The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 547

Chapter 547: Chapter 547 Siege 14

Addison nodded, understanding what the warrior was trying to convey. At the very least, it meant she could focus her attention elsewhere; she no longer had to divide her thoughts across every wall.

And so, she pushed herself to work faster.

She couldn’t afford to wait for Zion and Maxwell to return. There was no telling how long that would take, and by then, it might already be too late.

She had to find it herself.

But no matter how determined she was, or how desperately she searched, time slipped through her fingers.

Hours passed.

And still, nothing.

She couldn’t find the source.

Meanwhile, the toll of the battle grew heavier with each passing moment. The injured came and went in waves, some barely able to stand, others collapsing the moment they were brought back. Many had already pushed beyond their limits, so much so that even their wolves could no longer heal their wounds. They had exhausted too much energy, stretched themselves too far.

They had been holding the line for hours without rest.

And now, their exhaustion was catching up to them.

"Princess... our defenses are on their last legs. The northwest is requesting reinforcements, and the eastern side is close to being overrun now that the warbear has withdrawn from exhaustion..."

The warrior Addison had assigned as her messenger and scout had returned once more, delivering his report with urgency.

Meanwhile, Addison remained crouched in the hay, searching tirelessly for any clue she might have missed. Sweat clung to her skin, her shirt damp and sticking to her frame after hours of relentless effort.

Out of respect, the warrior kept his gaze lowered, fixing his eyes only on the back of her head as he spoke, his expression disciplined and composed despite the gravity of the situation.

Hearing the report, Addison frowned and stilled, her hands halting mid-search.

Doubt crept in.

Had she been wrong from the very beginning? Was she chasing nothing but a suspicion, wasting precious time searching for something she didn’t even know how to identify, while leaving the battlefield in the hands of the other Alphas?

Her jaw tightened as she bit down on her lower lip.

She had to decide.

Return to the front lines and take command... or continue searching for the unseen force attracting the monsters and wild animals in.

For a moment, she remained there, caught between two choices, torn, uncertain, and painfully aware that either path could determine the outcome of the battle.

Addison swallowed, bracing herself to make a decision—

"Princess!!!"

Another warrior came rushing in, his voice ringing out, trembling with unmistakable relief.

"Alpha Zion and Alpha Maxwell have returned!" he reported breathlessly. "They came in from the eastern side with their teams and are cutting straight through the monster lines. Because of them, the pressure on the warriors and the Alpha stationed there has eased. They’ve even managed to pull back several exhausted fighters who were on the verge of being killed. Some of them could barely dodge anymore... their legs were already giving out from exhaustion."

He spoke quickly, almost animatedly, unable to hide the surge of hope in his tone.

From his report alone, it was clear that Zion and Maxwell had turned the tide on the eastern front.

Hope... had finally appeared.

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