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The Brother Beneath the Mountain
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2026-10-29 15:16:06
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His Moon Chosen Omega The Memory of Another Life
“Kael!”Lucien's voice sounded distant.Kael couldn't move.The chamber had disappeared.The mirrors, the broken platform, the darkness beneath the mountain all of it had dissolved into a world filled with silver light.He stood beneath an enormous tree.Its branches stretched across the sky, and its leaves shimmered like tiny stars. A river flowed nearby, reflecting a moon that seemed impossibly close.A child sat beneath the tree.Dark hair. Amber eyes.Cael.But he was not the frightened boy Kael had just met.He looked younger, perhaps six years old, and he was laughing.Beside him sat another child.This one had Kael's face.Not similar features. Not a resemblance.His exact face.The child turned.“Are you going to keep staring at me?”Kael's breath caught.“Who are you?”The boy smiled.“You already know.”Kael stepped backward.“No. I don't.”“That's what you always say.”The boy stood and approached him.“You promised you would remember.”“I don't know what you're talking abo
His Moon Chosen Omega The Price of a Brother's Betrayal
The scream came from above.“Kael!”Lucien turned sharply.He recognized the voice immediately.“Elyon.”Kael looked toward the door. “We need to get back.”Cael grabbed his sleeve.“Don't leave me.”The words were barely audible, but they stopped Kael.He looked down at the boy.For years, Cael had waited in this room, believing someone would return for him. Now that someone had finally come, the mountain was threatening to take everything away again.Kael crouched.“I'm not leaving you behind.”“But you have to go.”“We're going together.”Cael shook his head. “The door won't let me.”Lucien examined the room. “What do you mean?”Cael pointed at the window.The moonlight had returned, but something was wrong. The light no longer fell across the floor. Instead, it formed a thin silver circle around the bed.“I tried to leave once,” Cael explained. “The room brought me back.”Kael studied the circle.“Is it a prison?”Cael nodded.“Elyon said he would break it.”A bitter feeling settl
His Moon Chosen Omega The Brother Beneath the Mountain
“He has been waiting for his brother.”The words echoed through the chamber.Kael stared at the opening beneath the platform, his marked palm burning with a warmth that felt strangely familiar.His brother.The first vessel had a brother?“How many secrets does this mountain intend to reveal before it collapses on us?” Darius muttered.“Hopefully, all of them before that happens,” Kael replied.Under different circumstances, Lucien might have smiled. Instead, his attention remained fixed on the darkness below.“We don't know what's waiting down there,” the king said. “We should consider our options.”Kael glanced at him. “You mean you want me to stay here while you go down first.”“I was going to suggest that we examine the opening together.”“Better.”Lucien's expression softened.It was a small exchange, almost ordinary, but Kael held on to it. He had spent too much of his life being told what he was allowed to do. Loving Lucien had never meant surrendering his decisions.Together,
His Moon Chosen Omega The First Betrayal
The lock turned beneath the chamber.The sound was small.A single metallic click.Yet every wolf in the room reacted as though the mountain had drawn a blade against their throats.Darius reached for his sword. Lucien stepped in front of Kael instinctively, his crimson eyes fixed on the black mirrors.Kael caught his wrist.“Beside me,” he whispered.Lucien looked at him.For a heartbeat, the king seemed ready to argue. Then he remembered the promise they had made to each other: protection without possession, love without chains.He moved beside Kael instead.Elias stood near the central platform, his silver eyes reflecting the broken-circle mark on Kael’s palm.“It’s opening,” he said.“What is?” Darius demanded.Elias shook his head. “I don't know. I only remember the sound.”Another click came from beneath their feet.This time, the pendant on the platform answered with a faint silver pulse.The mirrors flickered.A new image appeared in each one.A child.The same child in every
His Moon Chosen Omega The Memory That Refused to Die
The first thing Kael heard was crying.Not Elias's.Not Lucien's.A child's.It came from somewhere beneath the cracked floor, faint and broken, as though the mountain itself had learned how to weep.Kael stood at the edge of the opening, staring into the darkness. His Mark of Choice glowed against his palm, illuminating the jagged stones beneath his feet.“The first vessel is still alive,” he whispered.Elias shook his head weakly. “I don't know if alive is the right word.”“Then what is?”Elias looked toward the opening.“A memory that never ended.”The mountain trembled again.Lucien immediately moved closer to Kael. “We're not going down there without understanding what we're entering.”Kael turned to him. “And how long do you think we'll have before whatever is beneath us decides to come up here?”“Long enough to make a plan.”“You don't know that.”“Neither do you.”Their eyes met.For a moment, the fear between them was almost unbearable. Kael wanted to run toward the voice. Lu
His Moon Chosen Omega The Voice in the Walls
A loud scream came from outside the palace.Kael froze.One moment, he had been staring at Elias's note. The next, the sound tore through the night, sharp enough to make the guards in the corridor reach for their weapons.Please don't let me become him.The words seemed to burn into Kael's mind.“Where did that come from?” Lucien demanded.General Darius appeared in the doorway, his expression grim.“West courtyard, Your Majesty. The guards heard it near the old mountain entrance.”Kael looked at Lucien.“Elias.”“We don't know that yet,” Lucien replied.“But you think it is.”Lucien didn't answer.He didn't need to.Kael shoved the note into his pocket and hurried toward the door. Lucien followed immediately, while Darius barked orders to the guards.“Secure the courtyard. Nobody approaches the mountain entrance alone. If you see anything unusual, you retreat and report it.”They ran through the palace corridors. The air grew colder as they approached the western wing, and Kael felt
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