Alpha Twins And Their Hybrid Mate novel Chapter 100

After days of rest and healing, my strength had finally returned. Ava, my wolf, was restless within me, eager to finish what we had started. I stood in the healing chamber, Ryan and Claude lying before me, their bodies weakened from the effects of Alpha Rambo’s potions. But I could feel it—the sickness that lingered in their veins. I could purify them.

Nathan and Tristan hovered nearby, their expressions tense yet hopeful.

“Are you sure you’re ready for this?” Tristan asked, his voice laced with concern.

I nodded, my resolve firm. “I’m ready. It’s time.”

Stepping forward, I placed my hands over Ryan and Claude, closing my eyes as I called on Ava’s power. Warmth spread through me, like the sun breaking through a storm, and I channeled that light into them, watching as the dark energy clinging to their bodies began to dissipate.

Ryan gasped, his back arching as he sucked in a deep breath. Claude followed moments later, groaning as the poison was expelled from his system. The room seemed to pulse with power, the darkness finally retreating for good.

Nathan's hand found mine, squeezing gently. “You did it.”

I opened my eyes, feeling a wave of relief crash over me. “They’re clean. They’ll recover.”

Ryan slowly sat up, looking at me with a mixture of awe and gratitude. “Ella… I don’t know how to thank you.”

I smiled softly, stepping back as he stood on shaky legs. “There’s nothing to thank me for. We are one community. This is a blessing and I am chosen to help people. What I am doing is my duty. You’re meant to lead.”

Ryan smiled and the room was filled with cheers.

“Are you ready?” Tristan asked me, as he looked at Ryan.

I nodded as I grinned at him.

Later, at the Moon Lake pack’s ascension ceremony, the air was thick with anticipation. Ryan, dressed in the traditional Alpha garb, stood tall at the center of the gathering. His once weakened form was now filled with strength, his eyes clear and determined. The pack watched in silence as the elders presented him with the mantle of leadership.

Nathan leaned down, his breath warm against my ear. “Hard to believe he’s the same guy who could barely stand a week ago.”

“He’s earned this,” I replied, pride swelling in my chest.

The elders raised their hands, signaling the start of the ceremony. “Today, we witness the rise of a new Alpha. Ryan, son of the Moon Lake pack, you have shown bravery, loyalty, and strength in the face of darkness. Do you accept the mantle of Alpha and vow to protect your pack?”

Ryan nodded, his voice strong and unwavering. “I do.”

The crowd erupted into cheers, the roar of approval echoing through the clearing. I felt a surge of pride as I watched Ryan stand tall, his transformation complete. He had gone from victim to leader in such a short time, and now the pack looked to him for guidance.

Nathan wrapped his arm around my shoulders, pulling me close. “You did more than just purify him, Ella. You helped him find his strength.”

Tristan grinned from my other side, eyes glinting with pride. “And you were right about this blessing. This is a new beginning.”

As Ryan stepped forward, the pack bowing in recognition of their new Alpha, I realized that we had all come through this stronger. Together, we had faced the darkest of times, and together, we had emerged victorious.

Ryan glanced over at us, his expression filled with gratitude. “Thank you,” he mouthed silently, before turning back to his pack, his voice rising above the crowd. “For the Moon Lake pack, we rise!”

Nathan squeezed my hand, his voice low. “We rise.”

And in that moment, I knew I was meant for this.