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Between Two Souls

Author: VellaRose
last update publish date: 2026-07-16 18:01:58

Darkness. Not the peaceful kind. Not sleep. Not unconsciousness. This darkness breathed. It watched. It waited. And somewhere within it, I was falling. The sensation stretched endlessly. No ground. No sky. No up. No down. Just emptiness. Then came the voices. Thousands of them. Whispers drifting through the void. Fragments of memories. Fragments of lives. Fragments of a soul shattered long ago. Lyra's laughter. Auren's voice. The cries of ancient wolves. The screams of dying kingdoms. Centuries
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  • MINE BEFORE THE BLOOD MOON    The Last Hollow King

    “When the Guardian dies… I become a god.” The words lingered in the cavern like poison. Nobody spoke. Nobody moved. The silver-eyed king stood beneath the ancient tree, calm and confident, as if the outcome was already decided. As if we’d already lost. The First Wolf released a low growl. The sound rolled through the cavern. Roots of the silver tree trembled. Moonlight flickered across crystal walls. Yet the Hollow King only smiled. Amused. Mocking. Unafraid. That frightened me more than anything. Creatures who fear nothing are either fools, or they know something you don’t.Beside me, Kael’s hand found mine. Subtle. Brief. Yet the bond surged instantly—strength, comfort, support. A reminder I wasn’t standing alone. The Hollow King’s silver eyes drifted to our joined hands. His smile faded, only slightly. Interesting. The bond bothered him. Good. I hoped it bothered him a lot.Auren stepped forward, face unreadable, a mask carved from centuries of pain. “You should be dead.” The Hollo

  • MINE BEFORE THE BLOOD MOON    The Hearth of the Fang

    “He’s dying.” The words echoed through the tunnel. Nobody moved. Nobody breathed. The monstrous wolf stood before us, golden eyes gleaming. Behind him, dozens of nightmare creatures watched silently. Waiting. Judging. My pulse hammered. The First Wolf. Dying? Impossible. The creature who terrified gods. Who created wolves. Who held the first monsters prisoner. How could something like that die?Beside me, Kael stepped forward, placing himself between me and the creature. The bond surged, warm and possessive. Mine. I wasn’t sure if the thought was Kael’s or his wolf’s anymore. The giant beast looked amused. “You guard her fiercely, Alpha.” Kael’s expression darkened. “Stay away from her.” The creature laughed, a sound that shook dust from the ceiling. “I could tear you apart before your next heartbeat.” The threat hung in the air. Kael didn’t flinch. Didn’t move. Didn’t back down. Something like respect flickered in the creature’s eyes. Interesting.Auren stepped forward, silver eyes n

  • MINE BEFORE THE BLOOD MOON    The Monster Beneath the Mountain

    The howls continued long after dawn, echoing across the wilderness like warnings carried by the wind. No wolves answered. No animals stirred. Even the forest seemed afraid. That alone unsettled me. We broke camp before sunrise. Nobody mentioned what happened between Kael and me the night before. Not directly. Diana gave suspicious looks. Auren smirked too often. Kael looked entirely too pleased with himself. And the bond? It had become impossible. Every glance, every touch, every brush of his shoulder—I felt all of it. Warm. Comforting. Dangerous. Especially dangerous. My wolf was delighted. I was trying not to be. Trying and failing. Mostly failing.The journey led deeper into the northern wilderness. Mountains grew steeper. Forests darker. Snow thicker. By midday Auren stopped walking. Instantly, we all did too. The immortal king stared toward a distant cliffside, expression dark. “What is it?” Kael asked. Auren pointed. At first I saw nothing. Then clouds shifted and my breath caug

  • MINE BEFORE THE BLOOD MOON    Under the Same Moon

    The creature smiled. Every instinct screamed: Run. The Stone Wraith took a step forward. Cracks spread across its stone skin. Black smoke leaked from its eyes. Around us, the frozen victims stayed motionless, trapped between life and death. Auren’s sword was already in his hand. Diana began chanting. Kael stepped in front of me instantly. Protective. Always protective. The mate bond surged, warm and powerful. The Stone Wraith laughed, the sound echoing like breaking bones. Then it attacked.Everything happened at once. Auren charged. Silver steel collided with stone. Diana unleashed moonlight. The clearing exploded into chaos. The creature moved impossibly fast. One moment it stood twenty feet away. The next it was reaching for me. “Thea!” Kael lunged. His arm wrapped around my waist. We hit the ground as claws sliced through the air where I’d been standing. The impact knocked the breath from my lungs. For one frozen moment I was trapped beneath him. Golden eyes. Ragged breathing. His

  • MINE BEFORE THE BLOOD MOON    The Hunt Begins

    The Great Hall stayed silent long after Auren’s words faded: “The first monsters.” Nobody liked the sound of that. I didn’t either. Outside, wind howled against Moonhold’s walls. The storm gathering beyond the mountains felt heavier now, as though the world sensed something coming.Kael stood beside me, arms crossed, gold eyes fixed on the horizon. “The Blood Moon. How long?” Diana looked grim. “Twenty-one days.” My stomach sank. Three weeks to find an ancient wolf powerful enough to terrify gods. Three weeks to stop the nightmare he warned us about. Three weeks before the world ended. Again. Wonderful.Auren stepped forward. “We leave at dawn.” That surprised everyone. Including Kael. The Alpha narrowed his eyes. “You think I’m letting Thea wander across half the continent chasing legends?” The mate bond warmed instantly. Protective. Possessive. Ridiculous. I ignored it. Mostly. Auren’s silver eyes shifted to me. “The First Wolf called for her.” The room went silent. He was right. Th

  • MINE BEFORE THE BLOOD MOON    The Debt of the First

    Three days later. Peace felt strange. Suspicious. Like a trap waiting to spring. Moonhold had survived the war, but barely. Entire sections of the fortress remained damaged. Stone walls lay shattered. Watchtowers leaned at dangerous angles. The scent of smoke still drifted through the mountain air. Yet somehow life continued. Wolves rebuilt. Children laughed again. Hunters and warriors carried supplies through the courtyards. The world moved forward. As if centuries of war had ended with a single breath.Maybe they had. I stood on the highest balcony of Moonhold and watched the sunrise paint the mountains gold. The mark on my wrist glowed softly beneath my sleeve. Different now. Calm. Silent. No pain. No visions. No fragments. Just me. For the first time in what felt like forever, my mind was my own. A knock sounded behind me. I didn't need to turn around. The bond gave him away instantly. Kael. His presence always arrived before he did. Annoying. Comforting. Mostly annoying. A smile

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