Todos los capítulos de Taking The Demon's Mate: Capítulo 121 - Capítulo 130

Theoden’s confusion cleared after setting eyes on the reason why his first son turned against him. He became baffled that the rest of his family were doing the same.“Arlen, Prince of Ingram. The only descendant of Pandora and the flower of the Braddock clan,” Julius tightened his features as his eyes met Arlen’s.Another round of murmurs captured the moment. Many failed to believe they had been hunting down an omega - a gender that could easily be controlled.Zavian recognized the omega from before. And with Axel’s presence, he began to believe David’s words. But seeing the person that terrorized his people, he refused to put down his arms and demanded that Julius surrender himself.“Do not believe this man, he is in cahoots with that omega, Arlen,” Theoden still wanted his agenda to prevail. Some agreed with him, but others began to question their decisions upon making the comparisons.“You knew we were dealing with an omega all this time?” Rollo was in disbelief. “Why didn’t you sa

"You?" Julius gaped, lost for words as he looked at the man above him."Hold on," Luca did just that. It didn't take a minute for Arlen to crouch beside him and beckon to the person hanging below. "Julius, give me your other hand."Luca had hastily made the move of grabbing the beta in a risky slide. One wrong shift and they could fall over. "My Jules, your left hand... Give it to me!" Arlen stressed, but Julius stared blankly at them in awe. Arlen tried crawling on his belly, but Luca cautioned him. The ground beneath them was crumbling. Arlen’s face was littered with sweat and ugly tears. " It's not your fault, Julius... I forgive you, so please forgive me for doing this to you... I should have never burdened you with my life. I ruined what we had. Please, Julius! Can't you trust me this once?” He poured his heart out the best way he could.A solemn grin cut across Julius’ face. Of course, Arlen still cared about him - why else would he keep trying? He chuckled. "At least I can res

Caesar and the other rulers faced a grave challenge. Arlen ploughed through anyone in his path. He crashed Damaris’ motherships and tore through their men with merciless ease.“Did it hurt? What happened to your villages and your families?” he asked with chilling calm. “Did it tear your mind apart?” His grin darkened. “Because I still remember losing mine to your foolish ego.”His eyes met Theoden’s.His body sizzled with negative energy in its purest form. “You wanted to lynch Julius for what he did.” He scanned the faces around him. “Then it’s only fair I let you pay for yours… Note, I have no use for survivors.”Arlen lunged into the crowd, hands contorting as he wielded his mysterious weapon, Moon. Zariah was too stunned to keep fighting when the loving prince who had returned to Ingram sliced beastmen in half, bathing in their blood with glee.She wasn’t the only one.All those who loved Arlen feared the worst.“Rufus, what do we do?” Luca turned to the beast-man who knew Arlen b

Arlen enlarged himself, trying to break free. Yet that only worsened the net’s shrinking mechanism. He could hear his heart pound in his ear, the ground vibrating each time he sought a new resolve. If he made himself smaller, he would become an easier target.“You see,” Theoden said softly, “I’ll bury what remains of you in the four corners of Slora. Then I’ll go after your father and your miserable people. There will be nobody to mourn you. No grave, no legacy. I’ll wipe away any proof that you ever existed.” His gaze was nothing short of ice and daggers.The net tightened. Arlen pushed back with his palm; his neck bent in an uncomfortable angle.For the first time since the war began, Arlen was truly in danger. A danger his family allowed in a desperate bid to save him. A danger his eyes now blamed Luca for.Theoden turned to Luca, who was still frozen in place. “What? Am I not living up to your expectations, son?”Luca shifted into a man. His now pale face steeled with frustration.

“No,” Arlen whispered. “No, no, no.” His mind was in disarray. That searing pang of worry, rage, confusion, resurfaced. This time it shut down the voices in his head.“Conri!” Arlen still needed to break free.“Almost done!” David raised his voice.Suddenly, he felt the ground beneath them tremble. Sensing a heavy presence, David raised his head. “Ahhh!” He fell flat on the ground, frightened when a creature taller than a lighthouse reached down with open jaws. It snapped down at the net but flinched back, shaking its head from the stinging effect.“Kraken?” Arlen had never been so thrilled to see that monster. He looked down at his friend. “Hurry Conri or he will eat you out of spite!”“Okay, okay!” David picked up his tool and got back to work. Zariah and Rufus made their way to the scene to shield him from getting squashed. Soon his symbols paired with the others, emitting an amber glow.The second Kraken’s mouth landed, it latched on. Arlen scurried on all fours when the beast