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All I ever do is for your own good

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I stiffened, clutching the bronze bowl as my pulse rattled in my ears. Kellan’s eyes narrowed, scanning the yard, scanning me. He was about to say something when I cut him off

“I… I couldn’t sleep,” I said nervously forcing the words out, my voice shaking. “I wanted to… see the old shrine. T- t- to think.”

His gaze sharpened. “To think, he saids with a little smile in his face almost like he can see throw my lieing soul "At this hour?” His voice was quiet, “Alone?.”

I swallowed, forcing myself to meet his eyes. “I needed… air Reflection. Nothing more.”

Kellan’s lips pressed into a thin line. He didn’t say anything more, just stared, there in silence. For a heartbeat, I thought he might see through me

"Are you done thinking?"

"Yes" I replied immediately" I would like to go back to my room now, I'm tired" I faked a yawn stretching my hands and managing to collect the dust from the table.

Kellan eyes flicked towards my hands but said nothing. He gestured towards the door and I moved slowly towards him, then the entrance. I was about exiting the room when Kellan slowly closed the door, my heart skipped a beat, he looked straight in my eyes and said “All I ever do is for your own good, Ivy, you do know that right” he said finally, his voice smooth but final, I nodded. I felt my wolf nodded as well, because his possession over me is beginning to feel strange.

With a single step, he gestured toward the palace. “Return to your chambers.”

I nodded quickly, trying to steady my shaking hands. “Yes… of course.”

Once he disappeared back toward the palace corridors, I exhaled, a shiver running through me. The dust was mine. Rowan’s trust, the key to the blue scrap, was now in my possession. My stomach twisted in excitement and fear, as the cool midnight breeze cooled my body but not my mind-every step back there to Rowan felt like I was going back to into the danger zone

The moon hung low, casting elongated shadows across the palace grounds. I moved silently, the fountains’ echoes masking my soft footfalls. Each breath I drew tasted of anticipation, of stakes higher than any I had faced before.

The bag containing the dust torn a little bit and some fell on my cloth, it had a shinny glowing purple color. The dust fall on my cloth I try to get it off but then I noticed something mysterious, it was glowing, actually glowing in the midnight darkness, even in the dimmed moonlight I saw it clearly, I try to use my hands to cover that part of my cloth because if not the light would give away my location - Rowan care towards getting the dust off

By the time I reached the hidden corridor where Lyrien awaited, the bowl pressed securely against my chest, relief washed over me, He gave a sharp, approving nod. “You did it. Careful, clever, and silent. That dust is not meant for anyone’s hands but ours.”

I forced a shaky laugh. “Careful, clever, and… terrified.”

“Good. Rowan will know what to do with it, and it will give us the advantage we need. But remember—if Kellan discovers this before we act…” He let the thought hang in the air, unspoken but terrifyingly clear.

I nodded, my fingers tightening around the pouch. Rowan had risked everything to trust me with this. I would not fail him now.

We moved swiftly through the shadowed hallways, careful to avoid the patrols and sleeping servants. The blue scrap pressed against my chest, the grey dust hidden in my cloak. Rowan waited just beyond the next corridor, chains clinking faintly, the soft scent of him pulling me forward.

“Are you ready?” Lyrien whispered.

I took a deep breath. “I’ve never been more ready.”

We went to Rowan cell, he was just there sitting and observing, trying his best not to fall asleep, I could smell his would from a mile away. He spotted us,we went closer

"Did you find it?" He asked desperately

"Yes"

" The scrap?"

I brought out both the scrap and the dust and place them on the cell floors "what is it Rowan?" I asked

He adjusted the scrap and straightened it flat on the floor,it tends to be enlargening as he sprinkled the shinny pupple dust on the list cloth "The Truth" was his reply as it began representing drawings and writing

"It's a map" Lyrien pointed out

Rowan smiled at Lyrien, "it's our way home"

"Okay so now we've gotten the map, let's go now" Lyrien demanded

" ok" Rowan responded.

Before we left Rowan called out to me, he looked me deep in my eyes "Thank you" He says scrapping off a little dust on my face gently with his index finger, "anytime" I replied, there was this silence after that, almost like the world paused, neither of us broke the stare, he was moving closer and so was I, he placed his left palm on my cheek while robbing gently, our faces were only millimeters apart from each other, we were so close to something happening. That was until Lyrien broke the moment

"THE COAST IS CLEAR" He says "WE CAN MOVE NOW!"

" Right" He said, trying to get up,his injuries delayed his movement so I help him up, and we fled away as quickly as lightening

We had successfully escaped every guard who's supposed to be watching, it was remaining the palace high fence

"This is it Rowan, we'll finally get out of this place and this would be long past tense

"Yea" Rowan replied and signed " Ivy Let's go-"

His words was cut off by an external voice from the darkness, I see shadow figures from the distance, and then I hear his voice

"All I EVER DO IS FOR YOUR OWN GOOD IVY"

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  • Forsaken Omega   All I ever do is for your own good

