The Lycan King's forgotten Goddess
She died betrayed by the mate she loved… only to wake on the very day he was meant to destroy her.
Freya Lunareth was once the perfect future Luna—loyal, obedient, and hopelessly devoted to Alpha Kaelen Varkor. But love became poison when Kaelen publicly rejected her, humiliated her, and left her to die.
Except death was not the end.
Given a second chance, Freya returns to the night everything began—with all her memories intact and a vow burning in her soul:
This time, she will not break. This time, she will reject him first.
But fate has rewritten more than her revenge.
When the ancient and feared Lycan King, Eros Draven, arrives unexpectedly, Freya’s defiance awakens something buried deep within her—an impossible power tied to secrets older than kingdoms themselves.
Because Freya is no ordinary wolf.
She carries a forgotten force. A dangerous past. And a connection to the king that should not exist.
As betrayal turns to war, hidden powers awaken, and destiny begins unraveling centuries-old lies, Freya must decide—
Will she become the weapon fate created… Or the queen powerful enough to rewrite it?
In a world of ruthless Alphas, deadly rogues, and ancient kings, one rejected Luna may become the most dangerous woman alive.
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Chapter: Epilogue: The Heir Beyond HeavenNineteen years passed faster than anyone expected.The North no longer resembled the kingdom Eros and Freya had fought so hard to save. The scars of war had faded beneath thriving cities, prosperous villages, and generations of children who knew peace as their birthright. Roads stretched across territories once divided by fear. Markets overflowed with trade from distant lands. Laughter filled places where silence had once lingered.The kingdom had become everything they had dreamed it could be.And at the center of it stood the Draven family.Freya often found herself wondering how time had managed to move so quickly.One moment Evren had been a child chasing butterflies through palace gardens.Now he towered over most warriors in the North.The years had shaped him into a young man who carried himself with quiet confidence. His dark hair had grown longer, often falling across silver eyes that seemed capable of seeing things others missed. There was something about him that drew atten
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Chapter: Chapter 118: Five Years LaterThe news of Freya's third pregnancy was received with varying levels of dignity.Freya accepted it with happiness.Eros accepted it with cautious optimism.The kingdom accepted it with celebration.Evren and Lucien accepted it as an opportunity to ask approximately five hundred questions a day.By the time Freya reached her final months, she had answered every possible variation of how babies arrived, where babies slept, whether babies could join sword training, and why babies weren't born already old enough to play games.The last question came from Lucien.The answer disappointed him greatly.Years passed quickly after that.One moment the boys were small enough to fit in her arms.The next they were racing through the fortress like storms in human form.Evren grew into a thoughtful child whose curiosity only deepened with age. He wanted to understand everything. Books fascinated him. Ancient stories fascinated him. Questions fascinated him most of all. The mark over his heart remai
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Chapter: Chapter 117: One Year LaterThe fortress had survived wars, political disasters, divine interventions, and several centuries of Eros Draven's temper. What it was not prepared for was two boys under the age of two. Freya realized that shortly after Lucien was born. Evren had greeted his younger brother with the kind of excitement usually reserved for discovering buried treasure. For the first three days, he followed the healers around the fortress demanding updates. By the fourth day, he had appointed himself Lucien's personal guardian. By the fifth, everyone understood that separating him from the baby would require military intervention. The situation only became more complicated as Lucien grew older. Unlike Evren, whose presence often carried an inexplicable sense of wonder, Lucien arrived in the world determined to make himself known through sheer personality. Even as an infant, he possessed a stubborn streak strong enough to rival his father's. If Evren wanted something, he usually found creative ways to
