The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

Chapter 386 +5Bonus > Menu As Draven lunged at Kane in a desperate attempt to end him quickly, Kane merely scoffed and retaliated with a sharp headbutt.

His razor-like canines gleamed under the moonlight as he limped forward, his injured leg barely supporting him after the blow from the stake. Draven, having been thrown a short distance by the impact, struggled to regain his footing.

Kane's men rushed to intercept him, but their efforts were futile. Despite his limp, Kane tore into them with savage precision, his teeth sinking into flesh as he pushed forward with the strength of his remaining legs. The black wolf closed the gap between himself and the gray wolf with relentless determination.

Before Draven could rise to retaliate, Kane seized his neck in his jaws, lifting him effortlessly before slamming him into the ground with a sickening thud.

"Alpha Kane will defend his pack until his dying breath," Kane growled, his voice cold and commanding as he stood over his opponent.

Kane's officials rushed to his aid, their eyes wide with alarm as they saw him pinning Draven down. Blood streamed from Draven's head, pooling beneath him. Though death was imminent, Draven managed to spit out his final warning through the haze of pain.

"We combined three packs to bring you down, Kane. You might kill me, but what about the other two? They're already on their way. You won't survive for long." Gamma Storm let out a furious snarl, his patience breaking. Without hesitation, he sank his teeth into Draven's leg and ripped it clean off, his anger spilling out in a violent act of retribution. Meanwhile, the rest of Kane's fighters turned their attention to wiping out Draven's remaining men.

Kane stood motionless, staring down at Draven as the life faded from his enemy's eyes. When Draven's body finally went limp, the battle reached its conclusion. One of the two opposing Alphas had fallen.

With no other choices, Draven's surviving pack members dropped their weapons and surrendered. They knelt before Kane, hailing him as their new Alpha, recognizing his dominance over both them and the territory.

The night stretched on in the forest, but Kane did not return to his pack's border. Instead, he chose to press forward, his instincts warning him that Draven's warning was not to be taken lightly. He gathered his fighters and prepared them for the battles yet to come.

As predicted, the second Alpha arrived to challenge him the following day. Kane fought not just for his pack's survival, but for his own life. However, the poison from the stake that had pierced him earlier was spreading rapidly through his body, weakening him with every passing moment. Though he managed to wound the second Alpha severely, he couldn't land a killing blow. The rival Alpha fled in fear, but not without delivering further damage to Kane's already deteriorating health.

The next two days were grueling for Kane. The war's intensity did not lessen, and the poison continued to sap his strength. He remained in the Obsidian Moon Pack's territory, which he had claimed by defeating Draven, but he knew other Alphas would soon cto challenge him. He deliberately chose not to return to the Nightfall Pack, hoping to shield his family from the chaos.

01610 72.34% < Chapter 386 +5Bonus > Menu "Kane, what do we do now? Your condition is getting worse by the hour," Beta Finn asked, his voice edged with desperation. Inside one of the makeshift tents erected in the forest, Finn stood beside his Alpha and closest friend, his worry etched onto his face.

Leaning against the tent's wall, Kane gave a weak chuckle. "Your Alpha is dying," he said, his voice laced with grim amusement.

"Alpha, don't say that!" Gamma Storm growled, his frustration evident. "We'll find a way to save you." In the corner of the tent, Theta Gideon and Delta Derek stood silently, heads bowed in despair. They were warriors, not healers, and they could only watch helplessly as the poison slowly drained the life from their leader. Kane had already endured tremendous pain just to shift back into his human form, and everyone knew that another shift could very well kill him.

Kane gazed out of the tent at the dark, starless sky. A faint smile touched his lips, though the sight of it only deepened the pain of his loyal officials.

"Delta Derek." "Yes, Alpha?" Derek replied promptly, standing at attention.

Everyone braced themselves, expecting an order ab theinnext rder about their battle strategy. Instead, Kane's words left them stunned. "Return to the Nightfall Pack and announce that their Alpha is dying." "What?" Finn stammered, his voice breaking as disbelief flooded his face.

Kane turned his gaze from the sky to Derek, his expression steady, though his voice carried the weight of finality. "Tell my paok that Alpha Kane has relinquished his position and named a new Alpha. I spoke with my father before this war. Go to him and deliver the message. Be his witness when he makes the announcement." "Who is the new Alpha?" Finn asked, his voice trembling. "Leo? But he's still too young-"

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