# Chapter 195: An Unbreakable Alliance
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 195 of "Forgotten Wife: Let the Traitors Kneel Down" — a chapter filled with shocking revelations, dangerous bargains, and an alliance sealed in blood that could change the fate of an entire war. So, settle in, my dear readers, because this is a chapter you will not want to miss!
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The air in the war council was heavy with tension, thick enough to choke on. April stood across from her brother Enzo, her eyes burning with hostility and distrust. She had every reason to hate him — he had been on the wrong side of the battlefield, fighting alongside the monster they called their sister, Cira. Yet, here he was, standing before her with a smirk that made her skin crawl.
Enzo laughed softly, amused by the fire in his sister's eyes. He had always despised April for being a soft-hearted fool. But this new version of her — the one who had dared to challenge their father and defeat him in combat — this version was far more interesting.
"I understand that you have changed, little sister," Enzo purred, his voice dripping with condescension. "And I have heard of your great power — how you defeated our father. But tell me, can you truly win this war alone?"
April's jaw tightened. "I am not alone. Can't you see that?"
But Enzo shook his head slowly, gesturing toward the distant battlefield where smoke still rose from the carnage. "I have stood on the other side of that field, little sister. From there, I saw a tired army slowly withering away. Your enemies have an army of monsters — immortal, expendable creatures that cannot truly be killed. For every one that falls, Cira summons more from the abyss. From where I stand, you are not about to win this war. You are about to lose it."
Before April could fire back a retort, the fairy queen stepped forward, her ancient eyes glittering with sharp curiosity. "What do you mean, the enemy is bringing monsters out of the abyss?"
Enzo's smile widened. He knew he had hooked her. "If you wish to know more, you will have to accept an alliance with me."
He turned back to April, that infuriating smirk still on his lips. "So, little sister, what will it be? Will you accept this alliance and we shall stand together? Or will you refuse, and we shall remain enemies?"
April ground her teeth so hard it felt as though they might crack. She hated the way he called her "little sister" — especially when she was older than him. "I refuse to have anything to do with—"
"I accept the alliance."
The words cut through the air like a blade. April's eyes went wide as she spun toward the fairy queen, utterly stunned.
"Your Majesty! He is our enemy! You cannot trust him!"
The fairy queen turned her gaze to April, cold and unyielding. "I have lived far longer than your human queen can imagine. I know when a tide is turning, and I always side with the victor."
"You're wrong! Enzo is not on the winning side — he's on the losing one!" April protested fiercely.
"Tell me, do you plan to fight at the very front of the battle?" the queen asked, her tone sharp as a dagger.
"What?"
"Answer me honestly. Will you be at the front lines?"
April hesitated. "I... I don't—"
"Then do not interfere with my decisions." The queen's voice cut her off like ice. "Enzo can offer us vital intelligence to win this war — and information is invaluable in times of conflict. You, on the other hand, can only heal the wounded like a simple healer would. At this moment, he is worth more to me than you are."
Enzo's smiling face could hardly contain his triumph. Everything was unfolding exactly as he had hoped. His plan was simple: dethrone Cira, the monstrosity that wore the mask of his sister — a being that would not hesitate to kill him the moment his usefulness ran out. He knew he couldn't do it alone. His only hope lay in forging alliances with the other kingdoms, no matter how deeply it wounded his pride.
"We do not have much time," Enzo pressed, his tone suddenly urgent. "What do you plan to do, sister? Will you accept the alliance I propose?"
"And how can we be certain this is not a trap laid by Cira?" April demanded.
"You will simply have to trust me."
"That's the problem," April spat. "I don't trust you."
"I understand your distrust fully," Enzo replied, his voice calm. "But look around you — you do not have many options, and neither do I."
The fairy queen stepped forward, her voice dropping to a solemn register. "There is a way to ensure your loyalty, Prince Enzo. We shall seal this alliance with blood. It will be unbreakable."
"I accept," Enzo said without hesitation.
April stared at him, stunned by how quickly he had agreed. But before she could voice her protest, the queen had already drawn an ivory dagger from her belt and sliced a thin line across her palm. Ruby-red blood welled up and dripped onto the earth below.
"Do the same as me."
Enzo took the dagger and repeated the gesture without flinching, his blood joining hers upon the ground.
Now the queen extended the dagger toward April. "Now it is your turn, sister," Enzo said, and there was something almost mocking in his voice.
April hesitated. Every instinct screamed that this was a mistake. But her options were limited, and the weight of the war pressed down on her shoulders. Slowly, she took the blade, cut her hand, and let her blood fall upon the same patch of earth where the queen's and Enzo's blood had already pooled.
