เข้าสู่ระบบLira's POV We traveled through the night. Walking was not easy, but the pain did not feel as strong. Almira stayed close and supported me whenever the path was covered in stones.Alura moved ahead with sharp focus. Her eyes stayed on the forest around us. Even the smallest movement made her turn quickly, her hand going straight to the dagger at her side.It was clear she had not forgotten what happened to her during the war. The fear was still there, hidden under the way she carried herself.Damien kept his attention on the map in his hands. He barely looked up as he walked. No matter how much I tried to see what was on it, the markings made no sense to me.After a short distance, voices began to rise in the air. It sounded like a gathering. There was laughter, distant howls, and the crackle of what felt like a bonfire.Damien lifted his head and listened. Then he turned to us and the carriage rider.“You will take another route to the smaller settlements,” he said. “We meet here on
Lira's POV We traveled through the night. Walking was not easy, but the pain did not feel as strong. Almira stayed close and supported me whenever the path was covered in stones.Alura moved ahead with sharp focus. Her eyes stayed on the forest around us. Even the smallest movement made her turn quickly, her hand going straight to the dagger at her side.It was clear she had not forgotten what happened to her during the war. The fear was still there, hidden under the way she carried herself.Damien kept his attention on the map in his hands. He barely looked up as he walked. No matter how much I tried to see what was on it, the markings made no sense to me.After a short distance, voices began to rise in the air. It sounded like a gathering. There was laughter, distant howls, and the crackle of what felt like a bonfire.Damien lifted his head and listened. Then he turned to us and the carriage rider.“You will take another route to the smaller settlements,” he said. “We meet here on
Lira's POV We traveled through the night. Walking was not easy, but the pain did not feel as strong. Almira stayed close and supported me whenever the path was covered in stones.Alura moved ahead with sharp focus. Her eyes stayed on the forest around us. Even the smallest movement made her turn quickly, her hand going straight to the dagger at her side.It was clear she had not forgotten what happened to her during the war. The fear was still there, hidden under the way she carried herself.Damien kept his attention on the map in his hands. He barely looked up as he walked. No matter how much I tried to see what was on it, the markings made no sense to me.After a short distance, voices began to rise in the air. It sounded like a gathering. There was laughter, distant howls, and the crackle of what felt like a bonfire.Damien lifted his head and listened. Then he turned to us and the carriage rider.“You will take another route to the smaller settlements,” he said. “We meet here on
Lira's POV We traveled through the night. Walking was not easy, but the pain did not feel as strong. Almira stayed close and supported me whenever the path was covered in stones.Alura moved ahead with sharp focus. Her eyes stayed on the forest around us. Even the smallest movement made her turn quickly, her hand going straight to the dagger at her side.It was clear she had not forgotten what happened to her during the war. The fear was still there, hidden under the way she carried herself.Damien kept his attention on the map in his hands. He barely looked up as he walked. No matter how much I tried to see what was on it, the markings made no sense to me.After a short distance, voices began to rise in the air. It sounded like a gathering. There was laughter, distant howls, and the crackle of what felt like a bonfire.Damien lifted his head and listened. Then he turned to us and the carriage rider.“You will take another route to the smaller settlements,” he said. “We meet here on
Lira's POV Salcan took his place at the center of the stage, and I studied him closely. My eyes lingered on his face, his posture, and how carried himself. There was definitely something different about him. The light from the torches reflected off him in a strange way. I thought that was what had caught my attention. But the longer I looked at him, the more I realized it wasn't the lighting at all. The first thing I noticed was his hair. Silver strands had begun to appear among the dark ones. I had known my father my entire life, and in our family, silver hair only appeared in the women. Seeing it on him immediately told me that something had gone terribly wrong. Then there were his eyes. They had always been a deep brown. On every full moon, especially when he drew power from the moon, they would turn gold, just like every other alpha. But now, they were silver. A chill ran through me. I had only seen eyes turn that color once before, and I remembered exactly what had fol
Lira's POV We traveled through the night. Walking was not easy, but the pain did not feel as strong. Almira stayed close and supported me whenever the path was covered in stones.Alura moved ahead with sharp focus. Her eyes stayed on the forest around us. Even the smallest movement made her turn quickly, her hand going straight to the dagger at her side.It was clear she had not forgotten what happened to her during the war. The fear was still there, hidden under the way she carried herself.Damien kept his attention on the map in his hands. He barely looked up as he walked. No matter how much I tried to see what was on it, the markings made no sense to me.After a short distance, voices began to rise in the air. It sounded like a gathering. There was laughter, distant howls, and the crackle of what felt like a bonfire.Damien lifted his head and listened. Then he turned to us and the carriage rider.“You will take another route to the smaller settlements,” he said. “We meet here on
Lira's POV The moment Damien and I finally pulled apart, it was as if reality snapped back into place. We straightened immediately, both of us clearing our throats, suddenly aware of Alia standing there, arms folded. She was staring straight at us with a smile spread across her face.Damien's gaze
Damien's POV I stood frozen, staring at Marcus as his fingers unwaveringly pointed at me. I refused to accept it at first. Was he… really pointing at me? I shifted my gaze behind me, checking if my instincts had deceived me. “Do not look behind Damien,” Marcus's voice cut through the murmurs of
Lira's POV The machine hissed again. I'd lost count of the number of times after forty-something. It turns out that the dramatic "drift into the darkness" I felt when I first attached it wasn't some mystical vision. I'd just fallen asleep because I was exhausted.My fingers trembled as I pulled ou
Lira's POV The air felt thinner here. It didn't carry the scents I was used to. It was filled with the sounds of engines, voices and laughter. I lifted my head and saw the city stretch out before me. In the lands, everything was natural, the swaying of the trees and the stone earth always in conta







