Chapter 96 

We made our way inside, and at the dinner table, Narik explained his sudden return. 

“I heard about your duel with Sorcia,” he said, looking directly at me. “I came back to help with your training.” 

His words touched me deeply, and I couldn’t help but smile. 

“Thank you, Narik. Your help means a lot.” 

Before Narik could answer, Leo cut in, his tone defensive. 

he has me. I’ll make sure she’s ready.” 

Narik remained calm, unfazed by his brother’s tone. 

“The more people helping, the better, don’t you think?” 

Sensing the tension rising, I quickly intervened. 

“Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. We should focus on the training.” 

After hearing my words, the animosity between the two brothers seemed to have calmed down a little. 

But the atmosphere between them was still tense with swords. 

“Hey, Alpha Leo.” Narik said slightly provocatively, “I’ll prove that I can do more than you. We’ll see.” 

Leo responded indifferently, “I look forward to it.” 

The next morning, we headed to the training grounds, a wide–open area surrounded by tall trees. 

The place was set up with different obstacles, each meant to challenge various parts of our combat skills. 

Narik was the first to step up. He showed off his amazing speed and agility, moving through the course like he was floating. 

Every step he took was careful and precise, making it clear why these were his strongest skills. 

He guided me through exercises that focused on quick reactions and light, fast footwork.ease. 

Leo, on the other hand, had a completely different approach. 

While Narik focused on speed, Leo’s training was all about power and endurance. 

His sessions were intense, with each move showing off his incredible strength. 

It felt like the ground shook with every strike he made. 

Leo pushed me to build my physical strength to its limits. 

His fighting skills were well–rounded, combining brute force with smart strategies. 

He taught me how to use my strength in a way that could overpower an opponent, mixing power with clever tactics. 

As we continued training, I couldn’t help but notice the growing tension between Leo and Narik. 

It was clear that this wasn’t just about preparing me for the duel–there was something more going on between them. 

Whenever Narik showed me a new technique, Leo would immediately step in with something even tougher, throwing glances at his brother that were 

hard to read. 

Narik, not wanting to be outdone, would push the training even further, encouraging me to push my limits. 

It felt like they were in a silent competition, each trying to outshine the other. 

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Despite this, their rivalry ended up helping me. 

I could feel myself getting stronger and more confident with every session, even though the tension between them made each moment feel like a test–not just for me, but for them as well. 

When the day was over, I planned to go to the hospital to visit Emma. 

Leo’s sleek car was parked at the entrance, waiting for me as usual, but today, I walked right past it. 

Inside the car, Leo blinked in surprise for a moment before he pulled out, trailing slowly behind me. 

“I’m heading to the hospital today.” I called over my shoulder, “It’s not on your way.” 

“You’re going to visit that injured girl?” Leo’s voice softened as he pulled up beside me. “Hop in, I’ll take you.” 

anced down at myself–my clothes were still dusty from training. 

Leo was a notorious cleanliness freak. 

He rarely let anyone ride in his car, let alone someone as filthy as I was right now. 

Hell, I’m sure if I got in like this, I’d be thrown out in seconds. 

Once, during a low blood sugar attack, I ate a piece of candy in his car, and when I accidentally dropped the wrapper, Leo nearly tossed me out onto 

the road. 

He even had the car deep cleaned–three times–before he was satisfied. 

“Don’t follow me,” I said, not even turning back. “I’m not taking your car.” 

Leo’s eyes lingered on my face, clearly realizing I was thinking about that incident. 

He softened his tone, practically pleading. 

“Come 

on, Sherry. My car is your car–use it however you want, Please, forgive me for last time.” 

“Really? Use it however I want?” 

I shot Leo a mischievous grin as a wicked idea formed in my mind.I just…thought of some interesting ideas. 

Half an hour later, I arrived at the hospital. 

“Hey, look! That’s Alpha Leo’s car!” 

I could hear the whispers of passersby. “What’s the Alpha doing here?” 

The hospital director hurried out to greet me, but the real shock hit when they saw who stepped out of the driver’s seat–me. 

“L–Luna?”