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Chapter: Chapter 116: The Mark No One Could ReadThe celebrations lasted for three days.Freya hadn't expected that.She knew the kingdom would be happy. The birth of a royal heir was always a significant event, especially after everything the North had endured over the years. What she hadn't anticipated was the sheer scale of it. Villages held feasts. Bonfires burned throughout the night. Songs were written before the child was even a week old, and somehow every version portrayed him as either a future hero or a tiny menace destined to terrorize the palace staff.Judging by what she'd seen so far, the second version seemed more believable.At the moment, Evren was asleep in her arms, blissfully unaware that an entire kingdom had already fallen in love with him.Freya sat beside the nursery window while afternoon sunlight spilled across the room. Snow still covered the mountains beyond the fortress, but spring had begun creeping into the valleys below. The world felt softer these days.Peace had finally become real.A quiet knock so
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Chapter: Chapter 115: The First ChildThe storm should have hidden the stars.Every healer inside the royal fortress would later swear to that fact.Rain lashed against the windows hard enough to shake the glass. Thunder rolled across the mountains without pause, and clouds covered the sky from horizon to horizon. Yet sometime after midnight, people began noticing points of silver light appearing above the fortress. At first there were only a few. Then dozens. Then hundreds. Before long, the entire sky glittered as though the storm no longer possessed the authority to conceal it.Inside the royal chambers, nobody paid attention.Not at first.Every thought centered on Freya.The room buzzed with controlled activity as healers moved back and forth carrying supplies while attendants prepared fresh water and linens. The atmosphere remained focused despite the growing tension. Royal births were always important. This one carried the weight of history.Not because of crowns or kingdoms.Because nobody truly knew what was about
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Chapter: Chapter 114: The starsBy the seventh month of Freya's pregnancy, the entire kingdom had become invested in the arrival of the royal child.What began as excitement had gradually evolved into something closer to obsession.Every village seemed determined to contribute something. Handmade blankets arrived from the eastern territories. Wooden toys appeared from mountain settlements. Jewelry, clothing, carvings, books, and gifts filled entire rooms within the fortress. At one point, a farmer traveled three days simply to deliver a carved wooden horse he had spent months making.Freya found the generosity overwhelming.Eros found it concerning.Mostly because he had become convinced every object entering the fortress required inspection.Freya eventually threatened to ban him from the nursery if he continued interrogating gift bearers.The threat proved surprisingly effective.For approximately two days.After that, he simply became more discreet about it.The nursery itself occupied a quiet wing overlooking th
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The Mark Of Orathyn
Evren Draven was born with a mark no one could explain.
For nineteen years it remained silent.
Then ancient ruins buried beneath the northern mountains awaken, and the symbol hidden on his chest begins to burn.
Pearl Ashbourne has spent her life hunting monsters and uncovering forgotten history. When several Wardens vanish near the newly discovered ruins, she is sent north to investigate what lies beneath the mountains.
The mission should have been simple.
Instead, every answer leads to another question.
Why do the ruins react to Evren?
Why do ancient symbols seem to recognize Pearl?
And why do forbidden records speak of a forgotten race erased so completely that even their name should no longer exist?
As buried secrets rise to the surface, Evren and Pearl uncover a conspiracy older than kingdoms, older than Lycans, and perhaps older than the gods themselves.
Someone has been manipulating events for centuries.
Someone has been waiting for them since before they were born.
And if the truth is revealed, the world may never be the same again.
