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The Orb's Influence
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Nora: Rejected Lost Princess The Orb's Influence
Nora’s POV The wind rustled through the tall trees as I stood at the edge of the forest, the orb hovering silently beside me. It pulsed softly, like it could hear my thoughts. Like it was waiting.There were moments—quiet, fleeting moments—when I felt like myself again. When I could remember what it was like before the orb chose me. But they were rare now, slipping away like smoke through my fingers. Every day, I felt its pull a little more. Not just its magic, but its *will*.It whispered things to me in my sleep. Ancient voices. Commands I didn’t fully understand. At first, I thought I was imagining them. Then I realized I wasn’t.The orb wasn’t just a weapon or a gift—it was alive. And it wanted something from me.I took a step back, forcing the orb to follow. “Not now,” I whispered. “Not yet.”It dimmed slightly, as though obeying.I turned and walked back toward the pack house. My body ached from training, but my mind refused to rest. August had warned me that this would happen.
Nora: Rejected Lost Princess What If I Lose Control?
CARLOS POVThe moon hung low above the pack house, casting silver light through the tall windows of my office. I stood in silence, staring out at the forest that bordered our land. The leaves shimmered under the night sky, but my thoughts were elsewhere—on Nora.She was changing. I could see it every time I looked into her eyes.It wasn’t just the orb’s glow that lit her skin anymore. It was something deeper, something ancient stirring beneath her surface. I’d always known Nora was powerful, but lately… that power was becoming something else entirely.Something untouchable.I turned from the window and sat heavily at my desk. The reports from the border patrol lay unopened in front of me, along with the list of newly inducted warriors. Things that used to matter—things I used to handle without hesitation—now felt like pebbles beside the mountain forming between me and the woman I loved.I ran a hand over my face.She wasn’t doing this to hurt me. I knew that. She was training for us—f
Nora: Rejected Lost Princess Training Begins
Nora’s POVI had never known exhaustion like this. My muscles screamed as I slammed onto the damp earth of the training circle, breath catching in my throat. August stood over me, calm as ever, his arms folded behind his back. A flicker of blue light still shimmered in the air where his last magical strike had hit me.“You hesitated again,” he said, his tone steady. “Magic doesn’t wait for you to be ready.”I groaned and rolled onto my back, staring up at the canopy of leaves above us. “I didn’t hesitate,” I muttered. “I calculated.”August raised a brow. “And you calculated yourself straight into the dirt.”He extended a hand. I took it, wincing as he helped me to my feet. My fingers tingled, not from his touch, but from the residual energy I’d tried to control. The orb’s powe
Nora: Rejected Lost Princess Unexpected Visitor
Nora’s POVThe wind shifted that morning—unusual for this time of year. It blew in thick and heavy, curling like smoke through the trees that bordered the training field. Something about it made my skin crawl.I tightened my grip on the training staff I held. The warriors I had been training stood in loose formation, panting after our sparring session. Even they seemed unsettled, their eyes flicking toward the forest as if expecting something or even someone.“Alright, take five,” I said, trying to shake the unease creeping up my spine.They nodded and scattered, grabbing water skins and towels. I remained standing in the center of the field, scanning the trees. That was when I finally felt something. It was an energy, ancient and pulsing, vibrating in the air like a silent hum.And then someone suddenly stepped out of the forest.&nbs
Nora: Rejected Lost Princess Sacrifice That Sealed It
Griffin’s POVThey still looked at me like I was one of them.Like I was a friend. A brother. A wounded soldier crawling back into the warmth of his former life.Pathetic fools.Even Nora.Especially Nora.I often watched her from the shadows, observing how her aura pulsed brighter whenever she neared the orb. She had no idea what it truly was—what it could unlock in the right hands. And hers were far too soft for power like that.But mine?Mine were ready to grip it and bend the world beneath it.Ever since I killed Sorcerer Elena and stole her powers, everything had become clearer. Her notes, her ravings about Nora’s bloodline, the orb’s origin—I had pieced it together. Nora was never chosen at random. She was the key. And the orb wasn’t just some relic passed down from ancient times. It was a vessel. A living source of raw, ancestral energy buried deep within the blood of the first lycan seers.
Nora: Rejected Lost Princess True Intentions
Griffin’s POVFrom thinking I was dead, or probably just taken away, now they thought I was dead. They still think I’m hiding.They think I’m a ghost haunting the borders, a whisper among the trees. Even Nora —sharp as she is— doesn’t understand the storm that’s been gathering just beyond her reach.But she would. Soon.The orb is waking up again. I can feel it thrumming beneath her skin, even from this distance. She doesn’t know the power she carries. She doesn’t know the destiny she was born into. But I do.And I’m going to take it.My journey didn’t begin in the shadows— it began with her. With Nora. The day she chose Carlos over me, I felt something inside me die. I had bled for that pack. I had trained with her, protected her, loved her. And still, it wasn’t enough.But then… then came the sorcerer.Elena.Feared by many. Revered by few. She was more than a witch. She was a
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