เข้าสู่ระบบMia’s POVI couldn’t move.The voice was gone.But its echo remained.Not in the sky.Not in the distance.Inside me.I pressed a hand against my chest.Nothing.No golden light.No Crown.No strange power.Just my heartbeat.Thump.Thump.Thump.“Mia?”Kael stood beside me.I looked at him.“Did you hear that?”His expression changed.“Yes.”My stomach dropped.“What did it say?”He stared toward the horizon.“It said something about choice.”I nodded slowly.“That’s what I heard too.”The world around us was strangely peaceful.Too peaceful.The First World had survived.The sky was intact.The trees moved gently in the wind.For the first time since this nightmare began, there was no enemy standing in front of us.But I couldn’t shake the feeling that something was wrong.Then the ground beneath us trembled.Kael immediately reached for the weapon at his side.I stared at him.“You still have that?”He looked down.A small blade rested against his belt.“I kept it.”“Why?”He gave
Mia’s POVThe universe shook.Not violently.Not like before.This time, it trembled as if existence itself had become uncertain.The First Will stared at me.For the first time since it appeared—it looked surprised.“You cannot choose a third.”I smiled through the fear tightening my chest.“Why not?”“Because there are only two possible outcomes.”“No.”The golden light beneath my skin spread across my arms.“Those are the only outcomes you created.”The First Will stepped toward me.“You do not understand what you are saying.”“I understand perfectly.”I looked at the millions of worlds floating behind it.“You gave me a choice between losing Kael and losing everyone else.”My fingers tightened around his.“But you never asked me to change the rules.”The First Will went silent.Kael stared at me.“Mia…”I turned toward him.“I don’t know if this will work.”His expression softened.“But you’re going to try anyway.”“Yes.”A faint smile appeared on his face.“That sounds like you.
Mia’s POV“Mia.”The voice echoed through the white.I couldn’t move.I couldn’t breathe.I couldn’t even tell if I still had a body.Everything was gone.The worlds.The darkness.The Unmade.My father.Everyone.“Kael?”No answer.My heart tightened.“Kael!”Still nothing.I tried to move toward where I thought he had been, but there was no ground beneath my feet.I was floating.Or falling.I couldn’t tell which.Then something touched my shoulder.I turned.Kael stood behind me.His sword was gone.His clothes were torn.His face was exhausted.But he was alive.I rushed toward him.He caught me before I could fall.“I thought I lost you,” I whispered.“You couldn’t get rid of me that easily.”A weak laugh escaped me.For a moment, I simply held onto him.After everything we had survived, feeling his heartbeat was enough.Then the voice spoke again.“You are not supposed to be here.”Kael looked around.“Who said that?”The white space changed.A figure appeared in front of us.At
Mia’s POVThe darkness fell.Not like night.Like a wall.A wall stretching across the universe, swallowing everything in its path.The first world trembled beneath my feet.Above us, millions of golden eyes opened.Watching.Judging.Waiting.The Unmade had arrived.And somehow—they were worse than anything I had imagined.They had no faces.No bodies.No voices.They were simply shapes carved into the darkness, each one different from the other.Some looked like enormous shadows.Others looked like cracks in reality.Some had wings made of empty space.Some had countless eyes.And some—some were nothing at all.I couldn’t see them.I could only feel them.The First Nothing stepped beside me.Its expression had changed.For the first time since I had known it, it looked afraid.“What are they?” I whispered.It didn’t answer immediately.The First Enemy did.“They are what existed before existence.”I turned toward him.He was staring upward.“They aren’t gods,” he continued.“They
Mia’s POVThere was nothing.No sky.No ground.No stars.No sound.Just millions of worlds suspended in front of me.Each one was different.Some were burning.Some were peaceful.Some were filled with oceans.Others were covered in forests.I saw cities rising beneath unfamiliar suns.Children laughing.Families embracing.Warriors fighting.People falling in love.People grieving.People simply living.Every world was a possibility.Every world was a choice.And my father stood before them all.Waiting.“You cannot save them all,” he said.I stared at the countless worlds.“Why?”“Because existence has limits.”“That’s not an answer.”“It is the only answer.”He lifted his hand.One world appeared larger than the others.It was beautiful.Perfect.No wars.No suffering.No darkness.I could see Kael there.Alive.Happy.He had a home.A family.A life untouched by prophecy.A life where he had never met me.My heart clenched.My father spoke softly.“This world can remain.”I looke
Mia’s POVThe Crown answered.That was the part I couldn’t understand.It didn’t resist him.It didn’t burn.It didn’t attack.It recognized him.Like some ancient part of me had been waiting for that voice.Waiting for him.“No.”I stepped backward.Kael tightened his grip around my hand.“Mia.”“I don’t know him.”The words came out too quickly.Too desperately.The figure inside the Observer smiled.“You know me.”“No.”“You simply don’t remember.”The Crown pulsed again.Pain shot through my chest.I doubled over.Kael caught me before I fell.“Mia!”The world disappeared.For one second, I wasn’t standing on the First World.I was somewhere else.A vast white chamber.There were no walls.No ceiling.No floor.Only light.And in the center—A child.Me.Small.Made entirely of golden light.I was sitting beneath an enormous throne.Someone was standing above me.I couldn’t see his face.But I knew his voice.“You cannot save everyone.”The child looked up.“I can try.”“You will
Mia’s POV Morning came too quickly.I barely slept.Everytime I closed my eyes, I was back at the overlook, standing beside Loren with the city lights below us and his voice is too steady, too honest, saying things I had been trying hard not to think about.When something happens, you are the firs
Alpha Bladen POV I wake up already knowing something is wrong.It isn’t the pain.The pai. Has always been there—constant, dull, buried beneath everything else like something waiting its turn. I’ve learned to exist around it. To ignore it when I need to.This is different.This feels like…. absenc
Loren POV“It was you,” he whispered again.The words did not sound loud, but they seemed to travel further than they should have, settling heavily in the air and in the cell.No one moved at that moment.Mia stood beside me,her posture straight but tense, as though something inside her had locked i
Alpha Bladen’s POV“You have no choice but to mate with her. You will not embarrass the family by mating with some healer’s daughter. Over my dead body!”Those words struck like a million thunderbolts into my fur and skin.This was it. The end of my childhood dreams of marrying my fated mate, “But







