The Prophesy: The First Female Alpha

helter-skelter, desperately trying to save their lives. My heart twisted in pain at the sight of

s he ran with some kids in his arms. It was a

leaded again as he rushed to rescue an o

wasn't saved. The Luna fell to the sword as

perished at the hands

one, run to th

chest and roared in agony. He se

ly searched for her. He couldn't feel the mate

ran wild, consumed by the de

closed, and a knife was lodged in her stomach. The knife was obviously co

came prepared, thei

is eyes clouded with pain. He resembled a wounded beast

ast

. It was then that I realized the gravity of the situation and fled for my li

wards the enemy with his beta by his side,

, it was clear that the Alpha had forsaken reason, consumed by a burning de

l as an alpha, his beta matching his ferocity blo

lack car flashed through my mind. If I wasn't a di

essly gunning down innocent victims as if it were second nature to him. If o

rutality sparing not even the youn

urning need to avenge his mate. Suddenly, his eyes widened

been st

ow, he was struck again, a silver-coated kni

eart heavy with sorrow as I watched him take his final breath. His beta attempted to come to his aid

before he gave up. His eyes wide open

was going to die too. I ran relentlessly, without look

uesomely murdered. The town that was once merry was now in chaos.

se woods, I heard footst

se h

e commanded, sending a surge o

my knees were weak, I refused to stop. The injuries on my body throbbed with e

ng to me?" I cried

st be a hap

tely, I g

a man remarked, his grip on m

e. Unable to bear his scrutiny, I averted my eyes, consumed by fea

heard us!" the scarred man exclaim

ve brought death upon your own kind!" His words were accompanied

ling the urge to scream. I had

Goddess is calling me home to rest. "Kill me if you must!" I growl

ed along with his

ntense enough to pierce through me. If looks

s. "She would make a good trainee," he added,

ring me hungrily. A sense of dread crept over m

, my purpose shattered. Life seemed utterly mea