A Beauty In An All-Male Alpha Academy

Chapter 256: Who The Fuck Is The Patriarch?

The fireballs tore through the door like bullets. Kaito didn’t even see them coming. The woman was too fast, too furious. She didn’t care about the students or the sick patients in the building. She only wanted destruction.

"Fuck," Hiro cursed under his breath as he hid behind a pillar. The hallway was glowing red from the fire.

"I hate to say this, but Marcus is fucking smart," Taros said, his voice shaking as he shielded Miss Valois and Seraphina. "He attacked the hospital because he knew we’d be helpless here."

The alarm blared nonstop as smoke filled the place. Kaito got up, his chest rising with anger and worry. "Is anyone hurt?" he shouted.

"Nah," Alex answered, glancing at Stales’ bruised knees. "Just a few scrapes. That woman’s worse than Marcus. We need to get rid of her."

Kaito clenched his fists and faced her again. Without thinking twice, he began to block the fireballs coming at them. She was a master at this. Her movements were fast and precise, far more skilled than his. He could feel his energy draining and wondered if she was running out too. That always happened when he pushed his power too hard.

Hiro focused his mind on her, trying to create illusions...anything to break her focus and give Kaito a chance.

"This is when I need Renn," Kaito muttered, glancing at Miss Valois. Her face was pale, her eyes filled with shock and fear. Something was wrong. What had happened between her and Marcus?

Marcus had taken their mate by force, and now he was trying to burn the school. None of it made sense. From what Kaito knew after talking with the principal last night, Marcus only wanted his daughter and to walk away. So why this chaos now?

Taros moved closer to the hall, dodging fireballs as they flew past. It was reckless, but he had to know Marcus’s real plan. Marcus already had his daughter, why was he attacking them again?

The woman suddenly slowed down. Her face twisted as her eyes fluttered. Hiro’s illusion was working. He had built a world inside her head, trapping her in a place that wasn’t real. Her strength began to fade, her attacks slowing as she lost grip on reality.

Marcus saw what was happening but said nothing at first. Then his expression hardened when he noticed a faint figure forming near him. He smirked coldly and looked straight at the alpha standing before him. "She sent a student to face me? You really have no idea what you’re standing against. Your principal failed to tell you who I am."

damn well knew who he was, but he held his tongue. Let the man finish his nonsense

this is nothing compared to the rage I will bring on

door, his chest tightening. Marcus’s eyes

up. Didn’t Miss Valois hand

confusion. Why would Marcus be demanding for his daughter again when he had already taken her?

a simple answer from

before it hit Taros. The sharp end clattered to the floor and Taros stood frozen, his breath coming in ragged pulls as shock washed over him. He could not believe how close he had come

in the face and demanded, "What do you want, Marcus? Have you not

because she does not belong with you," he

mine?" he spat. "When did you give her to me? I found out your useless principal tried to trick me and that only makes this worse. Right now I want my daughter and I will leave this place. I will

not have your daughter," Hiro answered, steady and sharp. "Principal Valois

try better ones because you messed with the wrong daughter this time," Marcus said, turning to his

was happening, it was clear that Angela was not with Marcus. In fact, he began

a deep frown. She looked lost, her face showing fear

forward. "Don’t tell me you didn’t hand her to Marcus...

uneasily from where she sat. She had felt safe before, but now that the truth was starting to come out, she knew she had to get away

Taros shouted, his voice shaking the

trembled. Tears filled her eyes as she looked at them, terrified. Her

Valois. To hell with you," Hiro hissed as he paced the room, anger burning in his eyes. They had been played the whole

only she knew what it felt like to lose a mate, to have half of your soul ripped away, she would understand their pain. But no, this woman had never felt that kind of loss. Her heart was too cold to

Renn," Samuel said quietly. He stepped back, his

there, watching everything unfold before his eyes. His chest tightened as he thought of his best friend. He had no idea where Angela was or what she was going through. The fear

after them," Stales said