The Witch and Her Four Dangerous Alphas

Chapter 131: Chapter 131: Lycan Bloodline

Aeron did not press the matter anymore. He could see clearly that no matter what he asked, the man was not going to reveal his name or identity.

And if he was truly someone powerful, then announcing it here, in front of everyone, could bring nothing but trouble. Better to keep the matter quiet, at least for now.

So, with a polite nod and a faint smile that did not reach his eyes, Aeron said,

"If you have already come this far, then Silver Dawn Pack welcomes you. My men will be punished for their rudeness. Please, come with me."

His voice was calm, but Selene could hear the edge beneath it. It was not a true welcome, only a mask, a fake manner to hide the rising tension.

The stranger only smirked faintly, as if he had expected nothing less, and then he followed Aeron’s lead.

The pressure between them did not ease even a little. It was thick and sharp, like two swords pressed against each other, waiting for the first strike.

Selene knew it well; both men were looking for a chance to face each other away from the crowd, where no prying eyes would see.

The brothers understood it too. None of them wanted a scene here, not in the open courtyard with half the pack watching.

Just as the man was about to move after them, his steps slowed. His head turned slightly, his gaze sweeping over the crowd once more, and then it stopped. Right on her.

Selene’s heart skipped and then began to pound painfully. His eyes found her again, locking onto her like he had been searching all along. Why? Why was he looking at her, out of everyone here?

She felt the weight of more gazes a moment later. Aeron and his brothers had also noticed.

line of the stranger’s gaze, and when they found her standing among the omegas, their own stares snapped back to her with

her in place. The stranger’s gaze burned like fire, Aeron’s was steady and piercing,

caught. For a moment, something inside her pushed back, and she found herself glaring back at them, meeting their gazes with the same force. Her body trembled with

then reality struck. She was only a human girl—weak, pitiful, low. No one like her should have been able to look straight into

her expression, widened her eyes, and let her body tremble as if the weight of their auras was

for the others. Many around her had already fainted or bent to their knees, but

back as though she could not even breathe under their

brothers’ eyes lingered only

stone as Aeron, Luca, Kael, and the

let out a long breath she hadn’t realized she was holding,

again, staring at their backs as

disappeared into the pack house, the heavy pressure in the air finally began

quickly shooed away

back! Everyone back to your homes! Get

one dared to argue. One by one, the crowd scattered until

at a slow, dragging pace. Their heads

seen. That man—his aura, his power—he could not be ordinary. He was someone who stood at the very peak of the

certain of it. And she could not let this chance slip away. She had to know who he was. She

leaned closer to Sara and spoke

have to make sure no one notices

she understood quickly. She gave a small, firm nod. "Don’t worry. I’ll take care of it.

Sara turned and walked faster toward the