Defy The Alpha(s) novel Chapter 152

Chapter 152: A Tip In Power

"And finally, the moment we’ve all been waiting for has arrived! We are live at the bonfire party tonight!" Nicole spoke into the camera with excitement as she recorded for her blog.

Ever since the meteoric rise of The Oracle, every aspiring student journalist and gossip columnist had been scrambling to follow in her footsteps.

But no matter how hard they tried to mimic her style, none could match the Oracle’s enigma, nor her undeniable dominance in the world of Lunaris reporting.

Still, that didn’t stop them from trying.

Nicole pivoted slightly, angling the camera toward the extravagant bonfire setup, her voice laced with awe because the Alphas were definitely not afraid to flaunt their affluence.

Her camera panned across the arena, capturing every excess and indulgence in full, glorious detail.

Unlike ordinary boarding schools, where students had to sneak around, bribe lenient staff, or risked expulsion for throwing unauthorized parties, the Cardinal Alphas did not ask for permission.

They did what they wanted.

Because at Lunaris, the Cardinal Alphas didn’t just rule the student body.

They owned it.

The bonfire arena was remote yet accessible, settled in the sprawling, shadowed clearing right next to the infamous Silver Glade, the scary woodland.

But not tonight.

Tonight, the alphas owned the darkness.

Four massive bonfires blazed in different locations, their towering flames casting golden light across the wild faces of the students. _{freeweɓnovel.cøm}

Overhead, fairy lights were draped across tree branches, twinkling like stars. And just beyond the main fire pits, LED floodlights near the seating areas ensured that the students could see exactly who they were socializing with, but not too much to kill the thrill of the night.

The ground beneath them trembled thanks to the deep bass thundering from strategically placed speakers. The DJ was a female elite student who stood on a massive custom setup, flipping through a killer playlist that pulsed with high-energy hip-hop, dark synth beats, and the occasional remix that made the entire crowd of students erupt in excitement.

And, of course, what was a party without alcohol?

There was no sneaking in liquor through flask-lined jackets, no plastic cups disguising contraband drinks. Instead, they were delivered in kegs and crates.

Fine liquor, expensive wines, and imported spirits, the kind of top-shelf exclusivity that only the wealthiest students could casually procure were displayed openly, handled by hired bartenders rather than students trying to mix something lethal in a plastic jug.

Nicole turned the camera toward the VIP section, where the elite students had already marked their territory.

Luxury bean bags, plush seating, and even private hammocks were strewn about for the upper echelon. They had their drinks not from communal kegs but from a private selection, poured into actual glasses, not cheap plastic.

Nicole was still narrating all of this when she caught a familiar face and her journalistic instincts flared.

It was Elsie Lancaster and she rushed over, flashing her perfectly curated on-camera smile.

Nicole wasted no time, mic in hand, she said, "Elsie Lancaster, it is exciting having you grace the party tonight! You look absolutely stunning! Could you look into the camera and say hi to the fans who are definitely digging this outfit?"

Elsie, a natural performer, smiled sweetly at the camera, lifting a hand in an effortless, graceful wave. She lived for moments like this.

She had a denim jacket carelessly thrown over her shoulders, giving her that "I don’t need to try" attitude that made people try harder to get her attention.