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Chapter 12: The Mark of Luna

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Ethan's POV

The corridor was filled with light and gold.

There was a glow over everything. The marble beneath was buffed to mirrored shine. The

massive iron chandeliers hanging above were ablaze with white fire. Golden ribbons were

draped across the stone pillars, and the large banners with the Nightshade crest—three

crescent moons in black thorns—hung like royal seals above the heads of every rank wolf in

attendance.

The hall was packed to the wall. Elders, warriors, councilors, and lords filled up all available

room, wearing their best silks, each of them sporting an expression of approval—or of

calculation. Some nodded when I met their eye. Others just regarded me, wordless, waiting. I

could pick up the hum of whispers behind the ceremonial drums. Each wolf had a view. Each

wolf had waited.

On the far end of the corridor, I stood on the raised dais, straight back, clenched jaw. Scarlett

flanked me, her posture perfect, chin tilted by a fraction of an inch as she looked down over the
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