All Chapters of The alpha’s forgotten mate : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Everything stopped.Not frozen like before.This was different.The space was waiting.Lyra felt it immediately.Like the entire Hollow structure had shifted its attention fully onto them.Kael stood beside her, breathing slowly.But his eyes were sharper now.More present.Less divided.Lyra noticed it.“You feel it too?” she asked quietly.Kael nodded once.“Yeah.”The origin presence had stepped back.But it hadn’t left.It was watching.Measuring.Silence stretched for a long moment.Then the voice returned.“Reassessment protocol initiated.”Lyra frowned.“What does that mean now?”Kael answered first.“It means we’re not being erased yet.”Lyra looked at him.“That sounds like progress.”He didn’t smile.“It doesn’t feel like it.”The space shifted slightly.Lines of lig

The air changed the moment it stepped through.Not cold.Not hot.Wrong.Lyra felt it in her bones before she even saw it fully.Kael tightened his grip on her hand.“…that’s new,” he whispered.Lyra didn’t answer.Because she was staring.The thing that came through the doorway wasn’t like the others.Not the system presence.Not the origin layer.Not anything they had faced before.It looked human at first glance.But only at first.Its outline kept shifting slightly, like reality couldn’t decide what it should be.Kael spoke quietly.“I don’t think that’s part of the system.”Lyra nodded once.“I agree.”The shape took one step forward.And the doorway behind it flickered violently.The memory fragments froze mid-motion.Like everything was waiting again.The new presence looked at them.Not aggressively.Not kindly.Just… aware.Then it spoke.“You are still intact.”Lyra frowned slightly.“What does that mean?”No immediate answer.Kael stepped forward half a step.“Who are you?”

Nothing felt like falling.It felt like being erased and rewritten at the same time.Lyra couldn’t tell where her body ended or where space began.There was no direction.No sound.Only pressure.Then impact.She gasped as solid ground returned beneath her feet.Kael stumbled beside her and caught himself quickly.Both of them were breathing hard.Lyra looked up first.“…this is not the Hollow.”Kael slowly turned his head.“No. It isn’t.”The sky above them was wrong.Not dark.Not bright.Just flat.Like someone forgot to finish painting it.The ground was dry, cracked stone stretching endlessly in every direction.No structures.No memory fragments.No system light.Just emptiness.Kael looked at his hands.“I can feel myself again,” he said quietly.

Everything tightened.Not like pressure building.Like reality itself being pulled into alignment.Lyra felt it first in her chest.A deep pull.Not pain.Not fear.Something older.Kael squeezed her hand.“Lyra… it’s starting.”She nodded once.“I know.”The Origin Architect stood still in front of them.Waiting.Not rushing.Like it already knew how this would end.The First Deviation pair stood behind them, tense but focused.The woman spoke quietly.“This is the point where most pairs stop existing as they are.”Kael glanced back.“Comforting.”The man ignored that.“Don’t resist the pull when it starts.”Kael frowned.“And if we do?”The woman answered bluntly.“Then you break.”Silence.Lyra exhaled slowly.“We’re already being pulled.”Kael nodded.“I feel it too.”The Origin Architect raised its hand slightly.And the air changed.A pulse spread through everything.Not sound.Not light.Structure.Lyra’s knees almost gave way.Kael steadied her immediately.“Stay with me,” he

The fracture didn’t feel like destruction.It felt like something letting go.Lyra staggered slightly as the pressure vanished from her chest.For the first time since all of this beganNothing was pulling at her.No system.No structure.No forced alignment.Just silence.Kael was still holding her hand.Tight.Grounding.“Lyra,” he said quietly.“I’m here,” she answered.Her voice was steady again.But everything else wasn’t.The space around them was no longer inverted.No longer layered.It was… open.Endless.Not empty.Just undefined.Kael looked around slowly.“…this feels different.”Lyra nodded.“Yes.”The bond between them pulsed once.Soft.Alive.But no longer watched.No longer measured.Kael exhaled.“It’s not being tracked anymore.”Lyra felt it too.“They can’t see us here.”Silence.Behind them, the fractured remnants, the voices, the echoes, the collapsed fragments of past cycles, floated in the distance.Not forming.Not attacking.Just… existing.The Consequence st