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The First Move
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2026-04-14 16:19:32
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Curse of the Moon's Bride Into the Mountains
The carved wolf was already in my hand when I woke.For a moment, I lay still beneath the blankets, staring at the faint gray light bleeding through the curtains. The pack house was quiet in that uneasy way it had been lately – too quiet to be peaceful. Somewhere downstairs, floorboards creaked softly.I rubbed my thumb over the little wooden wolf and tried to ignore the knot in my stomach.Today we hunted Corbin. Or whatever waited for us in the mountains.I pushed the blankets aside and dressed quickly – dark trousers, thick boots, a heavy jacket lined with fur. My blade settled against my hip with familiar weight.Outside, dawn air bit at my lungs.Kael, Grey, and Rina waited near the edge of the territory, their horses shifting restlessly beside them. Frost silvered the grass beneath our feet.No one smiled.Rina tightened the straps on her quiver. "Theron is stable," she said quietly. "But he still hasn't woken."Guilt twisted in my chest. We'd left him vulnerable. Someone had al
Curse of the Moon's Bride The Thread Unravels
I woke with Theron's voice still echoing in my head.I wasn't sure I could trust you.The words clung to me like cold water.Gray dawn filtered through the curtains while I stared at the ceiling, the carved wolf trapped tightly in my hand. I'd barely slept. Every time exhaustion pulled me under, I saw the cemetery again. The tracks. The hidden symbol. Theron's shaking hands.I rubbed my face and forced myself out of bed.The pack house was already awake when I reached the main hall, but the usual low murmur of breakfast conversations felt thinner this morning. Tense. Uneasy.My eyes found the elders' table.Empty.Theron's chair sat untouched.Grey appeared beside me with two cups of tea. One glance at my face and he already knew."He didn't come to breakfast," he said quietly. "No one's seen him since last night."I stared at the empty chair. "He wouldn't run.""You sound sure.""He's too scared."That fear had been real. I knew it.Kael crossed the hall toward us, fastening his jack
Curse of the Moon's Bride The Watched Wolf
I woke before dawn with the taste of unease still sitting heavy in my chest.Gray light filtered through the thin curtains, cold and weak against the walls of my room. For a moment, I stayed still beneath the blankets, staring at the ceiling while fragments of restless dreams slipped through my mind.Theron's face. The hesitation in his voice. The way he'd looked away when he admitted he was afraid.My fingers tightened around the carved wolf resting in my hand. I must have fallen asleep holding it again. Lately, it felt like the only solid thing left.The pack house had become a place of whispers and careful glances. Every smile carried doubt beneath it. Every silence felt loaded with meaning.I pushed the blankets aside and dressed quickly.By the time I reached the main hall, wolves were already gathering for breakfast. The room smelled of woodsmoke and warm bread, but the usual comfort felt distant now.Theron sat alone again near the far wall. Head lowered. Eating slowly from a w
Curse of the Moon's Bride The Elder's Shadow
The main hall felt different when you were looking for lies.Wolves ate their breakfast in clusters, laughing at someone's joke, arguing over patrol schedules. Normal. Ordinary.But I couldn't stop watching Theron.He sat alone at the corner table, hunched over a bowl of porridge like he wanted to disappear into it. His shoulders curved inward, making him look smaller than I remembered. Every few bites, his gaze drifted toward the door.Who are you watching for? I wondered.Grey leaned against the pillar beside me, arms crossed. "He's always been quiet," he murmured. "That's not evidence.""I know."But Mira had been quiet too. Polite. Helpful. Right up until she tried to kill us."Rina followed him yesterday," Kael said, joining us. "He visited the old cemetery. Spoke to no one. Just stood there.""That could be grief," I said. "He's lost friends over the years.""Or it could be meetings." Kael's voice was flat. "Hard to tell when no one else is there."We watched Theron scrape the l
Curse of the Moon's Bride The Third Blood
I stared at the parchment until the symbols began to blur together.The same circled names. The same jagged markings carved into trees north of the river. And at the bottom of the page, a single letter that now felt heavier than all the rest.W.The candle on Kael's desk had burned low hours ago. Wax spilled across the wood in pale rivers. Dawn light crept through the windows, gray and cold, but I barely noticed.All I could think about was Nyra's voice echoing through the cells.A third child.The Shadow had hidden another heir somewhere beyond the reach of the pack. A son. Or maybe a daughter. Someone raised in secrecy while the rest of us believed the bloodline ended with Drakon and Mira.A soft knock sounded before the door opened.Kael stepped inside carrying two steaming cups of tea. His hair was still damp from the rain outside, shadows heavy beneath his eyes."You haven't slept," he said quietly.I huffed and leaned back in the chair. "Neither have you."He handed me a cup and
Curse of the Moon's Bride The Search for Shadows
The cells beneath the pack house were colder in the morning.Moisture clung to the stone walls. The narrow corridor smelled of rust and damp earth. Torches flickered weakly in their brackets, throwing long shadows across the floor as I descended the stairs.Nyra sat exactly where I'd left her the night before.Back against the wall. Wrists bound. Expression unreadable.For a moment, I just watched her through the bars.Most prisoners changed after a night in the cells. Fear crept in. Exhaustion wore down anger.Not Nyra. She looked almost untouched."You're wasting your time," she said without lifting her head. "I won't betray him."I crossed my arms. "The Shadow is dead."That finally made her glance up."You're betraying no one," I continued. "Just yourself."Something flickered in her eyes – small, gone quickly. But I saw it. Pain. Or doubt. Maybe both."You don't understand," she murmured.I crouched near the bars. "Then make me understand."Above us, I heard the pack house waking
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