All Chapters of Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental: Chapter 261 - Chapter 270

Elana didn't flinch. She didn't blink.The silence stretched out, thick and suffocating, as she let their weak, pathetic lies hang in the air between them. She looked at her sons—two of the most feared and respected Alpha and Beta wolves on the continent—and saw right through the soot, the muscle, and the steel.She leaned forward slightly, resting her forearms on the gleaming mahogany desk."Now, listen to me," Elana said, her voice dropping into a quiet, dangerous register that sent an instinctual shiver down their spines. "Your father hid his true, twisted self from me for thirty years. He built an entire life out of shadows and lies right under my nose, and I will live with the shame of not seeing it for the rest of my days."She narrowed her silver eyes, the fierce, unyielding mother rising up to completely eclipse the former Luna."But that is one thing you have never been able to do, boys," Elana finished softly, her gaze piercing straight through their armor and down into thei

Leela couldn't stay anchored. The sheer, suffocating gravity of the nightmare spread across the mahogany desk was too heavy. With a sudden, desperate surge of adrenaline, she planted her hands flat against Fennigan’s massive chest and pushed herself backward, forcing herself out of his protective embrace.She needed to breathe. She needed to see the truth, no matter how much it burned.Fennigan immediately dropped his arms, his silver eyes wide with panic as he watched his mate step back up to the edge of the desk.Leela’s trembling fingers reached out, moving the glossy photographs around on the polished wood. She bypassed the financial ledgers and pulled the images of the dead boys closer. She stared down at the dozens of boys with silver-tipped hair and familiar jawlines, all slumped against cold concrete with single, execution-style bullet holes in their heads.Damon had slaughtered them like they were nothing more than defective equipment. Like they weren't even people.But as Le

Jax couldn't stand by the desk anymore. The toxic, suffocating air of the conspiracy was too heavy for the sleeping babies in his arms.He turned away from the horrifying spread of photographs and walked over to the small, plush couch tucked neatly into the corner of Elana’s office. Draped over the back cushion was a soft, hand-knitted blanket. Moving with a surprising, heartbreaking gentleness for a man of his massive size, the Beta carefully laid Caspian and Briar down onto the cushions.The moment their little bodies hit the upholstery, instinct took over. Without ever opening their eyes, the twins immediately shifted toward one another. Caspian’s chubby arm flopped heavily over his sister, and Briar tucked her silver-tipped head perfectly beneath his chin, their breathing instantly synchronizing in the quiet room.The baby knot.Jax pulled the knitted blanket down, carefully covering them up to their shoulders. He stood over the couch, staring down at their perfectly peaceful, inn

It was Fennigan.The Alpha stood directly behind him, an immovable, towering wall of muscle and absolute, remorseless fury."Did you really think," Fennigan growled, his voice a guttural, demonic rumble that vibrated straight through Miller's chest, "that my Beta would let you run an encrypted line out of my packhouse without holding the master key?""Alpha, please," Miller choked out, tears of sheer terror spilling down his cheeks. He threw his hands up in a pathetic gesture of surrender. "Please, I didn't know the full extent of it! I swear to the Goddess! Damon just paid me to mask the power grid and hide the construction logs! I never went down into the lab! I didn't know about the... the replicas!"Fennigan’s massive hand shot out like lightning. He clamped his thick fingers around the back of Miller's neck, gripping him with enough terrifying force to completely paralyze the tech, but stopping just short of snapping his spine.He effortlessly hauled Miller out of the chair by hi

There she was. His Ginny.She was leaning back against the cushions, looking utterly exhausted but undeniably radiant. A soft, peaceful glow clung to her pale skin as she quietly nursed their newborn pup. Little Iggy was safely tucked against her chest, taking in the pure, life-giving warmth of his mother, completely oblivious to the monsters that had once ruled his bloodline.The devastating realization from the hallway—the sickening truth of the elemental bone ring—had pushed Jax right to the absolute edge of the abyss. It had almost broken his mind. But seeing Ginny, seeing the pure, untainted, innocent life they had created together in the light, pulled him back from the dark. It made the crushing, toxic weight of his father's sins bearable.The formidable, stone-cold Beta completely crumbled.Jax crossed the room in a few long, hurried strides. He didn't say a word as he reached the edge of the couch and simply let his massive legs give out beneath him. He dropped heavily to his