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The Howl That Woke the World

作者: Meli
last update 公開日: 2026-03-17 02:52:33

**Chapter Forty-Four**

The sound rolled across the mountains like a living thing.

It wasn’t just a howl.

It was deeper.

Heavier.

Ancient in a way that made the air itself feel old.

Rose felt it vibrate through her bones as the echo traveled across the forest. The ground beneath her feet trembled faintly, pine needles shifting along the forest floor.

Her breath caught in her throat.

Kael stood beside her, perfectly still.

Aldric had gone rigid.

And the massive silver wolf at the edge of the clea
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