My Fated Alpha's Cruel Game (Elena and Marcus) novel Chapter 159

Chapter 159: Chapter 159 The Final Attack

Elena’s POV

The afternoon sun cast long shadows across the training grounds as we finalized our battle preparations. Warriors stood in formation while Damien, Caleb, and I reviewed our assault strategy one final time. We had postponed this mission for as long as possible, uncertain about enemy surveillance around our territory.

Earlier reconnaissance teams had swept through the surrounding woodlands, searching for any sign of hostile observers. They discovered old footprints and disturbed vegetation, but the evidence suggested our watchers had abandoned their posts days ago. This news brought considerable relief to our war council.

Our enemies remained unaware of tonight’s operation.

"Mom, you don’t have to participate in this assault. Pack Lunas aren’t required to engage in direct combat." Caleb’s voice carried genuine concern.

"Briar is my flesh and blood. I’m joining this fight." My tone left no room for negotiation.

"The resemblance between you two becomes more obvious every day." Liam observed with a slight smile.

"What exactly do you mean by that?" I demanded.

"Your shared stubbornness." He replied, prompting laughter from Damien.

"I always predicted she would inherit that particular trait from you." Damien added with obvious amusement.

"Enough commentary from the peanut gallery." I shot back.

"Remember my conditions. I need an opportunity to speak with Sophie before any violence begins." Liam’s expression grew serious.

"What happens if she refuses to abandon the base? What if she genuinely believes you’ve betrayed your former comrades?" Caleb questioned.

"Then I’ve exhausted my options to help her. However, if I can reveal everything I discovered about Dawn’s treatment, she might comprehend the truth and choose to escape with us." Liam explained.

"Your conversation window will be extremely limited. After that, we’re launching our attack." Damien’s voice carried finality.

"Understood. I know exactly where to find her. The discussion won’t require much time." Liam confirmed.

"Warriors, prepare for departure." Damien commanded the assembled fighters.

Emotional farewells began as soldiers embraced their loved ones. I climbed the front porch steps to hold and kiss each of my children goodbye.

Their reluctance to see me leave was obvious, but they understood Briar’s situation completely. I had never concealed her existence from my family. Her photographs decorated every room in our home.

Hiding Briar from her siblings was never an option, though I had also never guaranteed her successful return. I consistently promised only that we would attempt to bring her home safely.

That represented our absolute best effort under these circumstances.

We departed into the dense forest where clothing was removed and our human forms gave way to powerful wolves. Liam rode upon a warrior’s back since he lacked shifting abilities.

"Please reconsider. Just come with me now." Liam made one final desperate appeal.

"Go straight to hell." She spun around and stormed back toward the dormitory entrance.

Liam immediately signaled our attack to commence.

"Move quickly. She’s going to alert the Captain about our presence." He warned urgently.

Our pack exploded from the tree line, charging at full speed directly into the perimeter fencing and demolishing the barriers completely.

Sentries positioned in guard towers opened fire on our advancing forces, but their defensive positions were overwhelmed and destroyed within moments.

Chaos erupted throughout the facility as alarms blared from multiple directions. Every warrior understood their assigned objectives and moved with deadly precision.

The main fighting force engaged enemy soldiers while Damien and I broke away from the group, heading directly toward the Officer’s Quarters building.

When we reached our target structure, Damien launched himself at the reinforced entrance door, smashing through it as though it were constructed from cardboard.

Electronic security systems had been installed, but the designers obviously never considered werewolf-level threats when planning their defenses within the supposedly secure base perimeter.

Their oversight would prove catastrophic.