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Chapter 710: THE MASSACRE · Oct 05, 2026

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701 Chapter 701: THE WRAITH 2026-10-05
702 Chapter 702: AWAKE 2026-10-05
703 Chapter 703: THE RING 2026-10-05
704 Chapter 704: TEN MILLION FIREFLIESS 2026-10-05
705 Chapter 705: GOODBYE THE OTHER SIDE 2026-10-05
706 Chapter 706: THE WAY OUT 2026-10-05
707 Chapter 707: A REASONABLE DECISION 2026-10-05
708 Chapter 708: THE INTERRUPTION 2026-10-05
709 Chapter 709: THE BABY IS COMING 2026-10-05
710 Chapter 710: THE MASSACRE 2026-10-05
711 Chapter 711: FATHER DEAREST 2026-10-05
712 Chapter 712: AN END? 2026-10-05
713 Chapter 713: RETURN 2026-10-05
714 Chapter 714: SUNKEN PRINCESS 2026-10-05
715 Chapter 715: SIREN SONG 2026-10-05
716 Chapter 716: TWISTED DECISION 2026-10-05
717 Chapter 717: ARIA 2026-10-05
718 Chapter 718: A RESTLESS MOTHER 2026-10-05
719 Chapter 719: A TWIST OF FATE 2026-10-05
720 Chapter 720: RETURN 2026-10-05
721 Chapter 721: SUNKEN PRINCESS 2026-10-05
722 Chapter 722: SIREN SONG 2026-10-05
723 Chapter 723: TWISTED DECISION 2026-10-05
724 Chapter 724: RUBY 2026-10-05
725 Chapter 725: HEALER 2026-10-05
726 Chapter 726: THE ENCOUNTER 2026-10-05
727 Chapter 727: THE STRANGE BOY 2026-10-05
728 Chapter 728: THE PACK HOUSE 2026-10-05
729 Chapter 729: GOLDEN EAGLE 2026-10-05
730 Chapter 730: THE ENCOUNTER 2026-10-05
731 Chapter 731: DRAWN BLOOD 2026-10-05
732 Chapter 732: THE CHALLENGER 2026-10-05
733 Chapter 733: A BERATED WOLF 2026-10-05
734 Chapter 734: A SAD HOME 2026-10-05
735 Chapter 735: THE DREAM 2026-10-05
736 Chapter 736: RETRIBUTION 2026-10-05
737 Chapter 737: THE DEBT 2026-10-05
738 Chapter 738: AND WHEN THERE IS A WILL, THERE IS ALWAYS A WAY. 2026-10-05
739 Chapter 739: A MYSTERY 2026-10-05
740 Chapter 740: A MYSTERY II 2026-10-05
741 Chapter 741: THE ILL 2026-10-05
742 Chapter 742: INTRUDER 2026-10-05
743 Chapter 743: LADY IN THE LAKE 2026-10-05
744 Chapter 744: A BOLD CHOICE 2026-10-05
745 Chapter 745: A DARING MISTAKE 2026-10-05
746 Chapter 746: THE SICK SON 2026-10-05
747 Chapter 747: THE FUTURE ALPHA 2026-10-05
748 Chapter 748: HIDING IN PLAIN SIGHT 2026-10-05
749 Chapter 749: RUBY 2026-10-05
750 Chapter 750: OPPOSITE BROTHERS 2026-10-05

Chapter 710: THE MASSACRE

The first thing I heard was screaming.

Not fear.

Rage.

The guards didn’t hesitate when he stepped through the broken archway.

They didn’t shout warnings or call for backup. They shifted with bones snapping and reforming as fur tore through skin, massive wolves launching themselves at him from every direction.

Aiden didn’t stop walking.

He didn’t even look surprised.

The ruby on his ring flared like a wound torn open, and the air around him bent. One wolf never reached him.

It froze mid-leap, crushed by something invisible, its body folding in on itself before hitting the stone floor in a lifeless heap.

Another lunged from behind.

Aiden turned calmly and caught it by the throat.

There was a sickening crack.

Then he let go.

The body slid bonelessly to the ground.

Maelis grabbed my arm hard enough to hurt.

”Now,” she hissed.

The chamber shook as another roar split the air. I didn’t know if it was dragon or stone or my own blood rushing too fast through my ears.

Maelis pulled me toward the far wall, past the pedestal, past the screaming ruby that still pulsed wildly behind us.

