” he said, his tone measured. “But t

Lena stood amidst the white expanse, the sound of Kaden’s voice echoing faintly in her mind. The burden of her decision was pressing heavily on her, resulting in a sharp pain in her heart. She had made the unthinkable decision to distance herself from the one individual who had truly understood her.But the figure's presence persisted, unwavering and steady. “You have chosen,” they said simply.The words felt like a verdict. Lena clinched her hands, Anger brewing beneath the surface. "You didn't offer me an option. You gave me a punishment.”The figure’s gaze softened, but their tone remained firm. “It is not I who crafted this path, Lena. It was always yours to walk. And now, the world awaits your next step.”Lena found herself standing on a mountainside as the white emptiness started to fade and the light faded. The sky was a foreboding gray, and the air was chilly and sharp. Below her, a city sprawled out in chaos. Fires raged in the streets, and distant screams carried on the wind

Lena was knocked off her feet as the surge of energy ripped through the camp with merciless force. As survivors frantically sought shelter, screams rang out, but the devastation was merciless and quick.Coughing through the dust and ash haze, Lena forced herself to stand. In a flash, Caleb was beside her, holding her arm to keep her balanced.Over the commotion, he yelled, "We must move immediately."But Lena’s eyes were locked on Kaden, who stood at the edge of the devastation, his hand still raised. His expression was cold, almost mechanical, as though the destruction he caused was just another step in his plan.“Lena!” he called again, his voice calm despite the carnage. “You can’t hide from this. From me.”Torn between the love she once felt and the monster he had become, Lena felt frozen. But Caleb’s urgent tug on her arm snapped her back to reality.“We can’t stay here!” Caleb urged.Lena glanced at the survivors, those who could still move were fleeing in all directions, terror

As the light faded, Lena rested among the debris, her vision foggy and her ears ringing. She found herself in an unknown cave, a chaotic, untidy area of broken rock and vibrant energy. She moaned and pushed herself to her feet, every movement hurting her body.“Lena!” a voice called.Through the haze, she saw Erin running toward her, covered in dirt but alive. Relief flooded Lena as Erin knelt beside her, gripping her shoulders.“You’re okay,” Erin said, her voice shaking. “I thought…”Lena cut her off. “Where’s Caleb?”Erin shook her head and her face darkened, saying, "I'm not sure. The whole place collapsed, and then…”Before Erin could finish, a sharp tremor shook the ground again, sending loose stones tumbling. Lena’s heart sank. There was yet more destruction to come."We must leave this place," Erin insisted.Lena, however, shook her head and looked about the debris. “Not without Caleb.”“Lena, he made his choice!” Erin yelled with a tone that combined both fury and anguish. "I