All Chapters of The Alpha King's Insane Vow: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

DELILAHHours later, I found myself in the Vyrclaw Council Meeting room. My alpha, Caspian, was seated on the largest chair on a high platform, with his Beta standing behind him. Tessa stood right by his side, her eyes glaring at the empty Luna throne. The entire pack was gathered around to witness the pack hearing, but all I could see was the frightened expression of the woman standing in the centre of the room with her mate. My chest tightened as I glanced at the black mourning attire she was wearing.She was the woman who lost her baby. I forced myself to walk, watching the crowd part for me until I stood beside the woman. The husband, Gideon, was bristling with rage as he glared at his wife. His dominant aura had subdued her completely, causing her to tremble like a leaf. When our eyes met, her eyes flickered with awareness before she looked away.I sucked in a deep breath. She knew about Viktor's presence in that cabin that night.Caspian's authoritative voice pierced through th

VIKTORI barely reached there in time.After Kytiri sent word to me about the ongoing pack trial, I immediately got into my car and sped here as fast as I could. I would have chosen my wolf form if it were possible, but I feared losing myself to the primal instincts that surged within me. The mere thought of my wolf witnessing her pain threatened to unravel the fragile threads of my sanity, so I decided to deal with this problem with my reason intact. Anxiety wrapped its cold fingers around my gut, tightening with every passing second as I burst out of the car and dashed toward the imposing building, ignoring the guards stationed at the entrance who cast suspicious glances my way.When I finally reached the Council Meeting room, the first thing I saw was Delilah standing at the center of the room. On the surface, she seemed calm like a still lake, but I could sense her suffering from within. The pain was so visceral that it threatened to rip me apart, clawing through my flesh and tend

VIKTORI burst out of the building, following the sentry along with Caspian and his Beta, our eyes sweeping across the surroundings. The sight before us shook me to my very core.Vines.They were everywhere.Thick, grotesque coils of dark green and black crawled across the pack grounds like living things. They slithered over the stone paths, wrapped themselves around the training posts, and climbed the walls of nearby buildings. Some of them were extremely thick, their surfaces slick and strangely pulsing, as if something beneath the bark-like skin was breathing.The air itself was heavy and stale, a tell-tale sign that something was very wrong. A faint, sour scent hung around the vines, like rotting leaves mixed with something metallic. My gaze followed one tendril as it slowly crept across the ground, the tip twitching ever so slightly.It was moving.Beside me, Caspian stepped forward, his sharp eyes narrowing as he studied the strange growth spreading across his territory.He lif

DELILAHAfter leaving the royal quarters, I went straight to the Moon Temple. As expected, there was a huge crowd gathered at the entrance, protesting and creating a ruckus. My chest tightened with dread as I pulled down the cap covering my face, just in case someone saw me. But they were too busy raining curses on my name to even notice my presence. They accused me of all the strange events taking place in the pack, calling me a traitor and a ln oathbreaker. Each insult being hurled against me was more cutting than the last, but I forced myself not to be affected by it. Right now, the most important thing was to find a way to investigate the origin of the mysterious vines and get rid of them immediately. That's why I went through the back and snuck into the Moon Temple. The sentries immediately caught me before I could successfully get into the building, but they let me go once they discovered my identity. I went straight to my office, my steps swift and hurried. As soon as I tou

DELILAHHope flared as I read the book, but it quickly faltered when I came across a particular requirement necessary for the spell I needed to perform. It demanded a vessel. I was in a rush to leave the Moon Temple, so I hadn’t prepared one. For a moment, doubt crept into my heart. This art was too dangerous to perform without proper preparations. Perhaps it would be better to return and gather more items...I halted in my steps at the thought, clenching my jaw.No, I couldn't afford to wait another day to get rid of these mysterious vines. The more I procrastinated, the more chances I gave it to harm my pack, and that was unacceptable. My hand moved almost on its own, rummaging through my bag until my fingers brushed against something soft. A doll. It was old, barely more than scraps of cloth stitched together, but it would have to do. “I don’t have a choice,” I whispered. Working quickly, I pulled out a thin white rope and stepped toward the tree. The closer I got, the heavie