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TheaThe morning arrived more quickly than I wanted. I hadn’t really slept. I kept hearing noises in my head, movement and whispers that felt like someone was still watching. Damon sat by the window, sharpening his blade as he had all night.Kael was at the table, reading a coded message we found in the rogue’s satchel before he died. Elara was quietly crouched near Eren, brushing his hair back while he slept. For a moment, it seemed normal, but the air still felt heavy.I got up and walked over to Kael. “Did you find anything useful?”He didn’t look up. “Depends on what you mean by useful.”I leaned closer. The paper was filled with numbers and half-sentences, but one line caught my eye: “The Luna’s blood is the key.”“Shit,” I said. “Selene’s getting desperate.”Kael nodded. “That means she’s close to finishing whatever she’s creating. She’s not just sending rogues anymore. She’s making them.”That made my stomach turn. “You mean she’s creating new rogues?”“Not normal ones,” he sai

The cabin was small and had a faint smell of smoke. Damon checked the area twice while Thea worked on a wound on her shoulder. Eren slept against the wall, breathing steadily. For the first time in hours, it was quiet. Too quiet.Kael sat on the edge of the table, his shirt torn and bandaged at the side. The pain was dull compared to the ache in his chest. Elara sat across from him, arms crossed, her face calm but distant.“You should lie down,” she said.“I’ve rested enough,” he muttered, watching the flame in the lamp between them. “If I stop moving, I’ll start thinking, and that’s worse.”Elara didn’t respond. She just looked at him. Her silence used to irritate him, but now it scared him.Kael exhaled. “I messed up, Elara. I should have protected you back then. Instead, I pushed you away and made you suffer alone. And now… I can’t even stop bleeding.”Her eyes softened, but her expression stayed firm. “You don’t have to say that now.”“I do,” he said, his voice rough. “You should

CHAPTER 110ElaraWe were less than two miles from safety when we heard the first growl. It wasn’t close, but it wasn’t far either. Kael lifted his head, narrowing his eyes. He signaled for silence, and we froze.Eren shifted next to me, gripping his knife tightly. “How many?” he whispered.Kael didn’t answer. He moved forward, slow and careful. His injury wasn’t fully healed, but he didn’t show it. Damon took position behind us, watching our backs. I could feel the change in the air, the heavy smell of blood and dirt mixed together.The first rogue came from the left, and Kael took him down before I could move. His strike was clean and brutal. The sound of breaking bones made Eren flinch. Another rogue approached from behind, so I pushed Eren down and sent energy through my palm without thinking. The force burst out like heat, throwing the rogue backward. I held my breath. It was small and uncontrolled, but it worked.Kael glanced at me, surprise on his face, but there was no time fo

CHAPTER 109POV: KaelI forced myself to stay upright, but every muscle in my body hurt. The cuts stung, the bruises throbbed, and I felt my energy draining away. Elara worked quickly with herbs and silver bandages on my wounds. I disliked needing her and hated that she wouldn’t let me dismiss her.“Kael, hold still,” she said, pressing another piece of silver on a deep cut. “You won’t heal if you fight me.”I clenched my jaw. I’m fine, I thought, even though my body disagreed. I hated leaning against a tree, letting her touch me, and letting her see my weakness. Pride burned within me, but guilt burned even more.I shifted slightly and noticed something strange on my skin. Dark marks traced the edges of the bandages, faint and pulsing. My chest tightened. Selene. Her magic. She must have left this in my wound. The thought made my stomach twist.“Elara…” I murmured, almost to myself. “There’s something on me.”She froze, looked at the marks, and then looked up sharply. “I saw it too.

ElaraI felt it before I saw him, a faint pulse of energy I recognized anywhere. Kael. My chest tightened, panic clawing at my ribs as I focused, following the faint trail of his Moon-Blessed energy. It was weak, fragmented, like he was barely holding on.“Kael,” I whispered, my voice trembling, but no sound came back, just the faint echo of his presence. I ran, my boots crushing leaves and twigs, eyes scanning every corner, every movement and my heart refused to calm.I rounded a bend in the forest and froze. There he was, half-collapsed against a tree, his body trembling. Blood streaked his cheek, and his hands shook as he tried to push himself upright. His golden eyes met mine, guilt and frustration flashing through them.“Elara,” he rasped, voice barely audible. He tried to smile, a weak attempt at reassurance, but it faltered, and I saw the truth behind it. He was hurt, and he hated feeling helpless.I knelt beside him, ignoring the sting of panic in my chest. “Kael, you’re hurt.