The fairy queen raised her voice, speaking words of ancient power that seemed to echo in the air itself. "The blood alliance shall not be broken until every one of us present has perished."
April added, "None of us shall attack another. We shall remain in harmony."
Enzo finished, a dark smile curling his lips. "And none of those present shall be able to slay another. The punishment for breaking this sacred alliance... is death."
The blood on the ground began to move. Like a living creature, it twisted and coiled together, rising from the earth as a single sphere that shimmered with dark energy. Then it split, transforming into a thin red thread of light that wrapped around each of their right wrists.
A searing pain erupted on April's skin. She cried out — "Ahg!" — as the thread burned an eternal mark into her flesh. The fairy queen, however, did not even flinch. She looked at the glowing red brand around her wrist, then lifted her gaze to Enzo.
"This is the proof of our alliance," the queen announced. "A promise of peace between our kingdoms — unbreakable. Should anyone break this covenant and raise a hand against another, the mark will consume them and end their life."
And then the truth struck Enzo like a hammer. This was the real reason the fairy queen had so readily accepted his offer. She had used this sacred ritual not merely to forge an alliance — but to bind him. To trap any potential enemy in an unbreakable prison of blood and magic.
Enzo turned toward April. "I suppose now you cannot doubt me. I cannot betray you without dying."
Despite everything, April still wasn't fully convinced. But she knew the mark upon her wrist was binding her to this bizarre and unwanted partnership.
"Then tell us," April demanded. "What is all this about Cira bringing monsters out of the abyss?"
Enzo's expression finally grew serious, a shadow of genuine fear passing over his features. "In the kingdom of Laios, there is a crack — a rift through which Cira is summoning monsters. She claims that it leads to the abyss. Or what you might call... Hades."
Reina's face drained of color. "How did you discover this crack?"
"It appeared suddenly — very small at first," Enzo explained. "It was through that crack that the darkness possessing our father escaped. But over time, it has grown. Large enough now to permit something far more powerful. A high-ranking demon... one of Hades' own generals. That demon now lives inside my sister. It has taught her how to drag monsters out of that place. For now, they are mostly low-level creatures. But what that demon truly wants is to open the gates of Hades — to unleash horrors beyond even your imagination."
April stood frozen. The weight of what Enzo had revealed pressed down on her like a mountain. "Then how do we defeat her?" she asked, her voice barely a whisper. "How can we possibly kill Cira when she carries a demon lord inside her?"
Enzo met her eyes. "You will only have one chance. If you want to beat her, you must use the element of surprise. You must go to her and strike when she least expects it."
"Go to her? You want us to ambush Cira?" April asked.
"Yes. To do that, all of us must cooperate. We need something that will catch Cira's attention — a distraction. And then..." His voice dropped. "I will open a portal. It will appear right beside her. When it does, you must deliver the final blow, little sister. You must finish off Cira before she can even react."
"So, in short, you want me to be the one who kills our sister."
"I will not deny that is the truth." Enzo's voice was cold, matter-of-fact. "But understand this — without my help, you will never even reach her. She is surrounded by far too many monsters. I am the only one who can get close enough to open a door that will lead you directly to her."
Silence fell over the camp. April stared at her brother, then at the mark burned into her wrist.
An alliance sealed in blood.
A monster-queen possessed by a demon general.
And a single, desperate chance to end it all.
The pendulum was swinging. The fate of the war — and of the entire realm — now hung on a razor's edge.
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**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:**
What an absolutely gripping chapter! The tension between April and Enzo was electric from start to finish — I could practically feel April's fury and distrust radiating off the page, and yet the plot forces them together in a bond that cannot be broken. The blood alliance ritual was beautifully vivid; I could almost feel the scorching pain of that mark burning into their wrists. And the revelation about Cira hosting a demon general sent actual chills down my spine. This chapter masterfully blends political maneuvering, dark magic, and dangerous family bonds into an unputdownable concoction. The fairy queen's ruthless side truly came out to play, and Enzo remains one of the most fascinatingly ambiguous characters in this entire saga. I am absolutely on the edge of my seat waiting to see what happens next!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
**Next Chapter Prediction:**
Given the seismic revelations in this chapter, I predict the next chapter will see April and her allies orchestrating the bold distraction plan to draw out Cira. We may witness the actual ambush — a high-stakes attempt to open a portal beside Cira and strike her down. But knowing this story, nothing will go smoothly, and the demon general inside Cira will likely unleash something terrifying. Perhaps we will also see backlash from the other kingdoms or a betrayal from an unexpected corner that will shake the newly forged alliance to its core. Buckle up, readers — a storm is coming!
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