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Chapter 39: The Legacy of the Silver-Crest

Autor: Jurayz
last update Última actualización: 2026-01-10 09:03:00

The manifestation of the Moon Goddess was a phenomenon that the werewolf world was not built to survive. As her bone-white feet touched the peaks of the Silver Mountains, the ground didn't just shake; it liquefied. Stone turned to steam, and the ancient pine forests were incinerated by the raw, celestial heat of her presence.

Lyra stood at the center of the Blackwood Keep, her sapphire eyes fixed on the goddess. She felt the weight of her heritage—the Silver-Crest blood that had been a curse for a thousand years. She realized that her mother was right; she was the only sacrifice the goddess would accept. But her mother was wrong about the reason.

The goddess didn't want Lyra’s death. She wanted her erasure.

"You are the anomaly, Lyra Thorne," the Goddess’s voice boomed, a sound of pure, vibrating silver that made the very air turn to ice. "You are the shadow that learned how to shine. You are the rogue who dared to build a kingdom in the dark. I created th
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