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Chapter Hundred and Forty Six
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Elara’s POV~Julian stood in the middle of the Blade Tower’s forechamber, his black blade’s dull light shining weakly in his hand. His voice broke the silence. “You were not supposed to find this room,” he said, his voice, once used for mild praises at colleagues, was now different.To my left, Jasmine held out her short sword. Her eyes never left Julian’s. “Has it been long? How long have you been in his service?”Julian laughed sarcastically and bitterly. “For the Warden? Don’t flatter yourselves. I served the cause before it was known. Before Silver Veil, before the Alpha War. I was in service for the birth of this line.”“The Forgotten Sons,” Lyra said the name as though it were poison.Julian turned his head. “Our ranks have been decimated, but why we joined is not. We’re sharper now, freer.”“Traitors,” Damien snapped, taking a step towards him with his sword half drawn. “That’s what you are.”Julian glanced over at Damien, thoughtful. “You of all people should not talk of betra
Mate Rebound Chapter Hundred and Forty Six
Elara’s POV~The message that Lyra showed me was written in an ink that looked almost like dried blood. “You have to choose between your sister and the cause. We’re watching."She didn't say a word when she gave it to me, but only slid it to me across the table between us while the bell of the eastern tower rang twelve. I didn’t need to ask if she was afraid. I noticed it in her shoulders. The sister who had testified before the council without quivering was now quivering. We kept it between us. Not out of pride. Out of necessity.The Academy was still fractured. Some professors even refuse to teach Crownless-born wolves. Some resigned entirely when Jasmine came back with her rune scars throbbing on her wrist. Others… just watched. Waited. The Academy didn’t know how it wanted us to be. Saviors? Symbols? Or Monsters? And we hadn’t known the answer.Lyra didn’t sleep that night. I could hear her walking back and forth outside my door after the alarms in the courtyard had ceased. I kept
Mate Rebound Chapter Hundred and Forty Five
Lyra’s POV~The Academy was the same when we returned. The stone walls remained, old and strong. The halls still whispered the musings of young wolves and ancient professors. The banners still lined the walls of the grand hall, embroidered with old house sigils. The air … the air felt very strange. As if it had been taught how to bear secrets.The first protest was on the following morning. A warning sketched in red ink along the west courtyard wall :“Crownless blood belongs in chains.”There were three more by midday. One professor would not allow Jasmine to take her class. Two students walked by me in the hallway, murmuring, “Monster in a mirror.” Another bowed.We weren’t students anymore. We were symbols. Worshipped or feared. And I didn’t want either. The council’s chamber was crowded that evening with the council meeting. Heads of departments. Surviving pack elders. And even a few from the Southern Alliance. There was a seat for everyone where they always sat—except for Sabri
Mate Rebound Chapter Hundred and Forty Four
Damien’s POV~The northern tunnels were colder than fuckin death. The failed transports. The missions listed are closed in dusty files here. The wolves who “died in transit.” The sentence had haunted me in my first life.I had not informed anyone of where I was going. I had simply snuck out ahead of dawn, only leaving a message for Elara and the pack. Someone would follow, eventually. But I needed to witness this myself. I had to find out how deep this conspiracy went.Frozen air slapped me as I entered the mouth of the tunnel. I lit the torch with a rune torch, but his fire was already weak, burning beside the reverberating silence. The tunnel extended far, hundreds of feet of black starvation here and there relieved by supports gotten from the rock. Anchors, once used to suspend transportation hooks on the ceiling, had rusted in place. Straps lay frayed and abandoned on the ground, skeletal wounds of what was carried through here and never returned.I must have walked what seemed li
Mate Rebound Chapter Hundred and Forty Three
Elara’s POV~When the shard first started glowing, I thought I was tripping on it. It had remained asleep since Sabrina died. But as I strode through the nursery rooms of Mirrorvale, it came back to me. A low hum under my skin. Not a heat of anger, or terror, or pain. Just… choice. And it was calling to me. Lyra caught it first.We were stripping the children’s bunks and creating a pathway for Winifred’s doctors. I slipped, and I bumped into a fragment of shattered rune tile from a broken floor — and the shard in my chest echoed back against my ribs. Lyra dropped her chalk. “Elara,” she whispered, “your eyes.”I turned toward her. “What?”“They’re glowing.” I froze. My fingers tingled. I looked down. The line on my palm that I’d thought must have turned silver had turned gold.“It's responding,” Lyra said. “But not the way it used to.” When we got back, they had all formed a circle around us in the courtyard, the oldest of the Forgotten looking as uncertain and lost as the rest of us.
Mate Rebound Chapter Hundred and Forty Two
Jasmine’s POV~We rode closer to Mirrorvale, and the trees grew less and less. Thinner and quieter. As if even the wind had learned to hush around this place. It had once been a home. A shelter. A sanctuary for wolves whose bloodlines were “too diluted” or “too dangerous” to place normally. A lie. That’s what it was. It had been lying at a test site. Early mutterings of what would eventually become the Crownless Protocol. I knew because I had read the files. But none of what was in the files prepared me for what we found.The gates were rusty but unlocked. Vines crept over most of the outer stone. Caspian was a step behind me. Elara and Lyra hung back on the flanks. Damien was farther back. Watching. Always watching. The courtyard was still. But not empty. They came out when we came in. They’d arranged themselves in a loose circle around the fire pit, and they were watching us with wide, half-hollow eyes. Not one among them was over twelve.Some younger. And all of them were marked. T
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