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Chapter 18 – Training in Shadows

ผู้เขียน: Solomon Blackwood
last update ปรับปรุงล่าสุด: 2025-08-12 01:20:09

[Selene's POV]

The darkness wasn't a void. It was a place. It was the whisper of a thousand years of slumber, the quiet hum of a power that had been dormant for millennia. I floated in it, a small, insignificant thing in a universe of swirling shadow and ancient light. The frantic cries of my Alphas were gone, replaced by a profound, echoing silence.

Then, a voice cut through the stillness, a low, resonant baritone that belonged to the shadows themselves. "Awaken, my queen. There is much to be done."

My eyes opened, but I saw only more darkness. It wasn't a lack of light; it was a physical presence, a tangible blanket that wrapped around me. I was in a vast, cavernous space, a temple carved from pure obsidian, where the only source of light was the faint, otherworldly glow that emanated from Malachi himself.

He stood before me, his form impossibly beautiful, his stormy eyes fixed on me with an ancient, knowing light. He was no longer the god of the clearing; he was a king in his domai
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