Chapter 235
In Chapter 235 of “He Asked Me to Leave My Dreams, So I Decided to Make Him One of Them,” Rania is thrust into a dire situation as Elder Gayle, a respected elder, is brought into a guest room, gravely injured from a silver bullet. The urgency of the moment is palpable as Rania realizes that time is running out; the bullet’s presence inhibits Elder Gayle’s healing abilities, leaving him vulnerable and on the brink of death. As she anxiously awaits the healer, Karin, Rania feels a mix of fear and helplessness, knowing that every second counts.
When Karin finally arrives, Rania feels a surge of relief, but the atmosphere quickly shifts as warriors inform them that enemies have breached the building. The tension escalates as Karin learns that the alpha is engaged in battle but is overwhelmed. Despite the chaos, Rania is torn between her loyalty to her friends and the need to escape for her own safety. Karin insists that Rania must leave to protect herself, highlighting the danger she faces if captured. Ultimately, Rania reluctantly agrees to leave, feeling a heavy sense of betrayal as she departs, leaving Elder Gayle and Karin behind.
Karin, now alone with Elder Gayle, fights against time to locate and remove the bullet, but the situation deteriorates rapidly. Despite her desperate efforts to save him, Elder Gayle’s life slips away just as she extracts the bullet. Karin’s grief is profound; Elder Gayle was not just a mentor but a father figure to her. The realization of her failure to save him overwhelms her, leaving her in a state of despair as she mourns his loss.
Alpha Letto then bursts into the room, shocked to find Elder Gayle dead. The gravity of the situation weighs heavily on him, as the loss of the royal beta signifies a significant blow to his leadership and the pack’s stability. As he questions Karin about Rania’s whereabouts, confusion arises regarding the threat level, revealing a potential miscommunication about the enemies’ proximity. The chapter concludes with a sense of foreboding, as the characters grapple with their losses and the looming danger that still threatens them.
**He Asked Me to Leave My Dreams, So I Decided to Make Him One of Them by Mira Lorian p>
**Chapter 235 p>
The warriors ushered her into a vacant guest room within the pack house, their expressions grim and urgent. They carefully laid Elder Gayle upon the bed, where the stark contrast of his blood began to stain the pristine sheets, a vivid reminder of the dire situation at hand.
It was clear to Rania that time was of the essence. The bullet lodged within Elder Gayle’s body was silver, a substance known to inhibit the healing abilities that were his only hope for survival. If they did not remove it swiftly, Elder Gayle would succumb to his injuries, as his own powers would be rendered useless against the toxic metal.
“Where is the healer? Where is Karin?” Rania’s voice trembled as she demanded answers from the warriors, her heart racing. She had insisted they summon Karin, and one of the warriors had rushed off to fetch her. Yet, the seconds felt like hours, stretching painfully as she waited, her anxiety mounting.
As if summoned by her thoughts, Karin finally entered the room, accompanied by the warrior who had gone to retrieve her. The sight of her brought an immediate sense of relief, a balm to Rania’s frayed nerves.
“It’s alright, I’ll take a look at him,” Karin reassured Rania, her voice steady as she gestured toward Elder Gayle, who lay there, struggling to breathe.
Karin knelt beside the bed, her hands deftly examining the elder while outside, the sounds of chaos grew louder, a cacophony of danger creeping closer.
“We need to evacuate! The enemies have breached the building!” one of the warriors exclaimed, his voice laced with urgency.
“What do you mean they’re inside? Isn’t your alpha doing anything about it?” Karin snapped, frustration bubbling within her as she fought to maintain her focus amidst the rising panic.
“The alpha is leading the warriors against the intruders, but they’re overwhelming us!” the warrior replied, his voice tinged with desperation.
Karin’s mind raced. “No, that can’t be right. There’s no way they could have that many fighters. I know how many Barlukan warriors crossed the border, and Alpha Letto said half of them had already been eliminated p>
Yet, the tension etched on the faces of the three warriors told a different story. They were receiving updates through their mindlink, their expressions tight with worry.
“We must move now!” another warrior urged. “The enemies are closing in. We need to ensure the queen’s safety p>
The three warriors were visibly agitated, their urgency palpable as they implored Rania to leave.
“We will escort you to safety, my queen, but we have to go at once p>
Rania shook her head vehemently. The thought of abandoning Karin and Elder Gayle, who was visibly deteriorating, was unbearable.
“You must leave, Rania,” Karin insisted, her tone firm yet filled with concern. “You are their target. If they capture you, everything you hold dear will be lost. You need to go now, before it’s too late p>
Rania hesitated, torn between her loyalty to her friends and the gravity of the situation. But Karin pressed on, her grip on Rania’s hand a lifeline in the storm of chaos. “By leaving, you’re helping us. They want you, not me. I’ll stay here with Elder Gayle; he can’t go anywhere in this state p>
With a heavy heart, Rania realized she had no choice. She nodded, following the three warriors as they led her away from the room, each step feeling like a betrayal to the ones she left behind.
Meanwhile, Karin remained, her mind racing as she attempted to locate the bullet. It was a challenging task, as the silver had pierced through Elder Gayle’s vital organs, and his lungs were now filled with blood.
