Five Alphas Kneel for Me (Isabella) novel Chapter 590

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they’re absolutely the foundation! All we need is a top–tier alchemical team, and we can replicate it, even improve upon it

And in that desperate conviction, the believed that with this core technology, they wouldn’t lack partners eager to jump on board Crystals wouldn’t be an issue then, would they? That’s what she was banking on

I could tell Andrew was thinking the exact same thing. Even though I knew Emily was certain Andrew would agree, she still decided to stir the pot, her tone provocative.

But… Fire Alchemical Den is hers now,” Emily began, her words a calculated attempt to needle his Alpha pride. If we move forward with this, shell definitely find out through the Howlnet, and then…”

What’s there to be afraid of? Andrew scoffed, his dismissive tone grating on my ears, Fire Alchemical Den used to belong to our family! Any success she has today, she owes it to our bloodline’s resources! All we need is an earlier transfer contract recognized by the Pack Council, and this core data will officially belong to the Millers!”

Andrew was already plotting, his wolf scent turning sharp and aggressive. If we play this right,” he mused, all her current gains could even end up giving the Miller Group a piece of the pie!”

But these were just his pipe dreams.

He knew I held 45% of the Miller Group shares, so he wouldn’t dare openly steal my Lunar–Essence technology under the Ancient Wolf Treaty. But secretly producing some Micro–Spirits, using my name to rake in a fortune? That, he believed, was entirely feasible.

He was already envisioning the next steps for the Miller Group once they secured their initial investment from the Redmoon Pack and eased their financial crunch.

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Chapter 590.

After Grayson secured the K–7 Silver–Core Vein in Redmoon territory, a portion of the rare lunar metals he extracted came my way, and I immediately began upgrading my Lunar–Essence Micro–Spirits.

Faye walked into the underground alchemical forge and reported to me, ‘Isabella, something’s happened.”

I first finished a crucial essence–link I was working on, then slowly set down my engraving tools and turned to her.

“What is it?”

Faye was Grayson’s hand–picked agent, a sharp Beta assigned to my side, someone he’d invested heavily in training. She wasn’t the type to lose her cool over trivial pack matters. I knew then how serious it was; she’d even dropped whatever alchemical report she was in the middle of.

‘Andrew just registered a new clan–enterprise called ‘Voyager Alchemical Den.‘ They’re quietly seeking external resource–tithes for their core Micro–Spirit project, and some Alpha investors from the neighboring territories are already showing interest.”

The real concern wasn’t them potentially making a comeback in the pack hierarchy; it was my chilling fear that a mole inside the Fire Alchemical Wing had sold off our core secrets to Andrew, granting him access. Faye had been by my side for years, and she knew perfectly well what that Micro–Spirit technology meant to Fire–and to me.

I knew how much every single person within Fire meant to me. The betrayal by the Miller line had already shattered my human–side. If I were to be betrayed by someone inside my own wing again… My wolf, Lyra, bared her teeth in my mind, let out a low, pained snarl. The thought alone twisted my gut. I couldn’t even bear to imagine how heartbroken I would be.

Faye, my assistant at the Fire Alchemical Wing, was more than just a subordinate; she always treated me like a sister–wolf. And now, I could see the worry etched into her features, a clear reflection of how deeply she felt for me. The idea of me being upset twisted her gut, I knew it.

But I knew she expected a thunderous Alpha–level reaction from me, a furious howl of rage.

stead, I just glanced at the simulated essence–data on the holographic screen, my voice calm.“It’s fine. Let them do it.”

deepen Faye’s concern. She hesitated, her brow furrowed, before pressing on, “They’ve already started poaching top

rs with hefty salaries of Lunar Crystals.”

in her eyes, knowing she’d report this to Grayson as soon as she had a chance via their telepathic link. I watched her small smile.

The information they have must be from the first generation of core technology I developed, back when the Fire Alchemical ven mine yet.”

There was no need for me to feel sad about it. Every single technical master who stayed at Fire, I knew I could trust them implicitly–their scents emained loyal. Faye’s shoulders visibly relaxed, a soft sigh escaping her.

[knew our Micro–Spirits. Since their restart after my spirit–emergence, they’d been upgraded five generations, evolving into something far more advanced, several leagues beyond the initial version. But the thought of those people shamelessly stealing and using the technology I created? It just nade my blood boil, my wolf’s fur bristling along my spine.

I just smiled at her, completely unfazed.“Even if they have the tech, that doesn’t mean they can actually scale production for a whole pack.”

My hand casually swiped across the holographic screen, and a small stream of data instantly projected into the air in front of Faye. It was a swirl of complex runes and molecular structures, densely packed with red annotations.

Faye, take a look.”

[pointed to one of the structural formulas. “This is the core algorithm for the Micro–Spirit’s self–replication module in the V1.0 version. Looks perfect, right?”

Even though Faye wasn’t an Alchemy expert, she could clearly see the intricate brilliance of the structure. She nodded. A sly smile played on my lips, and I probably looked like a mischievous fox–wolf about to spring a trap.

This rune–pattern has a fatal flaw. In an ideal sanctuary environment, it works perfectly. But once it enters a complex biological system like a wolf’s blood–core, if it encounters an immune cell attack exceeding a certain threshold, it triggers a chain reaction of runaway proliferation.”

To put it simply, these Micro–Spirits will be like rogue–essence nodes. They’ll remain in the body and stimulate cells to turn malignant–effectively

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As if I didn’t already know Emily’s true colors–her insatiable need to steal anything I created. If I had really wanted to safeguard the core data, I would have found a way to destroy the Spirit Crystals long before I ever took over Fire. Why would I give Emily another chance to steal from me?

What would have been the point of my soul–cycle rebirth then?

I saw Faye’s pupils constrict abruptly. A chill so profound seemed to ripple through her, from her paws straight to the top of her head. I could practically see the horror dawning on Faye’s face as she imagined the fate of those who, already battling severe blood–core illnesses, would seek treatment from Emily, only to have their bodies suddenly erupt with rogue malignancy.

It would be a death sentence, a cruel twist of fate for those already on the brink. This wasn’t some cutting–edge core technology; it was a beautifully wrapped, ticking time bomb. It was designed to kill.

Faye pressed her lips into a thin line. I could see in her eyes that she wasn’t questioning the morality of my plan. In our world, the law of the pack was harsh. Instead, I sensed a deeper concern–she knew how fundamentally kind my wolf was, and she worried this whole thing might backfire on me.

A faint smile touched my lips.“If you had a choice,” I asked, “would you come to me for treatment, or would you settle for a substitute?”

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