Mag-log inOn the night she was meant to be claimed, Eira Thorn was publicly rejected by her fated mate and banished without reason. Left broken and alone, she ventures into cursed lands no wolf dares cross—and disappears. But fate has other plans. Waking in a forbidden territory ruled by magic and shadows, Eira finds herself hunted for a power she doesn’t understand, haunted by a mark that shouldn’t exist, and torn between the Alpha who betrayed her, the Beta who would die for her, and the ruler of a kingdom that shouldn’t be real. A dark force stirs beneath the surface of their world. And at the center of it all… is her.
view more~Eira The world was ending. I could feel it in my bones — the slow unraveling of everything I had fought to protect. The cold in the air wasn’t just wind; it was death, creeping through the cracks of existence. And for the first time in centuries, I felt powerless. I floated in the void, surrounded by an ocean of darkness so thick it hummed against my skin. The air was gone, the stars were gone — even the light of my own magic seemed fragile, flickering like a candle that had burned too long. Kyle’s prison was perfect in its cruelty. A silence so vast it screamed. A darkness so complete it devoured thought. I looked down at Caelum’s body — floating limp beside me, eyes closed, his godlight extinguished. He’d given everything in that last strike, and still, it hadn’t been enough. It never was. A laugh broke from my throat — soft, bitter, hollow. “So this is how it ends. Not in glory… not in triumph. Just emptiness. Lira would be disappointed.” But even Lira, I thought, w
~Omniscient POV The sky was breaking. Black veins of shadow coiled across the heavens, swallowing the sun until only a dying sliver of gold bled through. Below, the world groaned — rivers stilled, mountains cracked, and the wind itself seemed to beg for mercy. At the center of it all hovered Kyle, arms outstretched, his form wrapped in an endless tide of darkness. Every breath he took sent ripples through the clouds. The ground trembled with each pulse of his power. Far beneath him, Aeron and Ryan shouted orders, ushering people through the flickering portals of light that led to safer ground and high above them — ascending through the dying light — Eira and Caelum rose together. They said nothing at first. Just floating towards Kyle to try in a last ditch attempt to stop him from ending all life as they knew it. Eira’s white hair streamed behind her like a comet’s tail, her eyes glowing with a brilliance that defied the gathering dark. The magic beneath her skin hummed like the
~CaelumThe first thing I felt was the ache.A deep, bone-heavy ache that radiated from my chest, my limbs, my skull. For a moment, I didn’t remember where I was. Then the scent of scorched stone and burnt air reminded me — the temple, the fight, the boy with black eyes who had torn through me as if I were nothing more than parchment in a storm.I groaned softly and pushed myself upright, the sound of stone shifting under my palms. My body protested, every joint singing in pain. The taste of copper filled my mouth. I wiped my lips with the back of my hand and saw the streak of red.Blood. Mine.So it was true then — I could still bleed.Before I could gather my thoughts, a blur of motion came at me. A fist connected with my jaw. The impact cracked through my skull like thunder. I stumbled backward, vision flashing white.Another hit followed. Then another.Eira.She didn’t speak at first. She didn’t need to. Her rage said enough. Each blow landed with the weight of centuries, her fury
~Ivy“W–what are you?” I whispered.My voice barely reached him, but it was enough. Kyle turned toward me slowly, his movements too deliberate, too precise to be human. The darkness rippled around his frame like smoke dragged by an unseen current. His eyes — no, not eyes anymore, just two endless pits of black — caught the faint light, swallowing it whole.He tilted his head, almost mockingly. When he spoke, the sound wasn’t his. It was deeper, layered, echoing through the chamber as though a thousand voices were trapped inside it.“I am, Kyle. Your friend. Don’t you recognise me?”The words were familiar, but the tone — that hollow, resonant timbre — crawled beneath my skin. My heart twisted painfully. I wanted to believe him, but there was nothing human left in that voice.“The truth, Kyle,” I said, forcing the words out before my courage vanished. “What’s going on? What is this power?”He smiled. It wasn’t kind. It wasn’t real. His teeth looked too sharp in the dim light.“This,” h






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