The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 461

Chapter 461: Chapter 461 Her Shadow

Then she noticed his movements were sluggish. Only now did she realize how Alpha Hue’s forces had managed to subdue him. The Werebear was severely injured, whether at the hands of the pack’s warriors or someone else, she couldn’t tell, and the wounds had yet to fully heal.

Knowing how formidable Werebears were, it wasn’t hard to imagine that this intruder might have killed some of Alpha Hue’s warriors after trespassing into their territory, which ultimately led to his imprisonment. After all, Werebears were creatures of terrifying strength that could rival the Tigren Clan in raw power.

However, they had a fatal weakness, which was speed.

The Tigren Clan stood at the peak of the warrior races precisely because they possessed both overwhelming strength and exceptional speed. Werewolves, on the other hand, were more balanced, fast, and strong, but still lacking the sheer power of the Tigrens. 𝕗𝗿𝕖𝐞𝐰𝗲𝕓𝐧𝕠𝕧𝗲𝐥.𝚌𝐨𝚖

Werebears were the opposite. Their strength was monstrous, but their movements were slower and more cumbersome. So while a Werebear could match a Tigren in brute force, once a fight began, they were inevitably at a disadvantage. Against the Tigren Clan’s speed and precision, raw power alone was never enough.

Knowing the origin of the one who had disrespected her, Addison didn’t feel the slightest ripple of offense. However, as the future Alpha King of her kingdom, she could not allow such insolence to pass unchallenged, let alone let the offender walk away unscathed.

Her voice was calm as she spoke, yet every word struck like a blade.

"Did I promise you anything? Did I ever say I would let you go?" Addison asked coldly. "Wasn’t all of this nothing more than your own assumption, made simply because you saw me take one prisoner out? Or did you think that just because I’m a woman, I would be easy to bully?"

Her gaze locked onto the Werebear.

In that instant, her aura shifted.

The air seemed to thicken as an overwhelming pressure descended, sharp and absolute. Authority bled from her presence, heavy enough to crush resistance. The Werebear’s feet went cold, his breath hitching as cold sweat soaked into his back. The coarse fur that had begun to bristle froze mid-rise before shrinking back against his skin, as though his instincts themselves were forced into submission.

’Why does it feel like I’m facing my own king...?’ the Werebear thought as he instinctively took a step back.

Addison hadn’t moved. She hadn’t even drawn closer. Yet the air grew unbearably heavy.

His vision wavered, as though his eyes were playing tricks on him. The shadow behind her flickered and then stretched, swelling unnaturally, as if it were devouring the light itself. Darkness seemed to creep along the walls, swallowing the space around them. His stomach twisted violently, a sickening dread gnawing at his gut.

Fear, that was raw and absolute, sank into his bones. Before he even realized what was happening, the strength drained from his legs. His knees gave out, and he crashed to the ground, teeth chattering uncontrollably as terror claimed him.

Seeing the Werebear cower in such obvious terror, Addison frowned once more.

She had meant to intimidate him, but only a little. As an Alpha-born, she had inherited her father’s formidable aura and commanding presence, and years of warrior training had honed that power until releasing it felt instinctive. Even though her memories were still lost from amnesia, her body remembered. The dominance, the pressure, it all surfaced like muscle memory.

What she hadn’t expected was for a Werebear to break so easily. She pushed the thought aside, filing it away for later. There were more pressing matters demanding her attention.

What Addison failed to realize, however, was that the Werebear wasn’t the only one affected.

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