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Chapter: Chapter 28: Words Left BehindThe journal became the center of the expedition the very next morning.Before breakfast had even ended, Lucien had claimed the largest table in camp and transformed it into complete chaos. Dictionaries lay open beside loose sheets of parchment, ink bottles competed for space with charcoal rubbings, and every spare corner seemed to hold another stack of notes. It looked less like a workspace and more like a storm had decided to organize itself.Rosalie stopped beside the table and slowly looked over the mess."I left you alone for fifteen minutes."Lucien didn't even glance up from the journal."It was closer to twenty.""That somehow makes this worse.""I've made remarkable progress."She gestured at the scattered papers."You've made remarkable clutter."Astrid wandered over carrying a steaming mug."I've finally figured out Lucien's greatest talent."He looked up hopefully."Translation?""No. Occupying enough space for three people."Even Rowan laughed as he set the journal careful
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Chapter: Chapter 27: The Half-Opened SecretFor several moments, no one spoke.The tiny gap beneath the lid was barely visible, yet it held everyone's attention. After everything they had uncovered inside Orathyn, even the smallest change felt significant. The chest hadn't opened completely, but it had done enough to prove that whatever protected it was no longer entirely sealed.Astrid finally broke the silence."So... are we celebrating the fact that we almost opened it?"Lucien didn't look away from the chest."I think 'encouraged' is the better word.""You look ready to throw a party.""I've considered it."Rosalie smiled."I believe you."The quiet laughter eased the tension lingering in the room, but Rowan remained focused on the chest. After studying it for another moment, he slowly stood and dusted off his hands."We're not forcing it open."Lucien sighed, though there was no real disappointment in his expression."I knew that was coming.""You also know why.""I do."He glanced back at the chest one last time before st
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Chapter: Chapter 26: The First LockThe house felt strangely empty after the silver wolf disappeared into the snow.For several moments, no one moved. Every pair of eyes remained fixed on the small wooden chest resting inside the hidden compartment beneath the fireplace. It wasn't large or particularly ornate, yet the silver symbols carved across its surface carried the same unmistakable pattern they had already encountered on the library doors and throughout the city.Lucien was the first to kneel beside it, though he made a noticeable effort to keep his hands folded behind his back."I'd like everyone to appreciate the amount of restraint I'm showing."Rosalie looked down at him with an approving nod."I do."He smiled."You sound surprised.""I am."Astrid laughed."I've never seen someone fight themselves this hard over a box.""I'm fighting curiosity.""Curiosity is winning.""It usually does."Even Rowan smiled before stepping forward."If curiosity wins today, you'll spend the next week organizing excavation reco
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Chapter: Chapter 25: The House That WaitedThe wolf remained beside the doorway, watching them with the same quiet patience it had shown since appearing at the northern gate.No one hurried forward.Rowan studied the small stone house from where they stood, taking in the weathered walls and the ivy climbing around the entrance. Unlike many of the buildings in Orathyn, this one had survived almost untouched. Even the wooden door remained in place, though time had faded it to a pale grey."It doesn't look important," Astrid said.Lucien smiled faintly."Those are usually the important ones.""I was afraid you'd say that."Rosalie looked from the house to the wolf."So... what now?""We find out why it brought us here," Rowan answered.He started toward the doorway, and the rest of the group followed. As they drew closer, the wolf quietly stepped aside without a sound. It neither entered the house nor moved away. It simply sat beside the stone wall, as though its task had ended.Pearl slowed her steps."It's staying outside."Evr
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Chapter: Chapter 24: The Silent MessengerBy the time Rowan reached the northern gate, nearly everyone in the expedition had gathered there. The young scout quietly stepped aside, his face unusually pale, and pointed toward the open road beyond the ruined archway.For a moment, Pearl couldn't understand what had frightened him.Then she saw it.A massive silver wolf lay resting beside one of the ancient stone pillars, its thick coat dusted with fresh snow. It wasn't hiding or preparing to attack. It simply watched the group with calm, pale eyes that seemed far too intelligent for any ordinary animal.Rosalie lowered her voice. "It's beautiful."Astrid didn't take her eyes off it."I was going to say terrifying.""Both can be true."Lucien slowly adjusted his glasses, studying the animal with open fascination."I've read descriptions of wolves this size, but I always assumed they were exaggerated.""I wish they had been," Astrid muttered.Rowan lifted a hand before anyone could move closer."Nobody approaches it."No one argue
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Chapter: Chapter 23: Questions Left in the SnowThe three of them returned to camp faster than they had intended.Astrid spent most of the walk insisting she wasn't frightened, which only convinced Pearl and Evren that she absolutely was."I'm not scared," Astrid said for what felt like the tenth time.Pearl smiled. "No one asked.""I know."Evren looked over."Then why do you keep saying it?"Astrid sighed dramatically."Because if I don't say it out loud, one of you will."Pearl laughed."You're impossible.""I've been spending too much time around all of you."By the time they reached the camp, Rowan was already waiting outside the library with Lucien and Rosalie. One look at their faces was enough for Rowan to realize something had happened."What did you find?"Astrid answered before anyone else could."A footprint."Lucien straightened immediately."Where?""The eastern district."Rosalie looked between them."The same kind?"Pearl nodded."It matched the ones underground."The easy atmosphere around the camp disappeared.Row
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