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Chapter 36: The Fury of a Cornered Luna

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~Lyric

The wind carried the scent of smoke and blood. My blood. Their blood. The blood Obsidian moon pack’s fallen warriors.

My claws dripped crimson beneath a sky that refused to brighten. The air was thick—tainted with the copper tang of violence and the rotting magic of rogues. Behind me, the great doors to the throne room loomed, tall and locked, as if they too understood what was at stake. I stood between them and Kade. Between what remained and what would be lost if I failed.

“Just me now,” I muttered as I saw my soldiers dead on the floor. I rolled my neck and letting the tension crack through my bones.

Across the ruined courtyard, Kade stood with his arms folded, watching. Waiting. That damned scar split his lip, making his grin look more like a wound. He wasn’t charging. No. He was letting them come first—his rogues, dozens of them, enchanted and frothing for blood.

Coward. He knew that I’d take him out if he faced me so he sent his men to but I will make sure I
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