It was nothing short of a miracle that he was still clinging to life, as if he were locked in a fierce battle against death itself.
“Please, stay with me, Elder Gayle. You have to fight,” Karin urged, her voice a frantic whisper as she watched the flicker of life within him begin to fade, his breaths growing shallower. At that moment, she finally located the bullet.
With trembling hands, she carefully extracted it, mindful of the damage it could cause to his other organs.
But it was too late. Just as she removed the bullet, she felt the life force within Elder Gayle slip away, his last breath escaping him like a whispered goodbye.
“No… No, please… Elder Gayle, you have to fight back p>
Karin poured every ounce of her healing energy into him, desperation clawing at her insides as she watched in horror as his heart ceased to beat.
“No! No!” she cried, trying again and again to revive him, but her efforts were futile. He was gone, and the weight of her failure settled heavily upon her shoulders.
To her, Elder Gayle had been more than just a mentor; he had been a father figure, a guiding light in her life. The realization that her inability to save him had led to his death was a wound that would never heal.
“Please… don’t leave me,” she sobbed, discarding the silver bullet as if it were a poison. She tried to summon more of her healing power, but the moment had passed, and the reality of her loss crashed over her like a tidal wave.
Karin was enveloped in her grief, alone in the dimly lit room with Elder Gayle’s lifeless body. It wasn’t until Alpha Letto burst through the door that she became aware of her surroundings again.
“Karin, what happened here?” he demanded, his eyes widening in shock as he took in the scene before him. The sight of Elder Gayle’s corpse sent a jolt of disbelief through him. “What—what is going on? Is he p>
Alpha Letto’s voice faltered, the weight of the situation pressing down on him. The death of the royal beta under his protection would spell disaster for him and his pack.
“What… what’s going on p>
“He’s dead,” Karin replied, her voice breaking as she covered her face in anguish, tears streaming down her cheeks. She fought to regain her composure, but the sense of loss was overwhelming.
Alpha Letto felt dread seep into his bones. The royal beta was gone…
“Where is the queen?” he asked, forcing himself to stay focused. The death of Elder Gayle was a significant blow, but losing the queen would be catastrophic.
“She’s in the safe place,” Karin said, wiping her tears away, though they continued to fall. “The three warriors took her there because the enemies are getting closer p>
Alpha Letto’s brow furrowed in confusion. “The enemies are getting closer?” He shook his head in disbelief. “The skirmishes at the south gate are under control. I’ve handled it. There’s no reason for her to be in a safe place p>
“What?” Karin’s eyes widened, her mind racing to comprehend the implications of his words.
In the aftermath of the chaos, Rania’s heart was heavy with the burden of her choices. As she was led away from the scene, the echoes of Elder Gayle’s struggle lingered in her mind, a haunting reminder of the cost of loyalty and love. Every step away from the room felt like a betrayal, a severing of the bonds that had once felt unbreakable. The weight of loss settled within her, intertwining with the fear for her own safety and the knowledge that her absence might have dire consequences for those she left behind. Rania’s dreams had always been intertwined with her duty to protect her people, but now, she was forced to confront the painful reality that sometimes, survival meant leaving behind the very ones who had shaped her destiny.
Meanwhile, in the dimly lit room, Karin’s grief was palpable, a raw wound that would take time to heal. The loss of Elder Gayle cut deeper than she could have anticipated, his absence leaving a void in her heart that echoed with memories of his guidance and support. As Alpha Letto entered, the urgency of their situation became starkly clear; they were not just fighting for survival but for the legacy of a fallen mentor and the future of their pack. The realization that the enemies were closer than they had believed added another layer of tension to the already fraught atmosphere. Together, they would have to navigate the treacherous path ahead, fueled by the love and loss that would shape their resolve. In the face of darkness, Rania and Karin would find strength in their shared dreams, each determined to honor Elder Gayle’s memory by forging a future where hope could still thrive amidst despair.
In the next chapter, readers will be plunged deeper into the chaos that has engulfed the pack house, as the shocking death of Elder Gayle reverberates through the ranks. With tensions at an all-time high, Alpha Letto must grapple not only with his grief but also with the urgency of the situation. The revelation that the enemies have breached their defenses will force him to confront the reality that they may not have as much control over the situation as he believed. As he scrambles to gather his warriors and fortify their positions, the stakes will rise, and the safety of Rania will hang in the balance.
Meanwhile, Rania, torn from her friends and thrust into a world of uncertainty, must navigate her own fears and the weight of her newfound responsibility. She will come to realize that her dreams are not just about her ambitions but also about protecting those she loves. As she seeks a way to return to the pack house and join the fight, she will encounter unexpected allies and face formidable foes. The chapter will leave readers on the edge of their seats, wondering if Rania can rally her strength and embrace her destiny before it’s too late. Will she find a way to save her friends and reclaim her dreams, or will darkness engulf them all? The answers await just beyond the next page.
Sara Lili
Sara Lili is a daring romance writer who turns icy landscapes into scenes of fiery passion. She loves crafting hot love stories while embracing the chill of Iceland’s breathtaking cold.