All Chapters of Twins Fate: The Useless Omega's Awakening : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The clearing seemed vibrant, thumping with a heavy, oppressive force. Dahlia was tied to the altar, her golden eyes flashing with fear and agony. The Rogue King hovered next to her, his red eyes piercing through me, challenging me to act. "Release her," I insisted, my voice shaky yet resolute. He laughed softly, a quiet, derisive noise. "And spoil my grand finale?" “I believe not.” “Daisy,” Dahlia whispered, her voice faint yet piercing. "You must go." Currently. "I’m not going anywhere," I retorted. My hands tightened, and I sensed the golden light awakening inside me, eager to be set free. “Moving,” the Rogue King remarked, moving nearer. “However, you don’t grasp it, young Luna.” This is not solely about you or your sibling. “This concerns fate.” “I have had enough of destiny,” I retorted. “I choose for myself.” “Then make a choice,” he stated, extending his arms broadly. "Attempt to rescue her." However, you will not succeed. “And when that happens, the eclipse will claim e

The growl of the Forgotten Ones shook my very bones. I recoiled, the earth quaking below me as they came down in a tempest of sparkling rage. Dahlia clutched the luminous orb firmly, her knuckles pale as she gazed at the heavens. “Dahlia, please say you have a strategy!” I shouted, my voice hardly cutting through the disorder. Her eyes locked onto me, her complexion wan. "I never considered this in advance!" “Fantastic!” "That's reassuring," I whispered, pivoting to confront the approaching danger. The atmosphere buzzed with electricity as the Forgotten Ones descended in a semi-circle around us. Their shapes glimmered, coalescing into entities of ethereal elegance and malevolence. The leader moved ahead, the identical figure we had met in the room. “You’ve roused us,” it declared, its tone cutting and frigid. "Now demonstrate your value." "How can it be proven?" I inquired, attempting to conceal the quiver in my voice. The figure's radiant eyes fixed on me. "Endure." The earth

The clearing was still, unsettlingly so, following the burst of light that had engulfed Dahlia’s last effort. A hollow sensation filled my chest as I reeled back to join the others. The Rogue King had vanished into the darkness, leaving me solitary with the burden of what had just occurred. The campsite was in disarray. Wolves were disputing, arms being honed, and it felt like everyone recognized the delicate brink we were teetering on. However, there was something amiss, something I couldn’t quite identify. Rowan encountered me midway, his complexion ashen. "Daisy, can you tell me what occurred?" "Where is Dahlia?" I was unable to find the right words. "She... she remained back." “To halt them.” He stood still, his jaw clenching. “And you simply abandoned her?” “I had no options!” I broke down, the guilt already overwhelming me. “People always claim that,” he mumbled, yet his gaze softened when he noticed the tears forming in my eyes. "We'll bring her back." “We must.” Before

A brilliant light erupted all around me, and for an instant, I believed I had died. My body felt airy, floating in an infinite expanse of silver and white. “Daisy…” The voice resonated, gentle yet authoritative. It wasn’t him, Marcus. It definitely wasn’t Rowan. "Who is it?" I called out, my voice shaking. “The destiny of the pack rests in your hands,” the voice declared. "Yet destiny can break, just as trust can." I spun around, looking for the person who spoke, but the light started to dim. The icy stone ground under my feet reappeared, and the room reshaped itself around me. The Eclipse Stone throbbed in my grasp. My palm felt scorched as if it had melded with my skin. “Daisy!” Rowan’s voice pierced the disorder. I quickly raised my head to catch sight of him and Marcus battling a tide of Forgotten Ones. Kieran stepped back, grinning as if he had already triumphed. “What are you holding out for?” Marcus shouted, his voice strained from the exertion. The Neglected Ones adv

The frigid night breeze bit at my skin as Rowan and I emerged from the crumbling chamber. My lungs ached, and my legs seemed heavy as lead, yet we continued to run. The ruins behind us grated and fell apart, sending echoes through the shadowy woods. Rowan pulled at my arm, his tone cutting. "Continue on, Daisy!" "I’m making an effort!" I gasped for breath, stumbling over a protruding root. His hand reached out swiftly, stopping me just before I fell. We halted for a brief moment, both gazing at the shining light far away. The fragments of the Eclipse Stone had reassembled, and the Alpha of Alphas was taking in its energy. His roar combined victory and fury, vibrating the earth below us. "We can't confront him in this way," Rowan whispered. “I understand,” I responded. “However, we also cannot abandon him.” “We require a strategy,” he stated, his tone tense with urgency. “Then let’s create one,” I said, standing up. The forest was disturbingly silent as we moved ahead. Each noi