Chapter 190 Reconnecting With Her Wolf?
She had felt it, just for a fleeting moment, her wolf had connected with her. It was brief, like a sudden gust of wind brushing past her soul, but unmistakable. Ever since arriving in this territory, something had felt off, like a tension in the air she couldn’t quite place.
But to think she would actually feel that bond with her wolf again... it had taken her by surprise. And just as quickly as it came, it vanished, leaving her drained, as if her body had reached for a power it could no longer hold. It was explosive.
She had no idea what she’d done or how it happened, but somehow, she had connected with her wolf. She didn’t know if it was a fluke or a breakthrough, but she chose to take it as a good sign.
Maybe her wolf was finally awakening... or responding to her. The thought alone sent a surge of happiness through her veins, eclipsing even the lingering fatigue left behind by that sudden burst of energy that had exploded within her like a bomb.
"A-Addie, what was that?!" Zion asked, eyes wide with a mix of excitement and disbelief. He stared at her as if seeing her for the first time. That surge of power, raw, wild, and overwhelming, had hit him square in the face, and it was unlike anything he’d ever felt before.
What shocked him even more was how Shura, usually hotheaded and never one to back down, had instantly gone silent, retreating without a word. Zion had never managed to shut him up like that, not once.
Now, Shura wasn’t responding at all. It was like they’d been cut off from each other entirely. Was he shaken? Disconnected? Zion couldn’t tell; this had never happened before. But what really floored him was the realization: Addison, whose wolf was supposed to be sealed, the one who couldn’t even shift... had just released a power that could only come from her wolf. And judging by the light in her eyes, the thrill on her face, she felt it too.
Looking around, Addison noticed even the female Tigrens staring at her with wide-eyed fear. None of them could believe what had just happened; she had forced them to shift back with a single roar, without uttering a single command.
Addison shook her head; she didn’t have an answer yet.
Even she knew this wasn’t normal. She’d heard stories about how powerful she used to be... how Aurora, her wolf, was a fierce and legendary warrior. But nothing had ever suggested she could do this.