The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper

Chapter 0384

I am stunned at the power that Grace just pushed out. And according to her, it was only half her power. She literally knocked all three Alphas, a fae king and a group of warriors on their collective asses.

Cara starts clapping. “Nice job, Grace!”

Rik jogs over to Trevor who is limping but not injured badly.

I walk with Ailduin and Liam back over to my mate. “Are you okay?” She asks me, her eyes looking over my body for injuries.

“I’m fine. But, wow, baby. I had no idea you were that strong.”

“I told you, it’s a LOT of power that I can feel now.”

As Trevor limps closer she goes to him. “Are you alright? Did I hurt you?” She asks him, concern etching her voice.

“I’m good, Luna. I asked for it and wow, that was something else.”

“Maia? That was only half of your power?” Ailduin directs his question to Maia, rather than Grace.

Alpha aura and then helped her hold it back.”

way to test your strength, since your full strength would cause injury to the

think I’m done for

pushing your aura?” Ailduin asks her, his brows furrowing.

around her. “No, she’s concerned about hurting Rik and Cara’s pack. Can we switch gears to something else for now?” I answer for my mate. I can feel through the bond that she feels guilty for

Grace to a chair, helping her to sit her,

I can tell you, I’can’t do

wouldn’t expect that you could. But that doesn’t mean that you’re not stronger than you used to be. Have you

my trength other than during the obstacle

Rik and Liam, you gain some of your Guardian’s abilities. I’d like to see if that’s true for you.

yeah!” He says, hopping up and

me get some payback?” I ask, as

for it.” He says,

faster than I used to be. I’ve fought against Alphas before, and I always struggled to hold my own. Now, however, it feels like I’m faster

for six months. But now, his hits don’t seem so powerful, and my own punches

Ailduin calls us

you always this strong?” Liam asks me, holding

I also know that your punches feel weaker than before. Unless you’re getting old.” I say, lightly punching him in the