Fated to the Alpha–And His Triplet Brothers

Chapter 83

Chapter 83: Damn it!

Warning! This Chapter contains a sensitive topic such as child deaths.

*~Caspian’s POV~*

We finally arrived at the location Lilith had given us. The moment we stepped in, the air shifted—cold, charged, almost vibrating with the residue of dark magic. Witches were present. I signaled to the others. We stayed low, alert, and ready.

Then—an arrow whizzed through the air.

I ducked instinctively, growling as it missed me by an inch. Another arrow flew, this time grazing Leon’s shoulder. And then they emerged—witches, camouflaged in dirt-toned robes, their faces marked with ash and bark. They weren’t using spells... they were fighting with Arus—nature-bound weapons.

Just like I suspected.

They were remnants of a coven, not whole. Dallia had been their tether to power—she was their anchor, the one who connected them to the spirit of the earth. Without her, they couldn’t cast properly. They were weakened. Unstable.

Which made them easier targets.

Aurora moved like fire through the chaos—five witches on her, and not a single one could land a hit. Her power wasn’t borrowed from any coven. She drew directly from nature itself. A wild witch. Very rare strong type.

Then A screech..it was a loud small tone. My eyes snapped toward the sound. A baby’s cry.

My heart slammed against my ribs. Aurora turned to me, panting. Her hand gripped mine. "Those are the babies," she whispered urgently, and then—without warning—kissed me.

A jolt of energy pulsed through me.

"Go," she said. "Now."

I nodded, and in a blink, I sprang into the trees, following the faint trail of sound. Branches scratched at my arms. My pulse thundered in my ears. I followed the cry, deeper and deeper until I—

Stopped.. right there center of the clearing... was a figure. Standing riding, half-shadowed by the low branches of a weeping willow.

And beneath him..A tree stump. With two bundles of cloth.

The babies.

My steps slowed. My hearing sharpened—one heartbeat. Just one.

No. No, no, no. There were four of us here—me, the figure, and two babies. Why was I hearing only one?

Something was wrong. The figure dropped something—a small cup. His hands trembled. He turned slowly, and my chest seized.

time I’d seen him since

sunken and filled with something I couldn’t place—rage, grief, guilt...

I didn’t speak. My eyes darted to the bundles

were they so

A piercing, unbearable ache bloomed in my chest as my

then I bled

my rage exploding through my body as I shoved him backward,

bundles. Two fragile bodies wrapped in soft cloth, I dropped to my knees, hands trembling as I reached out. My fingers brushed

baby....

heartbeat. Their tiny chests didn’t rise. Their eyes were shut, and their skin—gods, their skin was already starting to change. A grayish tint crept into their delicate faces. Their lips held a bluish

No No. No. No.

They were turning blue. Like they were—like they

My hands

voice cracking. "I promised her I would bring them

throat raw, and glared at

did you

in anguish. "No—this wasn’t the plan. Caspian, I

into the trees. "If you wanted revenge, you would come for me. You come for

buckled. "I never meant to hurt them! The witch—she took the powers from them. She gave them to me. And then everything...

"They weren’t supposed to die! I thought they

I

his throat as I slammed him against the nearest tree. His back cracked against the bark, and I pinned

Pale... dry... blue. It wasn’t

eyes looked sunken, like the life inside him was leaking

hadn’t just drained the babies.

of their powers, passed them a

on his throat, fury trembling in

how much pain Hazel has already endured? Do you even know the

I didn’t

already hanging by a thread—and now you killed her children. Two

shook as I lifted him higher. "What kind of monster

monster..." he rasped. "You are."

Cayden. You daggered me and buried me alive

coughed again. "You think I wouldn’t lose my mind? You think if it were you, you wouldn’t have done the

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