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Fire and Blood

Author: Mercy Alex
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-29 20:10:57

Chapter 47: Fire and Blood

Aria’s body went stiff.

She was face-to-face with the woman who haunted her dreams.

The one she had seen in the bloodstone’s fire.

Kael’s so-called true mate.

Alive.

And standing only feet away, in the heart of Midnight Pack’s most sacred hall.

“How...?” Aria whispered, her voice trembling. Her claws slid out instinctively.

The woman smiled coldly. She was stunning tall, raven-black hair cascading down her back, eyes that burned like crimson coals. Her presence radiated danger, and power. Pure, ancient power.

“Hello, niece,” the woman said.

Aria froze.

Niece?

“You’re lying,” Aria said, though her voice cracked.

“No.” The woman stepped closer, her long cloak dragging over the marble floor. “I am Seraphina. Daughter of the last Moonshade Queen. Sister to your mother. And once, Kael promised Luna.”

Seraphina.

The name clawed through Aria’s memory, echoing from the forbidden scrolls Lucien had shown her.

“Seraphina died in the Great Fire,” Aria said.

Seraphina t
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