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Discarded: The Omega’s Last Run 151
LARDON VEXLEY POVI placed the top ranking mark across my parchment scroll, the gold ink reflecting the harsh light of the war room.If things had played out differently—if I had surrendered my rank to remain bound as Alpha Calder’s quiet Luna—Chieftain Magnus Thornvale would have roared until he choked on his own blood pressure brew.Back when I was still unranked at the Silverclaw Academy, the Crowbane pack Elders never cared about my technical drafts. After I was bound into the Calder Dominion, they ignored my mind entirely. To them, I was just like my uncle Emile—obsessed with fundamental rune physics, a field they deemed useless to the expansion of pack territory.Once the mating mark was carved onto my neck, my worth to the Alpha elders boiled down to a single question: when would I yield and provide a bloodline heir for the Calder Dominion?Eventually, even my intellect had to be put through pack trials to confirm my bloodline was "qualified" before I could be trusted to carry
Discarded: The Omega’s Last Run 150
LARDON VEXLEY POVChieftain Magnus Thornvale ended the communication link on his slate scroll, his stony face drawn into a stern, unforgiving grimace.He turned his piercing gaze toward me. "After the Nighthowl Systems initiative wraps up in the northern sector, would you be interested in forging Skyfang Rift Engineering for the High Defense Council?"I raised an eyebrow, my wolf stirring with quiet curiosity.Orion Greyclaw immediately bristled in his leather harness, his claws twitching over the edge of his seat. "Are you trying to steal my prime strategist, Father?"Magnus barely spared his son a glance, keeping his full attention fixed on me. "Just consider it. There is no rush. If you are interested, I will personally take you to meet the warlords at the Sovereign High Command."To the old chieftain, my tactical potential was limitless, and Nighthowl Systems was merely the first stepping stone of my ascent.I did not answer right away, falling into a tense, heavy silence as the w
Discarded: The Omega’s Last Run 149
LARDON VEXLEY POVWhether it was myself or Mireya, Lady Maelis treated both of us with the same distant, razor-sharp courtesy—as if neither male was truly worth her personal attention.Draven caught the subtle shift in Maelis's expression before responding coolly, "Lardon has always carried himself with dignity. You do not need to worry about him causing a scene."Only if he were truly pushed to the brink would Lardon ever make trouble. Otherwise, he would never air his grievances in front of the pack elders.Maelis hesitated, but in the end, she accepted her son's assessment.She fixed her gaze on Draven and asked, "Have you made up your mind? Mireya's standing at the Shadowpine Lunar Institute really is impressive. In his field of high-tier rune research, warriors are watching him closely, and there is every chance he could rise all the way to the High Council. But his family background is rather ordinary—no pack territory, no noble bloodline to speak of."Maelis had already looked
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LARDON VEXLEY POVIt was as if the two pieces had always belonged together.Could it be that my father's ancestral Vexley ring was truly part of a matched set with this jade pendant?I turned the heavy emerald piece over in my hand, examining the ancient rune cuts again and again, suspicion flickering in my eyes.My brow furrowed in deep thought.Did Draven leave this on my bedside table before he left?I was certain the stand had been completely empty when I collapsed onto the sheets last night.Was this supposed to be an offering for my birth-moon?I was not especially surprised. In previous years, Draven had always instructed Cassian Wren to prepare a ritual gift for me; he was meticulous about such pack protocols, always the dutiful Alpha in public. Even if he was cold and distant in private, he never forgot the basic courtesies expected of his station.He would never pretend not to know what he clearly did.But now, our mating bond was severed.I stared at the glowing jade for a
Discarded: The Omega’s Last Run 147
LARDON VEXLEY POVOrion was fuming.When he went to retrieve the ceremonial moon-cake, the roast pit out back had been a riot of raucous laughter and boasting. Draven was there, surrounded by Mireya, Tavros, and the rest, everyone acting like they ruled the entire frost territory without a care in the world. Orion had overheard a piece of gossip from Lucien Mordane of the Nighthowl Systems: apparently, Mireya had spotted magical fireworks going off over the frozen harbor, got a gleam in his eye, and Draven—always the attentive Alpha—had paid a fortune to launch a full sky-fire display just for his new lover.Everyone was orbiting their precious new star.Did Draven even remember today was my sacred birth-moon?How could he be out there, playing the attentive Alpha to another male on his mate's birth-moon?I watched the magical fireworks blaze across the icy night sky, their colors reflecting like shattered dreams in my eyes. The spectacle outside brought back memories I had shoved int
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LARDON VEXLEY POVMy quiet stride slowed as the low murmur of voices drifted up from the terrace below.I frowned, my chest tightening with mild irritation—I couldn't even take a midnight stroll without running straight into Draven and his entourage drinking and smoking under the moonlight.Then Tavros brought up the high-tier breeding chamber.From the moment Draven and I signed our pack alliance and moved into the main sanctum, our living arrangements had been carved in stone: the upper level belonged entirely to Draven—his war study, training hall, and private council chamber. The second level housed our shared mating suite, while I kept a small office and my own private gear vault down the hall.Not once in five years had he ever brought up building a breeding chamber. Even after years of sharing a bed, Draven had remained utterly cold to the idea of siring pups with me, always pushing the topic into an indefinite future.Now, without a word to his pack, he had gutted our marital
Discarded: The Omega’s Last Run C5
"My business on this floor does not concern your Alpha," I said, keeping my voice as level as the silver-rot burning in my side would allow. "I am here for my personal logs. Nothing more."Ronzek sneered, his nostrils flaring as he stepped directly into my path, blocking the corridor with all the s
Discarded: The Omega’s Last Run C4
"Where is the omega stray, Lardon Vexley?" Selith Vayne barked, sauntering into the private room and dropping his leather hunting pouch onto the wolf-furs without a second thought.I slowly pulled my hands away from my tunic, tracking the seventeen-winter-old beta who was all clumsy limbs and arrog
Discarded: The Omega’s Last Run C3
"You will scrub Mireya Duskrell’s name from the territory networks, Lardon, or the Alpha-Prime will personally ensure your banishment from every allied hunting ground in the northern sector."Ronzek Hale’s voice bled through the communication slate, delivering Draven Calder's absolute decree.I clo
Discarded: The Omega’s Last Run C2
"Aziel!"Mireya Duskrell’s ecstatic voice shattered my focus, his designer leather boots clicking hard against the stone pathway. He bypassed me entirely, lunging directly into the warrior’s muscular chest. Aziel caught him out of pure reflex, stabilizing the high-ranking submissive wolf against hi
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