ANMELDENDawn broke blood-red over the eastern front.I stood at the edge of the camp, my silver hair whipping in the wind, my robes pressed tight against my body. The army had assembled… thousands of men, their armor shining, their banners snapping in the breeze. They looked like a sea of steel and determination, ready to throw themselves into the claws of war.And at their head, mounted on a black stallion, sat Drake Hale.He looked like a god of war. His armor was polished, his sword strapped across his back, his helm tucked under his arm. His storm-gray eyes found mine across the distance, and the bond pulsed between us, warm and reassuring.He rode to me, dismounting in a single motion. His hands cupped my face, his forehead pressing against mine."Stay here," he said, his voice low. "Stay safe. Whatever happens, don't come onto the battlefield.""I can help…""You can help by staying alive
Three months passed before Drake fulfilled his promise.The war ended, the kingdom rebuilt, and Drake Hale… the hero of Crimson Fields, laid down his sword. He refused the crown they offered him, refused the titles, the lands, the wealth. He wanted only one thing.A quiet life. With me.The cottage sat at the edge of a forest, nestled between two hills, with a stream running past the front door. It was small but sturdy, built with his own hands, every beam and nail a testament to his love. A garden grew in the back… roses and lavender, herbs and vegetables. A fire hearth crackled in the main room, casting warm light across the furs and woven blankets.And every night, he laid me down on those furs and reminded me why I had given up everything to be with him.The first night in our new home, he carried me across the threshold, his gray eyes bright with joy."Welcome home, my Oracle."
The camp fell silent at night. Tomorrow, Drake Hale would face Kael Blackthorn, and the fate of the kingdom would be decided.But tonight was ours.Drake pulled me into his tent, his hands already moving on the ties of my robes. His breath was hot against my neck, his voice a low growl that sent shivers down my spine."I need you," he said, his lips brushing my ear. "I need to feel you, all of you. Before tomorrow."I turned in his arms, my hands cupping his face, my thumbs tracing the sharp lines of his jaw. "Then take me, warrior. Take me like it's the last time."He kissed me with a force that stole my breath, his tongue sweeping into my mouth, tasting, claiming. His hands pulled at my robes, pulling them from my shoulders, letting them fall at my feet. The cool night air kissed my skin, raising goosebumps across my flesh."Fuck," he breathed, pulling back to look at me. "You're so beautiful, Sere
The morning air was crisp and cold, carrying the scent of pine and distant smoke. I stood at the threshold of my cottage, watching the mist curl around the ancient oaks one last time. My home for twenty-seven years. The only place I had ever known.And I was leaving it behind for a man I had known for three days.Drake stood beside me, his armor by his side, his sword strapped to his back. He looked every inch the warrior… broad, imposing, carved from granite and tempered steel. But when he looked at me, his gray eyes softened, and I saw the man beneath the legend."Are you sure about this?" he asked, his voice low."I saw it in my visions," I said, though that wasn't entirely true. The visions had shown me possibilities, not certainties. But the bond… the bond told me this was right. "I'm sure."He took my hand, his calloused fingers intertwining with mine. "Then let's go."The journe
The mist hung thick over the Vale, curling around the ancient oaks like the fingers of ghosts. It was always misty here, always damp and cool, the air heavy with the scent of wet earth and blooming nightshade.I sat in my cottage, surrounded by candles. My hair… silver-white, unnatural. It was the mark of my gift… spilled over my shoulders as I leaned over my bowl, watching the images swirl in the dark water.War, death, blood soaking into the earth.And him.A man I had never met, but I had seen his face a thousand times in my visions. He was close.The door to my cottage burst open, and there he stood.Drake Hale.He was large. a warrior carved from stine and anger. His armor was battered, His dark hair was tangled, his eyes wild and desperate."Oracle," he said, his voice rough, urgent. "I need your help."I rose from my chair, my robes pooling a
The morning after the claiming moon dawned clear and bright, the sun streaming through the windows, painting the cabin in shades of gold. I woke up with three bodies pressed against mine.I lay still, savoring the moment.Noah was sprawled across my chest, his green eyes closed, his lips parted. His lean body was covered in mark bites, bruises, the evidence of our passion. His hole was still pink and gaping, my cum leaking from him slowly. He looked peaceful in sleep.Ethan was curled at my side, his head on my shoulder, his hand lying across my heart. His blonde hair was a mess, his lips swollen, his skin flushed.Liam was at my back, his arm wrapped over my waist, his breath warm against my neck. His cock was still half-hard, pressed against my ass.I had never felt so complete.Noah woke first, his green eyes fluttering open. He looked at me, and a slow smile spread across his lips."Good morn







