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Chapter 36 – The One Who Should Be Dead

Author: Sweet Dee
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-08-02 20:25:30

The fire hadn’t touched her in hours, but it still lingered beneath Racheal’s skin like a heartbeat that didn’t belong to her.

She kept her hands clenched beneath her cloak as she walked through the Ashroot camp. Every step felt heavier. Every whisper louder. Wolves bowed their heads in respect now—but some did so with fear in their eyes.

Not fear of Veyrus.

Fear of her.

Kade and Jaxon stayed close, their presence grounding her. She’d asked them not to speak of what happened in the tent. The fire in her veins. The loss of control. Not yet.

Not until she understood what it meant.

A raven dropped from the sky as they approached the Assembly tent. It landed on Racheal’s shoulder, eyes burning red for only a second before blinking away.

A messenger.

She plucked the scroll from its claw and unrolled it.

Her breath caught.

> Come to the southern ridge. Alone. Midnight.

Bring no weapons. Or he dies.

—L

There was no sigil. But the symbol scratched into the wax was unmistakable.

A half-burned
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