เข้าสู่ระบบThe Lycan King, whose name Amelia finally learned was Kaelen, led her through a maze of corridors within the castle. The walls were adorned with tapestries depicting scenes of battles, hunts, and ancient rituals, all steeped in a history that felt both fascinating and terrifying.
Amelia, still reeling from the encounter with Kaelen's mate, felt a wave of anxiety wash over her. She was in a world she didn't understand, surrounded by creatures she didn't know, and caught in the middle of a power struggle she couldn't comprehend.
"Are you alright?" Kaelen asked, his voice a low rumble. He seemed to sense her unease, his gaze holding a hint of concern.
Amelia nodded, trying to appear calm. "I'm fine," she said, her voice barely above a whisper. "Just a little overwhelmed."
"It's understandable,” Kaelen said, his voice softening slightly. "This is a lot to take in."
He stopped in front of a heavy wooden door, its surface carved with intricate designs of wolves and moons. "This is where the healers reside," he said. "They will take care of you and the child."
Amelia hesitated. She didn't know anything about Lycan healers, but she knew that she needed help. She was exhausted, her body ached, and she was terrified of what the future held.
"I'm scared,” she admitted, her voice trembling.
Kaelen reached out and gently took her hand. "Don't worry," he said, his voice a soothing balm. "The healers will take care of you. And I will be here with you every step of the way."
He opened the door, revealing a room filled with the scent of herbs and incense. A woman sat in a chair, her hair as white as snow, her eyes as blue as the sky. She wore a long white robe, and her hands were covered in intricate tattoos of swirling patterns.
"This is Elara,” Kaelen said. "She is the most skilled healer in the Lycan Kingdom."
Amelia felt a surge of hope. Perhaps this woman could help her. Perhaps she could understand what was happening to her body, what was happening to her life.
"Welcome, Amelia,” Elara said, her voice soft and calming. "I've been expecting you."
Amelia felt a shiver run down her spine. How did she know her name? And how did she know she was coming?
"Come,” Elara said, gesturing towards a chair. "Let's talk."
Amelia sat down, her heart pounding in her chest. She knew that she was about to enter a world she never imagined, a world of magic and mystery, a world where the line between reality and fantasy had blurred.
As Elara began to examine Amelia, she noticed something strange. Amelia's aura, the energy that surrounded her, was unlike anything she had ever seen before. It was powerful, unpredictable, and filled with a raw energy that was both beautiful and terrifying.
"This is... unheard of,” Elara whispered, her eyes wide with astonishment.
"What is it?" Kaelen asked, his voice filled with concern.
Elara looked at Amelia, her gaze filled with a mixture of wonder and fear. "Amelia,” she said, her voice soft but firm. "You are not just carrying a child. You are carrying a destiny."
Amelia felt a wave of confusion wash over her. Destiny? What did that mean?
"What do you mean?" she asked, her voice trembling.
Elara smiled, a knowing glint in her eyes. "You are more than you think, Amelia,” she said. "You are the key to saving this world."
Amelia's eyes widened in shock. Saving the world? What was she talking about?
"I don't understand,” Amelia said, her voice filled with confusion.
Elara shook her head, a sad smile on her lips. "You will,” she said. "But first, you must learn to control the power within you."
Amelia felt a wave of terror wash over her. She was carrying a child, a child who was destined to save the world. But she was also carrying a power she didn't understand, a power
Amelia felt a wave of terror wash over her. She was carrying a child, a child who was destined to save the world. But she was also carrying a power she didn't understand, a power that could potentially destroy everything.
"Control the power within me?" she asked, her voice trembling. "What power?"
Elara's eyes held a depth of knowledge that made Amelia feel both intrigued and terrified. "The power of the Oracle," she said, her voice a low whisper. "It runs in your blood, Amelia. It's what makes you so special, so powerful."
Amelia felt a chill run down her spine. The Oracle? She had heard whispers of the ancient prophecies, of the Oracle who held the key to the fate of the Lycan Kingdom. But she never imagined that she, a simple artist, would be connected to such a powerful legacy.
"But how?" Amelia asked, her voice barely a whisper. "How can I be the Oracle? I'm just… me."
Elara smiled, a knowing glint in her eyes. "You are more than just 'you', Amelia. You are the descendant of a long line of powerful women, women who held the power to shape the destiny of this world. The power is dormant within you, but it's waiting to be awakened."
Amelia felt a surge of fear mixed with a strange sense of excitement. She had always felt different, a little out of place in her ordinary life. Now, she was discovering that there was something extraordinary about her, something that connected her to a world she never knew existed.
"But what about the child?" Amelia asked, her voice filled with concern. "Is the child…?"