She pressed her palm to a section of stone that looked solid, muttering words I didn’t recognize.

The wall opened.

Not smoothly.

Violently.

Additionally opening a narrow, jagged passage that dropped sharply downward.

”Go,” she ordered.

I stumbled forward, clutching my belly, the pain still simmering low and dangerous despite the magic holding it at bay.

Maelis followed immediately, shoving the ruby chest ahead of us with a force that made my teeth rattle.

Behind us, I heard bone snap.

I didn’t turn back.

The tunnel was dark and steep, damp earth scraping my palms as I half slid, half ran downward. Roots clawed at my cloak, stones bit into my bare feet. Every breath burned.

We burst out into the open with no warning at all.

Cold night air slammed into my lungs.

The forest stretched before us.

And then the smell hit.

Blood.

So much blood it made my stomach revolt.

I staggered to a stop.

The ground was littered with bodies.

Wolves. Hundreds. Thousands.

Some already shifted wolf. Some in still in their unshifted form.

Some were in the middle of shifting.

But all they had something in common.

Torn apart like prey.

Trees splintered. Earth soaked dark.

The forest floor looked churned, trampled, as if something enormous had torn through again and again without mercy.

Maelis froze.

”No,” she breathed.

She dropped the chest and ran forward, her movements wild now, uncontrolled. She fell to her knees beside the nearest body, hands shaking as she turned it over.

Her scream ripped through the night.

It wasn’t loud at first.

It was broken.

Raw.

She moved frantically through the carnage, calling names, sobbing as she searched, pushing bodies aside with desperate hands.

I stood rooted where I was, one hand pressed to my mouth, the other clamped over my belly as my baby shifted violently, distressed by the chaos, by the death.

Then Maelis stopped.

She knelt very still.

Slowly, she reached forward.

And lifted a severed head from the ground.

And I wondered who it was.

She looked traumatized.

Her hands trembled as she cradled it against her chest, her breath coming in ragged, animal sounds. Blood soaked her clothes. Her silver hair fell loose around her face, streaked red and black.

Something in her broke completely.

I didn’t want to believe my father was capable of such evil, but deep within me, I could feel a gnawing feeling.

A feeling that tugged at me that he was the one.

That no one else was capable of this other than him.

I felt terrible.

I had brought this upon them.

I held my tummy as the

The air shifted.

A massive shadow passed overhead.

The wind from its wings knocked me backward a step as a dragon descended, claws tearing deep grooves into the earth as it landed with bone-shaking force.

Aiden dismounted calmly.

He looked untouched.

Not a speck of blood on his clothes.

Not a scratch.

The ruby on his ring glowed faintly, satisfied.

Maelis rose slowly, still holding her lover’s head.

”You’re a monster,” she said hoarsely. ”The worst thing that ever happened to our people.”

Aiden regarded her with something like disappointment.

”The last time I saw you Maelis.” My father said darkly. ”I warned you to stay away. And you made the worst decision of taking my daughter away from me.”

Maelis’s face looked like it reigned thunder

”You chose rebellion,” he replied evenly. ”You knew the cost.”

”They were families,” she screamed. ”Children. Mothers. They followed me because you left them no choice. Because you stole their lands for them you monster!”

”I gave them order,” he said. ”They rejected it.”

Maelis dropped the head gently to the ground and shifted.

Faster than I had ever seen anyone move.

White fur exploded outward as she lunged, a blur of teeth and fury aimed straight for his throat.

The fight was short.

Too short.

Aiden caught her mid-air.

The impact cracked like thunder.

He slammed her into the ground hard enough to send a shockwave through the forest floor. She shifted back under the force, human again, gasping as ribs caved.

She tried to rise.

He didn’t let her.

The ruby flared once.

Aiden drove his hand straight through her chest.

Maelis froze.

Her eyes went wide, shock replacing rage in an instant. Blood spilled down his arm, steaming faintly in the cold night air.

For a heartbeat, neither of them moved.

Then Aiden pulled his hand free.

Maelis collapsed at his feet.

Dead.

The world went silent.

I couldn’t breathe.

I couldn’t scream.

I couldn’t move.

My mind refused to understand what my eyes had just seen.

My baby kicked violently, panic surging through me as my body trembled uncontrollably. The magic holding the contractions at bay faltered, pain spiking sharp and sudden.

Aiden turned slowly.

And looked at me.

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