The Omega Mated To The Four

The Alpha Bond 88

SHARE

94%

The Omega: Mated To The Four

Chapter Eighty Eight

I was beyond exhausted. Every muscle in my body ached, my limbs felt like lead, and my brain was struggling to keep up with reality.

Eira had put us through hell today-scorching deserts, frozen tundras, and shadow-infested forests-all to test our adaptability. I had fought under the relentless sun, my body dehydrated and burning. I had battled through a storm of ice and snow so bitterly cold that my bones felt like they would crack. And I had braved the suffocating darkness of the shadow-infested forest, where unseen horrors whispered my name and tried What to break my mind.I wanted was food, water, and a bed. I sighed, running a hand through my tangled hair as we walked down the hallway, my mates flanking me.

"I swear, if she makes us fight fire creatures in the middle of a blizzard tomorrow, I'm going to lose it," Alex grumbled, rolling his shoulders.

"She might," Austin mused, smirking. "Wouldn't put it past her."

I chuckled tiredly, shaking my head.

But first.....

"I really have to pee," I muttered, breaking away from them.

Elijah raised a brow, smirking. "Want an escort, Princess?"

I shot him a glare. "I think I can handle a trip to the bathroom on my own."

"Famous last words," Isaiah quipped.

I rolled my eyes. "I'll be fine. Just wait here."

I made my way toward the nearest restroom, one of the older wings near the library. The castle's endless corridors were eerily quiet at this hour, the sconces casting flickering shadows against the cold stone walls.

The bathroom was dimly lit, the air thick with silence. I did my business quickly and moved to the sink, letting the cool water run over my hands. The cool sensation was soothing, grounding.

Then-

The lights flickered.

Once.

Twice.

Then total darkness.

A strange, cold sensation crawled up my spine..

Then-flicker-the lights came back on.

And I saw it.

was smiling at

But I wasn't smiling.

Chapter Eighty Eight

too wide, its edges curling unnaturally. My

my heart hammering against my ribs. The lights flickered again. For a split second, I

Then-darkness.

I spun on instinct.

shadows. A woman, her robes billowing like liquid smoke, her skin deathly pale. Her eyes

hiding little silver wolf," she murmured,

she demanded.I knew what she

was

my teeth. "Not

thought we could do this

Then she attacked.

at me. The impact shattered the

Snarling, I shifted.

bones lengthened, fur sprouting along my limbs as I shifted into my full wolf form, my silver fur glowing faintly under the flickering lights. My claws scraped against the stone as

was unfazed. She even

leapt to the side, my movements a blur, then countered with a swipe of my claws. The impact sent a shockwave through the room, shattering part of

force of our battle must have alerted my mates

moved instinctively

vanished into the mirror. For a

Then-The mirror shattered,

each one pulsing with dark energy. And from every broken piece-She emerged. Not one. Not

twelve identical versions of

Isaiah cursed. "That's... now."

against five?" Alex muttered. "That hardly

wolf, Sky, murmured in

Chapter Eighty Eight

I asked, my body thrumming

"Let me in. Completely."

My wolf and I were strong together, but this... this

me, Stormi. Let go. Let me in, and

breath.

the moon's essence I kept within me to them.I felt their power meld with mine, our bond strengthening, deepening.A new energy surged through me,

glow

me-silver plating, intricate and celestial, covering my massive wolf

white, glowing

hitched. "Wow," I said to myself.I knew this form.I had seen it before, carved into

we look cool but lets get the little witch first", Sky

from twelve directions.l lunged, moving faster than

mates followed, their attacks

tearing through shadow, her body vanishing

his shield, incinerating another. Isaiah slashed through a third, his shadow blades crackling with moon-forged power. Austin and Alex fought side by side, their movements fluid and

collapse on itself,a storm of magic, claws, and blood. But we were winning. One by one, the

struggled gasping, eyes filled with fury.I pressed harder, my instincts screaming at me to end