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Rain and Silver

last update publish date: 2026-07-02 09:05:00

“Someone is coming for me right now.”

I woke to the sound of distant howls and shouting. The western storehouses were under attack. Jax Thorn’s wolves had chosen midnight to strike hard. Chaos spread through the pack house fast. I pulled on a shirt and headed for the door when it burst open.

Lorne Voss stepped inside, eyes wild. Rain dripped from his coat. “Soren, we have to go. Now. The distraction will not last long.”

I backed

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    As long as Elio suffers, I will die piece by piece.The words came out in the mixed voice as I sat with Rhydian in the private study, the fire crackling softly in the hearth. The phantom pains were constant now, a relentless barrage of agony that never fully faded. Every injury on Elio crossed the mountains to me. Every cut, every bruise, every wound manifested on my own flesh. The binding was draining me faster than ever. I could feel my life slipping away with his suffering, each new pain carving another piece from my soul.Rhydian held my hand, his thumb tracing soothing circles on my skin. "The pains are getting worse. The black blood. The necrosis. We need to stop this before it kills you. Tell me what you are thinking. What is going through that mind of yours?"I looked at him, seeing the worry etched into his features. "Elio is suffering. Someone is hurting him in Jax's fortress. Every cut on him appears on me. Every scar drains my life forc

  • I Was Made From What You Couldn’t Let Go   Severed Connection

    The emissary brought a finger.I stood in the main hall as the messenger from Jax Thorn arrived, flanked by two guards. The pack was gathered in tense silence, every eye fixed on the newcomer. Rhydian stood tall beside me, his hand resting protectively on my shoulder. The emissary carried a small wooden box, ornate and polished, the kind used for sending messages of great significance. He opened it in front of everyone with a theatrical flourish.Elio's severed finger lay inside. The original Blackmoor mate ring was still on it, the gold glinting in the torchlight.The hall went deathly silent. Rhydian's face hardened into stone, his jaw clenched with barely contained fury. "Jax sends this as a message. The real Elio is alive. And he is sending pieces of himself to terrorize us."I felt the connection hit me like a physical blow. My own corresponding finger burned with searing agony. Pain shot through my hand, radiating up my arm. The skin o

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    The Mind Melt broke more than just the shields in my head.I woke up in the bedchamber with a strange openness in my mind, like someone had thrown open every window in a shuttered house. Rhydian sat beside me, his face a mixture of surprise and worry. Something fundamental had shifted. The pack's traditional mental shields were gone, shattered by the intensity of the Mind Melt. Everyone could feel us now. Our emotions. Our thoughts. Everything was exposed to the telepathic network that connected our pack.Rhydian took my hand, his grip warm and steady. "Soren, I brought your core personality back. I found you in the labyrinth and pulled you forward. But I broke the shields in the process. The whole pack can feel us now. Your suffering. My feelings. Everything is open."I sat up slowly, my body aching but my mind clearer than it had been in weeks. "I feel it. The pack is in my head. They feel my pain. The binding. The loss. The fear. Every moment of it. And they feel you too. Your devo

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    Rhydian is coming inside my head.I felt the pull the moment he started the Mind-Melt. The ancient alpha technique was dangerous, forbidden to most, used only in the most desperate circumstances. Rhydian was forcing his way into my subconscious to find the real me, the hidden ego buried under Elio's suffocating presence. The strain on him would be immense, but he did not hesitate.The world shifted violently. I was no longer in the bedchamber. I was standing in a mental labyrinth of twisting corridors made from my own memories. My childhood home rose beside the meadow where I used to play. The river where I swam as a boy flowed through the middle of it all. Everything mixed together in a disorienting collage of past and present.Rhydian appeared beside me, his form solid and real in this strange landscape. "Soren," he called out, his voice echoing through the corridors. "I am here. I see the labyrinth. Stay with me. I am looking for you. The real you. The one buried beneath all of thi

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    Lorne is gone and he left something behind.I woke up in the medical room with a strange heaviness pressing down on my chest, like someone had placed a stone directly over my heart. The cursed totem sat on the table beside my bed. A small carved figure. Dark wood. Twisted symbols that seemed to writhe when I looked at them directly. I did not remember it being there before. I did not remember anyone coming into my room.Rhydian rushed in moments later, his face pale with barely contained fury. "Soren, Lorne escaped. A hidden sympathizer in the guard ranks helped him slip out during the night shift. He left this in your room before he disappeared. We found it on your pillow."I tried to speak, to ask questions, but the words would not come right. Something was blocking them. "Elio," I said instead of my own name. The voice was mine but the name was wrong. Completely wrong. "Elio is here."Rhydian froze mid-stride, his eyes widening with horror. "What did y

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    Rhydian would not leave my side.He carried me back to his private bedchamber after the border incident, my body limp and weak from the black blood and the strain of the connection. My vision swam, the world tilting dangerously, but I felt his arms around me, steady and sure. Rhydian laid me gently on the bed and refused to leave. For three days straight he stayed with me, barely sleeping, barely eating. The pack was kept at a distance. The room was quiet. Just us.On the third night, the room was dark except for a single lantern casting soft shadows on the walls. Rhydian sat beside the bed, his hand resting on mine, his eyes watching my face with an intensity that made my heart ache. "How are you feeling tonight? The black blood has slowed but you still look pale. Tell me the truth."I shifted on the pillows, my body aching but the sharp edges of pain finally dulled. "Better. The pain is less now. The soul rejection is still there, gnawing at me,

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