Rejected Slave To The Alpha by Gory Anna
Chapter 73

Chapter 73

Chapter 73.

Nelly’s POV.

The loud bang on my door jolted me awake, my heart racing in my chest. I sat up in bed, my muscles stiff and aching. I stretched, my bones creaking with the effort. It was dark outside, the only light coming from the moon, casting long shadows across the

room.

I heard the bang again, more insistent this time. I got out of bed, wrapping my robe around me, and made my way to the door.

“Who’s there?” I called out, my voice trembling slightly.

There was no response, but the banging continued.

I stood up, my limbs feeling heavy and lethargic. I dragged my feet across the room to the door, opening it slowly. Aisha stood there, her face ashen and her eyes wide with. fear.

“What happened?” I asked, dread creeping up my spine.

“We’ve just been attacked,” she said, her voice shaking.

I felt the blood drain from my face. I couldn’t believe it. The time for the war had. finally come. I took a deep breath, trying to steady my nerves.

“How bad is it?” I asked, my voice sounding far away.

“It’s bad,” Aisha said, her voice breaking.

She grabbed my hand and pulled me out of the room, the door closing behind us with a soft thud. The sounds of wailing children filled the hall, the terror in their voices. piercing my heart. We hurried down the hall, Aisha’s hand trembling in mine.

We reached the basement, the darkness broken only by the flickering light of the fire. The children huddled together, their eyes wide with fear. I felt my terror rising within. me, but I forced myself to remain calm.

The air was suddenly filled with a low, guttural growl, the sound reverberating through the hall. I recognized it instantly as Kex, and my heart sank. Something terrible must be happening outside. I wanted to go to him, to help in any way I could, but Kex had told me to stay with the children and women.

I could smell the metallic tang of blood in the air, and I could hear the distant clang of

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war bells. My heart pounded in my chest, my thoughts racing. I didn’t know what was happening, but I knew it was something terrible.

I wanted to run to the tower, to look out and see what was happening.

“You know

you can’t

go out, right?” Aisha’s words held me back.

I knew she was right

angry

Kex had instructed us to stay in the basement, and he would be

if I disobeyed him. I sighed, my anxiety mounting.

I could feel my breath quickening, and I tried to force myself to calm down. I took a step back, my eyes never leaving the door.

I heard the sounds of battle growing louder, the clang of metal against metal and the shouts of men. I tried to block it out, to focus on anything, but the noise was becoming louder.

Without thinking, I bolted past Aisha, ignoring her cry of alarm. I sprinted up the stairs, my legs pumping hard as I pushed myself to go faster. I reached the top of the tower, panting and exhausted. I scanned the battlefield below, searching for Kex.

The sight before me was like something out of a nightmare. Bodies littered the ground, blood seeping into the grass. Men fought with swords and axes, screaming and shouting. Some in their wolf form, growling.

The smell of death and decay hung heavy in the air. I searched for Kex, my heart pounding in my chest.

And there he was, locked in battle with one of the enemy warriors. I could see that we were losing the fight, and my heart sank. I knew I had to do something, so I ran onto the battlefield, ignoring Kex’s shouts behind me.

My b*dy surged with power, and I felt my bones shifting, my skin tearing as I changed into my wolf form.

I let out a blood–curdling howl, and I saw Kex’s eyes widen in shock. I charged at the nearest enemy warrior, my teeth bared and my claws out.

I pounced on the nearest enemy warrior, my teeth sinking into his flesh. He screamed, his arms flailing as he tried to fight me off. I would not be deterred, my instincts taking over. I tore into him, my claws raking across his chest. I felt my bloodlust rising, and I turned to the next warrior, my b*dy moving on instinct.

I ripped and slashed, my teeth and claws a blur of movement. The warriors began to retreat, fear in their eyes. I could smell their fear, and it only made me more determined to fight.

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My eyes locked on the man who I suspected to be the Gamma, the second in command of the rogue pack. He stood near the Rogue King, his b*dy coiled and ready to strike. I let out a low growl, my b*dy tensed and ready to attack.

The two of us began to circle each other, our eyes never leaving the other. We were like two predators, sizing each other up, waiting for the moment to strike. The tension was thick, the air charged with energy. I could feel the sweat beading on my brow, my b*dy. aching with anticipation.

He lunged at me, his claws outstretched. I ducked under his grasp, but he was quick, swiping at me again. I managed to dodge him once more, but he was persistent, determined to bring me down.

He took a running leap, and I braced myself for impact. I felt his weight hit me, knocking me to the ground. I struggled to push him off me, but he was too strong. I could feel his hot breath on my n*eck, his claws pressing into my flesh. I closed my eyes, waiting for the final blow.

But just as he was about to deal the final blow, I heard a familiar voice shouting, “No!” It was Harry, and he had come to my aid. He pushed the Gamma off me, and the two of them began to circle each other. He changed into his wolf form.

Harry was the first to strike, his claws slashing across the Gamma’s chest. The Gamma howled in pain, but he was not defeated yet.

He lunged at Harry, but Harry was too quick for him. He dodged the attack, and the other wolves joined the fray. They were outnumbered, but they were determined to fight to the end.

I sank my teeth into one of the wolves, and he let out a howl of pain. The sound of it filled the air, and it seemed to echo through the woods. I was lost in a frenzy, my vision blurred by bloodlust. I attacked one wolf after another, each of them fighting desperately to stay alive.

They began to retreat, their tails between their legs, and I chased after them, determined to make them pay for what they had done.

But then, I heard a shout from the other side of the clearing. I turned, and I saw Kex and the Rogue King engaged in a fierce battle.

As I charged towards Kex and the Rogue King, I felt a sharp pain in my chest. I let out a yelp, my vision blurring. I looked down, and I saw an arrow protruding from my chest.

I turned, and I saw a familiar face behind me. It was Emily.