All Chapters of Alpha and Human Professor: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Elena’s Point of ViewThe pack house bustled with movement as preparations for the coming night intensified. Warriors sharpened their weapons, scouts gathered in small groups reviewing routes on hastily drawn maps, and a quiet, almost reverent tension settled like a blanket over the pack. Everyone felt it. The forest was changing, the balance shifting as Alaric’s influence spread like a shadow across the land.Elena sat cross-legged in the library, a book balanced across her lap as she traced faded words with her finger. Her wolf, Kaia, paced in the back of her mind, restless and sharp.We’re close to something, Kaia said. The answers are here - you just have to find them.I’m trying, Elena replied silently, squinting at the faint script written in what looked like an ancient dialect. But it’s like looking for a needle in a haystack.She sighed, tucking a stray lock of hair behind her ear. The journal she was poring over belonged to an elder from centuries ago. It described dark times

Ren’s Point of ViewAlaric’s laughter echoed across the clearing, a sound that seemed to rattle the very trees. The air was suffocating, thick with the weight of the unnatural energy seeping from the black pool. Ren stood rigid, his wolf snarling within, every instinct screaming to attack, to protect Elena from the monster across from them.Alaric stepped closer, his twisted grin illuminated by the eerie glow of the black water behind him. His form was almost spectral, as though the corruption itself ran through his veins. His eyes gleamed that sickly green, a stark contrast to the glowing amber of Ren’s.“You’ve grown complacent, Ren,” Alaric sneered, his voice smooth yet venomous. “Clinging to old ways, foolish traditions. You think your bond with her” - he flicked his gaze to Elena, his smile widening - “will save you? That’s adorable.”Ren growled low in his throat, stepping forward protectively. “You don’t know what you’re talking about.”Alaric tilted his head, his expression dr

Elena’s POVThe forest had never felt so alive - or so hostile.Elena stood at the edge of the pack’s training grounds, watching as warriors moved with grim efficiency. The clang of metal, the snapping of bows being tested, and the low growls of wolves shifting echoed around her. It was the sound of preparation, a symphony of controlled chaos.Ren stood at the center of it all, his commanding presence like a beacon for the pack. His voice was steady, issuing orders to Kael and Mirella, his amber eyes scanning the warriors with a mixture of pride and urgency.Elena’s fingers curled at her sides as she observed him. He looked every inch the Alpha - strong, resolute, and unyielding. But beneath his exterior, she could feel his tension. It thrummed through their bond like a taut string ready to snap.He’s carrying too much, Kaia whispered in her mind.He always does, Elena replied. But not alone until we are here.She approached him as he finished speaking with Kael, her presence pulling

Elena’s Point of ViewThe forest felt alive, humming with tension as Elena and Ren made their way toward the black pool. The remnants of their fight lingered in the air, the acrid scent of rogue blood mixing with the sharp tang of earth disturbed by battle.Kaia was restless, pacing within Elena’s mind. Something feels off, she said, her voice low and wary.Elena tightened her grip on Ren’s hand, the heat of his palm grounding her as they moved through the darkened woods. “Do you feel that?” she asked, her voice a whisper.Ren’s golden eyes flicked to hers, glowing faintly in the low light. “The air’s heavier,” he said, his voice grim. “We’re close.”The trees grew denser as they approached the heart of the forest, their twisted branches casting long, jagged shadows. The ground beneath their feet was damp and uneven, every step feeling like it carried them deeper into something unnatural.The first sign of the pool came in the form of a low, almost imperceptible hum. It vibrated throu

Ren’s POVThe purified pool shimmered faintly in the moonlight, its once-corrupted surface now a silvery mirror reflecting the dark canopy above. The forest seemed to exhale, the tension that had weighed so heavily moments ago lifting ever so slightly.Ren sat with Elena in his arms, her body still trembling from the immense power she had poured into the pool. She looked fragile and strong all at once, her hazel eyes heavy-lidded but unwavering as they met his.“You’re incredible,” Ren murmured, his voice thick with awe and relief.Elena gave him a faint smile, her fingers brushing against his jaw. “I didn’t do it alone.”His wolf stirred within him, a low growl of approval rumbling in his chest. She’s stronger than we ever imagined, the wolf said.I know, Ren replied silently, his gaze softening as he watched Elena.Kael approached cautiously, his gray wolf shifting back into human form as he crouched beside them. “She did it,” he said, his voice filled with a mixture of disbelief an