Let Me Go, My Mafia Husband by Paga Slayer

Chapter 633 Chapter 633 Beliefs At Stake

*Zander*

I received a mind link from the border security team, alerting me that something was wrong. Without

wasting a second, I rushed to the headquarters. The air was thick with tension as I entered, and the grim faces of my team only deepened my unease.

"Report," I commanded, my voice sharp as I approached Freya, who stood examining the scene on the monitors.

Freya's expression was grim. "Alpha, we found several people dead in the peripheral regions. Their bodies were discovered in strange and unnatural conditions."

"What do you mean by unnatural?" I demanded, my brows furrowing.

"It's unlike anything we've seen before," she admitted hesitantly. "At first glance, it resembles a plague, but we haven't been able to identify the cause or source. The tests are inconclusive."

I clenched my fists, anger boiling beneath the surface. "I didn't appoint the best team to hear vague

explanations, Freya," I growled, my voice carrying the weight of my frustration. "You're the best in your fields-don't give me half-answers when my people are dying."

Freya flinched but nodded resolutely. "Alpha, We're doubling our efforts. I won't rest until we have answers."

rest until I discovered the truth. I wouldn't let this happen again. My people depended on me,

bodies, my gaze narrowing as I examined them closely. Encased in glass covers, their pale

she might have conducted some

at Freya,

I demanded

from

waiting for her to

motioning for me to follow her toward the laboratory. Just before we entered, she handed me a full-body suit. I glanced at

suits. We still don't know

slipped on a similar suit

her into the dimly lit room,

other witches also clad in protective suits, were engrossed in their tasks-mixing potions for various cures and crafting enchanted

a skilled witch, and I trusted her judgment completely. Whatever she needed, we'd

from their bodies," Freya began, pointing at one of the corpses her assistants were still examining. She ran her hands over the

hide my disbelief. "What

was performed that caused their deaths," she explained, her voice steady but laced with unease. She hesitated before continuing, "And... I

Lunar Realm?! I masked my surprise quickly, though, and asked calmly,

it, to see if she had come to the same conclusion that I had-a conclusion

her tone hesitant. "It mentioned that the entire universe would face destruction, and the only way to stop it is through a specific process. I don't know all e but..." Her conflicted expression deepened. "If it's true-and based on my findings-the process is