All Chapters of Twins Fate: The Useless Omega's Awakening : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

The Guardian’s statements echoed in my mind like an alarm signal. The lineage cannot be ignored. "Are you prepared to pay the cost?" I pushed against its heaviness with all the energy I had remaining. My heart raced in my chest as the pendant on my neck radiated warmth. In some way, it provided me with just enough strength to escape. Reversing quickly, I yelled, "What cost?" "What are you trying to say?" The Guardian did not respond. It dissolved into the darkness, its bright eyes the final thing to disappear. I was by myself in the room, gasping and shaking. The pedestal holding the stone tablet now shone more intensely, as if it were anticipating my arrival. I paused. Every instinct urged me to go, but I moved forward regardless. The moment I made contact with it, the room surrounding me changed. The walls dissolved, giving way to a swirling depiction of history. It was the group but altered. Wolves unknown to me wandered unrestrained, their eyes shimmering with pride and str

The shadows engulfed me entirely, yet I could still hear Dahlia’s voice above, calling out my name. Her screams reverberated, faint and far away, as though they belonged to a different realm. I remained motionless for a moment, the agony from the fall spreading throughout my body. I was not by myself. The set of shining golden eyes observed me, unflinching, as a deep growl echoed in the atmosphere. My heart pounded within my chest, yet I compelled myself to rise. The necklace hanging from my neck glowed subtly, lighting up the stone walls nearby. "Who is it that you are?" I murmured, my voice shaking. The figure advanced, its massive form appearing more like a shadow than a solid being. “The inquiry is, who are you?” My lips parted, but no sound emerged. Dahlia’s voice pierced the quiet above me. “Daisy, wait a moment! "I'm on my way!" “No,” the creature whispered, its golden eyes slitting. "She is unable to intervene." "Not at this moment." Prior to my reply, the earth below

The murmurs of the pack were more intense than before. At every turn, I could hear someone whispering. Most voices hushed as I walked by, but the intensity of their gazes remained. The pressure was overwhelming, and it only intensified when Dahlia disappeared during the collapse. Though no one voiced it directly, I sensed the silent inquiries: Where is Dahlia? Why have you come here without her?* I repositioned the pendant on my neck, its known weight anchoring me. Kai strolled next to me, his expression as strained as mine seemed. “We require answers,” I whispered. He gestured with his head. “Responses and potentially some support.” The group is searching for a scapegoat. “They've already found someone,” I said, my tone resentful. Before Kai had a chance to respond, a voice cut in. "Daisy!" "Here you are!" I looked to spot Lila, a younger Omega, running over to me. Her dark curls sprang with every step, yet her expression was tense with anxiety. “What is that?” I inquired. "

The trees surrounded us tightly as Kai and I sprinted. The turmoil from the packhouse still echoed in my mind Gregor's claims, the pack's skeptical gazes, the rallying cry for battle against the rogues. My chest ached with each step, yet it wasn’t fatigue. It was rage. Misunderstanding. Terror. "What does he mean I've caused this for them?" I yelled above the wind. Kai looked back, his expression serious. “Gregor is losing his grip.” He feels afraid. "When leaders are in a state of panic, they seek out someone to hold accountable." "Indeed, he discovered his scapegoat," I whispered, avoiding a low-hanging branch. Kai brought his movement to a halt, clutching my arm. "It's beyond that, Daisy." “He believes you pose a threat.” "Risky?" I chuckled with bitterness. “I can hardly stay on your level.” "What aspect of me shouts 'danger'?" Kai hesitated before responding. His quietness disturbed me more than what he said. "You sensed it, didn't you?" he eventually remarked. "Experienc

Dahlia's claws cut through the air, and I just managed to avoid them in time. The strength of her strike knocked me off balance, my heart racing in my chest. Dahlia! “Cease!” I yelled, my voice quivering. "What are you up to?" She did not respond. Her eyes blazed with rage, shining like coals in the night. Her wolf shape shimmered around the borders of her human form, as though she was battling to maintain control. “You're deceitful, Daisy!” she hissed, her tone low and threatening. “You have deceived everyone here.” “I have no idea what you mean!” I attempted to stand firm, yet the power of her stare caused me to waver. Kai walked in front of us, his blade shining under the moonlight. "Dahlia, that's sufficient!" This is not the path. She chuckled with sorrow, her eyes moving toward him. "Are you supporting her?" "You're not even aware of her true identity." "I know sufficient," Kai replied, his tone calm. "And I recognize this isn't who you are." Dahlia's mouth twisted into