    I stiffened, clutching the bronze bowl as my pulse rattled in my ears. Kellan’s eyes narrowed, scanning the yard, scanning me. He was about to say something when I cut him off “I… I couldn’t sleep,” I said nervously forcing the words out, my voice shaking. “I wanted to… see the old shrine. T- t- to think.” His gaze sharpened. “To think, he saids with a little smile in his face almost like he can see throw my lieing soul "At this hour?” His voice was quiet, “Alone?.” I swallowed, forcing myself to meet his eyes. “I needed… air Reflection. Nothing more.” Kellan’s lips pressed into a thin line. He didn’t say anything more, just stared, there in silence. For a heartbeat, I thought he might see through me "Are you done thinking?" "Yes" I replied immediately" I would like to go back to my room now, I'm tired" I faked a yawn stretching my hands and managing to collect the dust from the table. Kellan eyes flicked towards my hands but said nothing. He gestured towards the door a

  • Forsaken Omega   The price of dust

    I managed to escape my dungeon‑like bedroom. I did well that no one saw me leave, especially not Kellan. I waited at the same spot I saw him the last time. I actually thought he would be here before me, but it seemed I was early,, and tired of waiting. I keep looking around and saw no one, getting really frustrated until I felt someone at my back. I almost screamed. I actually screamed a little. “Shhh,” he said, covering my mouth from behind. “It’s Lyrien.” My heart hammered against my ribs as I turned to face him. “You enjoy frightening people?” I whispered. “Only when they arrive late and loud,” he replied, releasing me. “Come. We don’t have much time.” He led me through the gardens, where the fountains sounded like rain. The palace at night felt different-less golden, more like a beast with its eyes closed, pretending not to watch “Tell me the plan,” I said as we slipped behind a row of hedges. Lyrien crouched and drew lines in the soil with a little stick he found on t

  • Forsaken Omega   Shadow of the palace

    The palace was a labyrinth of gold and stone, where every corridor whispered secrets and every smile felt like a calculated move. I’d been a ward of the King for three days, and already the weight of it pressed me. Just as I reached the gardens for a breath of fresh air, a servant approached, bowing low. “Lady Ivy, the King requests your presence. Now.” My stomach tightened. The King’s summons were never casual, I followed the servant through the passages to a door adorned with the crown’s thorn sigil. The guards didn’t blink as I entered. The King sat behind a massive desk, his eyes sharp as he gestured me closer. “Ivy of Ravencroft. Your…mercy toward the rogue has reached me.” His voice was smooth I curtsied, trying to read his expression. “Your Majesty.” “Stand. I have a purpose for you here. The court values loyalty, and your story—a forsaken omega showing kindness—is useful. You will attend the upcoming Harvest Ball, and you will make an impression.” he demanded “I…t

  • Forsaken Omega   ...Road to the capital

    The road to the capital was longer than imagined, each mile a measure of how much things could change entirely for me. Kellan’s watchful gaze, his presence was constant - not spoken, not overt, but in the tilt of his shoulder, the shift of his shadow. I kept my head high, tracing the folds of forest and hill, trying to tell myself I was leaving one danger for another. It was a messy ride in the carriage due to bumbs and podholes. Every clink of a horse’s hoof against iron bridle sounded like a warning. “You’re quiet,” Kellan said finally, voice low “I’m thinking,” I said , “About the King, about Rowan…” His hand brushed mine,. “Do not let thoughts of him weaken you,” he said firmly, grasping his right hand on my lap squeezing it a little as he spoke. It gave me a certain feeling I swallowed. “How can I not?” The capital came into view like a fortress of stone and smoke, towers scraping the sky and walls that looked built to hold back not just armies, but life itself. To me, it l

  • Forsaken Omega   A King's Bargain

    Dawn found me shivering on the window ledge of the kitchen, watching the village wake up by the slow diligence of those who had no other choice. My hands were numb from the night’s cold and from the memory of Kellan’s palm closing around the scrap of blue. I had expected Rowan to return like a story’s hero, like this thing of ones imagination: sudden and triumphant. Instead I felt only a hole left by his absence. The morning brought an envoy — not the usual petty officials, but men in black cloaks with silver chains and a seal I had seen only in rumors: a crown ensnared by thorns. Word spread like wild fire. The Alpha’s son had summoned the royal house: a delegation from the King’s court itself had arrived. There were whispers of unrest at the borders, of rogues mutating with strange beasts, of political debts owed and unpaid. The hall itself smelled of mummur and fear Kellan moved differently that day: not like a prince, but like a man who had chosen a weapon and could not put it

  • Forsaken Omega   ....

    Pain exploded like glass inside my knees and I fell forward, hands scraping the dirt. Rowan’s cry was muffled by the flow of my own blood. Everything narrowed to one bright line: the rope biting into flesh, the net tightening, hands reaching.They dragged us both to the clearing. The lantern light painted everyone in ugly colors, the men who’d trapped us were not the Alpha’s hunters; their sigils were different — a crooked hand clutching a knife. Rogues, then, or mercenaries on the pack’s payroll. The distinction didn’t make me feel safer.“Pack law,” one of them said with a grin that showed broken teeth. “You harbor rogues, you forfeit your place. Maybe you’ll buy your life with a secret.”“How dare you—” Rowan spat, fierce as a blade. He was half-limping, one shoulder already reddened with a bruise. “You don’t get t-"“You sheltered him,” the leader cut in. He turned to me and his eyes glanced along me like a measuring rod. “You thought you could hide him.”“If you hurt her—” Rowan’

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