All Chapters of Puck Destiny : A Triplet's Claim: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

"Inka, don't move yet. Your body just went through hell," Elder Thaddeus's voice sounded panicked as I forced my eyes open.I ignored the stabbing pain in my stomach. The first thing I looked for was my chest. There, wrapped in a clean towel, was a tiny baby girl sleeping peacefully. Her skin still carried faint traces of pure golden glow from my Lunar Healer blood. Looking at her calm little face, all my fear disappeared.Through the triple bond flowing in my blood, I could sense what was happening right outside the medical room door. I could feel Hunter's pain from the silver burns, the leftover poison making Zane's body shake, and Seth's ragged breathing from burning through his Alpha energy.They were out there dying, standing as a living barricade to protect me and our child."Please watch her for a second, Elder," I whispered, carefully handing our baby over to Thaddeus."Where are you going? Miranda and the Zunter troops are out there!""My men are out there," I said, my voice

"They're going after our father," Hunter's voice dropped into a terrifyingly low guttural. "It's a pincer move," Zane said, his eyes darkening as his tactical mind instantly analyzed Marcus’s words. He paced toward the window, his jaw clenched tight. "Miranda knew she couldn't break our sanctuary from the outside. She used your father as bait to draw our guard down, keeping us pinned here while her main execution squad takes the compound. If Alpha Graham falls, Miranda takes total control of the pack's legal assets by default."Seth walked over to the bed, his hand resting protectively over Aria, who was sleeping peacefully despite the tension vibrating through the room. "We can't be in two places at once. If we leave the sanctuary now, we risk exposing Inka and Aria. If we stay, our father dies."The dilemma hung in the room like a suffocating fog.I looked down at my hands, which were already rapidly healing from the silver burns thanks to the residual golden light humming in my ve

"Drop your weapons, or I press this button right now!" Miranda shrieked, her laughter growing more hysterical in the darkness of the compound's courtyard, now lit only by the dying embers of battle.Her fingers trembled over the red trigger of the detonator. She knew this was her final ace in the hole.Through the pack link, a tidal wave of sheer panic slammed into my mind. Hunter's thoughts spiraled into a frenzy, consumed by visions of Aria in danger, while Seth clutched his chest as if he could feel our daughter's heartbeat from miles away at the sanctuary. Zane stood frozen, his usually cold eyes now radiating a dead-end calculation—for the first time, his brain couldn't find a winning percentage."Inka... Aria..." Hunter's voice trembled inside my head, thick with raw desperation.I closed my eyes for a heartbeat, drawing a deep breath to steady the surge of terror in my chest. I focused on the memory of the golden glow the triplets had left on little Aria's skin before we depart

INKA"Don't listen to him, Inka," Hunter whispered, his large hand immediately cupping my cheek, forcing me to look away from the Supreme Leader's tire tracks slowly disappearing into the darkness of the night. "We will never surrender Aria. Not to that damned council, nor to any faction.""Hunter's right," Seth chimed in, stepping closer until our bodies touched. His dense protective scent enveloped me again, trying to chase away the cold that had suddenly attacked my defenses. "We just took back our home. If the Southern faction wants war, they'll have to go through our corpses first."I looked at the three of them. Under the dim light of the damaged compound yard, Hunter's, Seth's, and Zane's faces were etched with profound exhaustion. The silver burns on their bodies hadn't fully healed, and their Alpha energy was completely drained after facing two consecutive waves of attacks.They spoke of total war as if their bodies were made of indestructible steel.Zane didn't speak. He sto

"Inka, get in the tunnel, now!" Zane barked, his voice no longer calm. Through his grip on my waist, I could feel a tremor of fear he'd never shown before. His tactical instincts had completely short-circuited facing the figure on the pavilion roof.The massive white wolf let out a low growl. The sound was so heavy that the vibration shook the snow loose from the roof tiles. Supreme Alpha of the Southern Faction—The White Dread. The myth feared by every pack elder now stood real right in front of us.Hunter and Seth, who had just finished off the remaining wolves in the courtyard, spun around immediately. The moment their eyes locked onto that white wolf, a furious howl ripped from both their throats at once. They shot back toward us, leaping over snowdrifts at full speed.But the white wolf moved faster.He leaped down from the roof, landing right between us and the two twins. The boom of his body hitting the ground sent a shockwave that hurled Hunter and Seth back several meters.Th