ElaraSomething felt off the moment I stepped outside. The air in territory wasn’t calm like it usually was and I didn’t need anyone to tell me what it meant. My body already knew. Something was wrong with Kael.I tried to shake it off at first, thinking maybe it was just in my head, but the uneasiness didn’t leave. It stayed and I was uneasy. I slowly walked back into the pack house and shut the door behind me, leaning on it for a second to catch my breath.Eren was asleep upstairs. I could hear his breathing, calm and steady. I should have felt comfort in that, but I didn’t. I crossed to the old bookshelf and pulled out the dusty journal I had been reading the last few days. It was one of the old Moon-Blessed texts my mother used to study before everything fell apart.The pages were rough, but I flipped through them carefully until I found the section I marked last night. It talked about the connection between bonded souls and how a Moon-Blessed could sense when the bond was in dan

Lyra's POV “Time to take you to the next level of training,” Alpha Kael said. I had become used to his words as there's one thing that I know about Alpha Kael, it's the ability to bring in shocks.I nodded my head as I pondered if there would be any training as gruesome and tiring as the training I had received in the past six months.We stood at the borderlands, the gap between the rogues and Ironclaw pack as Alpha Kael made a statement that made me startled for a bit."Prove you can survive without the pack's protection. Return stronger, or don't return at all." Leaving me with those words.Six months of brutal training had reshaped me into something unrecognizable. My body bore scars like badges—a jagged line across my ribs where I'd learned about guarding my weak points, claw marks on my shoulder from the lesson about never turning your back, a thin slash across my cheekbone that reminded me speed mattered more than strength. The frightened omega who had been chased from the Blac

CHAPTER SEVENLyra's POV “Follow me,” Alpha Kael said.I stood still trying to comprehend what I had just heard but time gave me no option as I had to play two roles at a time - comprehending the situation and obeying the command.Waving the thought at the back of my head, I placed my focus on Alpha Kael making sure that I do not lose his track, else I will be missing in this complicated place called a pack.We got to the chambers and turned left, the journey looked like an endless one that's filled with complicated mazes. Alpha Kael paused for a while and I knew that we had gotten to our direction.There was a golden door that had a lock, pondering on the reason why we had gotten up to this point, I watched him open the door with the key.“It's nicknamed “The Underground Chambers,” this is where I trained my soldiers,” Alpha Kael said.The underground chambers was a bit dark as different equipment laid in their shapes and sizes, each weapon having the ability to send an individual

Lyra’s POVShock was seen on the council members' faces, but it looked like Alpha Kael cared less. I was dumbfounded at the spot as I could tell that they were not happy with the news that they had heard. I could tell that their rage was directed at me but at this point, I cared less.The only thing that occupied my mind at the moment was Alpha Kael and the gaze that he directed at me.“Was I going to be his plaything?” I pondered.“She's an omega, what's her use for the pack?” One of the council members asked.Alpha Kael kept mute as he rubbed the space between his eyebrows, the council member who said it directed his gaze at me as I looked at him having a confused look on my face.“Was it not a rhetorical question??? Was it meant to be answered??” I said within me.The council member looked at me trying to use his aura on me, I was already getting weak before I knew it, I received an unexplainable strength. I looked up and saw that Alpha Kael's eyes were red and the council member

CHAPTER FIVELyra’s POVI was in a state of shock as the word had been resounding in my ears “Luna”. How did he possibly think of this solution to my current predicament? I wondered. Although I was not allowed to wander for long as he lifted my chin with his hands.“Luna are not weak beings, they are strong creatures” Alpha Kael said as his voice was dripping with coldness.I swallowed the lump in my throat as I stared at the being in front of me, one moment he was a sweet soul, the next moment he was the god of death. I dare not argue with him as I nodded my head slightly. The last thing that could ever happen to me was for me to be six feet under the ground, paying for the sins that I committed in my ignorant state.Alpha Kael stared at me for a while as a smirk found its way to his lips. A cold chill ran through my spine as I wondered if I was free or had just signed a deal with the god of death. Different thoughts raced through my mind as I thought of how to escape from the priso

Lyra Veyra“Unchain her!” The man's voice sounded very cold as Darius rushed to us and the rogues hesitated on letting me loose on seeing him, their eyes flicking nervously between him and Darius. Darius stepped forward, his eyes blazing with anger like he hated being confronted, a sneer on his face. “Alpha Keal, you don't get to —”The sentence ended in a spray of blood as I surged at the sight of it. Keal moved without hesitation as his hand had barely flicked, and Darius’s body hit the ground, motionless. The others froze that instant, their eyes wide and then in a blink of an eye, they all scattered.I blinked, my heart was beating so fast as I watched the remaining rogues flee into darkness, leaving their dead scattered around. The scent of blood was very thick but I even barely noticed that because I was too focused on the man in front of me.Kael’s gaze didn't waver, it was cold and controlled and his grey eyes never left mine, for a moment I couldn't breathe. He then turned t

Lyra VeyraThe rogues didn't slow down as their hands locked tight on my arms while they dragged me deeper into the forest, farther from the border. Darius walked ahead of us, he was tall, broad and full of pride. He looked over his shoulder and grinned. “Lucian really is a fool. He had a prize and tossed her away. His loss, my gain.”The others laughed, it sounded mocking and ugly as I yanked hard at the chains around my wrists, the iron cutting into my skin. “What the fuck do you want with me?” My voice sounded harsh but I didn't even care, even with rouges staring deep into my soul like they could kill me with just the snap of their fingers.The laughter stopped. Darius turned slowly, and before I could move, his hand swung, backhand smacked across my face, so hard my head snapped sideways. My lip tore open, blood flooding into my mouth and my knees buckled, but I forced myself to stay on my feet.Darius smirked, his teeth yellow in the dim light. “You don't ask questions, Omega.