Mag-log inAria lived her whole life believing she was just an orphan, unwanted, forgotten, and painfully human. But the night she was dragged into the forest and bitten by the Alpha, everything changed. Shadows followed her, Dreams hunted her, Wolves bowed to her. What awakened inside her was not just a wolf… but four. Moon Wolf, Blood Wolf, Mind Wolf, Shadow Wolf. Each one powerful enough to rule a pack together powerful enough to destroy kingdoms. As her new abilities grow wild and uncontrollable, Aria discovers the truth buried in the darkness, she is the child prophesied to either end the world… or save it. A vessel created long ago, carrying a shadow planted inside her at birth, one that can swallow nations or reshape destiny. Hunted by enemies she has never seen, feared by wolves who sense the storm rising within her, and drawn to the Alpha whose bite awakened her fate, Aria must choose who she will become, The monster the world fears or the weapon it desperately needs. But power this great comes with a cost. And the shadows inside her are growing hungry.
view moreI woke again to the soft glow of lantern light spilling through the curtains. My body ached less now, but my chest felt… full. Heavy with thoughts. Heavy with confusion.I lay there staring at the wooden ceiling, and slowly, reality sank in.I’m in a werewolf pack.I survived an Alpha’s bite.I’m the first human to ever do that.A bitter laugh escaped me weak and tired .My aunt…She would probably be dancing right now. Happy I was finally out of her house. Out of her way. Free labor gone, burden lifted. Maybe she’d already replaced me with another unlucky girl.The thought pinched my heart, but… surprisingly, it didn’t break me.What did break me was the next thought that flashed, uninvited and way too warm.Lucar.The Alpha.The man who saved me.The man whose voice could probably make angels jealous.And for some reason… just remembering his face made my heart thump so loudly I actually pressed a hand to my chest.“Calm down,” I whispered to myself, horrified. “He’s a whole Alpha…
I didn’t stop walking until the whispers of the pack faded behind us, swallowed by the deeper halls of the main den.Aria’s breathing was unsteady against my chest, soft and warm.Too warm.Her heartbeat pulsed through me like a second rhythm, my wolf reacted to it every time.I pushed open the heavy door to my quarters.The room belonged me, wide space, stone walls, fur-lined bed, carved weapons on the walls. But for the first time… it felt too small.I lowered her gently onto the bed, trying not to show how my hands trembled at the thought of letting her go.Aria looked around nervously.“This is… your room?”“Yes,” I said, stepping back before I lost the last of my control. “It’s the safest place in the pack.”She swallowed. “I don’t think I should be here…”“You should,” I answered immediately, too fast, too hard.Her eyes widened slightly.I forced myself to soften my voice.“Aria… you’re not a prisoner. You’re not trapped. I brought you here because the others are afraid, confus
Warmth.That was the first thing I felt.A strange, gentle warmth spreading through my veins, like fire wrapped in silk. I wasn’t dead. I could feel it pain and all. The side of my neck throbbed sharply, but pain meant life.My eyes fluttered open.The ceiling above me wasn’t the cracked wood of my aunt’s house. It was smooth stone, carved neatly, glowing faintly with lantern light. I blinked again, confused, breathing in scents unfamiliar pine, smoke, and something wild.“She’s awake!”The voice came from somewhere nearby. I jerked upright.My head spun. When my vision steadied…Wolves were staring at me.Not just one. Not two. A group of them some in human form, some standing behind in full wolf forms eyes wide, silent, tense. They were staring as though I were something dangerous, unnatural.My heartbeat raced.“Where… am I?” I whispered.No one answered. They only whispered among themselves.“That’s impossible…”“She should be dead…”“No human survives an Alpha’s bite.”“W
My claws were still shaking when I reached her.She lay limp in the dirt.small, fragile, unconscious.The bite mark on her neck was already darkening, spreading faint lines of silver through her skin like cracks of moonlight. My chest tightened painfully.I did that.I….Alpha Lucar Vale….bit a human.Something no sane wolf would ever do.My wolf paced inside me, panicked, restless, whining, as if he’d made the biggest mistake of our entire existence.“She’s ours,” he whispered.I ignored him.I forced myself to shift back, bones snapping, fur dissolving, until I stood there in my human form, breathing hard. The night air was cold against my skin, but guilt burned hotter than fire.Carefully, I bent down and lifted her into my arms.She was light, too light like someone who had not eaten well in years.Her head fell against my chest, her breath barely there.And the second her skin touched mine…My wolf quieted.Completely.For the first time in months, maybe years, he stopped raging.












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