Elara nodded; her eyes filled with a sense of wonder. "The child is part of the prophecy, Amelia. It's the reason why you are here, the reason why you were chosen."
Amelia felt a wave of emotions wash over her: fear, excitement, confusion, and a strange sense of purpose. She was carrying a child, a child who was destined to save the world. And she, a simple artist, was the key to unlocking that destiny.
"What do I need to do?" Amelia asked, her voice filled with determination. "How do I control this power? How do I save the world?"
Elara smiled, a sense of hope flickering in her eyes. "You will learn, Amelia," she said. "You will learn everything you need to know. And you will fulfil your destiny."
As Elara began to explain the ancient prophecies, the secrets of the Oracle lineage, and the dangers that threatened the Lycan Kingdom, Amelia felt a sense of purpose ignite within her. She was no longer just a pregnant woman, a simple artist. She was the Oracle, the chosen one, and she was ready to embrace her destiny.
The black smoke did not move like ordinary fire. It crept, flowing low along the contours of the ground, as if searching for the quietest path.Elara felt its pulse was different, without emotion, without personal purpose. Hungry, but not like a living creature.“Not a clan, it's... a remnant,” Alex muttered.“A remnant of what?” Amelia asked, her voice strained.“An old war,” Alex replied. “A failed ritual. A bond that was forcibly severed.”Kaelen positioned himself in front of Amelia. “We are not fighting on neutral ground.”Elara nodded. “We don't need to.” She knelt, touching the white ground. “This land rejects domination. We only need to invite balance.”Smoke approached, forming shadowy edges. The air cooled. The stones of the circle vibrated softly, waiting.Elara closed her eyes, calling upon the meaning they had established. Not a spell, not the power of agreement. She spoke to the earth, to the wind, to the water flowing far below.“Choice.”Kaelen replied, her voice low a
“I have to go back to the clan.” Kaelen didn't turn around. “Not for war. To talk.”Alex tensed. “Anya will take advantage of that.”“I know, but if I disappear, the clan will be divided. I need to hold them back... and give Amelia time,” Kaelen replied.Amelia stared at Kaelen for a long time. No tears, only resolve. “How long?”“Two nights. Three at most.”Elara nodded. “I’ll strengthen the closing path. Scent, tracks, and emotional echoes will be locked away.” She looked at Kaelen. “But you must be honest with them.”Kaelen smiled faintly. “I will.”That night, Elara worked in silence. She planted knots of nature in the ground, not harsh spells, but small agreements with the wind, stones, and roots.The hollow became silent to the sense of magic. Even fear felt dull.Before dawn, Kaelen prepared to leave. He bowed before Amelia, touching his forehead to his wife's. “I will return.”Amelia gripped his cloak. “We will wait.”Kaelen left as the sky paled.Two nights passed. On the sec
The night wind swirled slowly through the valley, carrying the scent of damp earth and something older than the rain. The campfire flickered, as if holding its breath.Elara still stared at the three lines on the ground, their outline not fading but becoming clearer as the moonlight touched them.Alex knelt, touching the symbol with two fingers. “This is not a mark of ownership. It is a natural oath. You have been chosen to maintain balance, not to dominate.”Kaelen shifted position, standing between Amelia and the forest. His Alpha instincts stirred, but this time he did not command them; he listened. “Anya won't stop. If she copies the mark, she will summon something that cannot be controlled.”“I know. That's why we have to move first,” replied Elara.Amelia lifted her face. The light of the fire danced in her eyes. “Where to?”Alex stood, his shoulders stiffening. “To the Virel River. There is a balancing stone there. It can only be awakened by three specific roles. Guardian. Moth
Dawn arrived with a pale gray hue, like blank paper. Elara woke up before the others, not because she was restless, but because of the call. Not a voice. Not a touch. A direction.Elara stood up and walked a few steps away from the camp. Each step felt right, as if the ground remembered her footsteps first.Behind the rocks, the air changed. It was colder. Thicker.“Elara,” said a voice that wasn't quite there. “You shouldn't be able to find me.”Anya appeared like a shadow that had forgotten its shape, her face cracked by a faint light, her eyes sharp and colorless.“I'm not looking for you. I'm following,” Elara replied calmly.Anya laughed briefly. “Following what? A child who hasn't even been born yet?”Elara placed her palm on her chest. The small pulse answered once. Firmly. “Following the path.”Anya stepped closer. The ground beneath her turned black for a moment. "You think you've won? Being the Guardian means you've opened another door. Closeness, Dependence. I only need one
The child smiled slightly, a smile too mature for his face. “I am a messenger who is not bound by oath. And I bring a message... from the future.”Kaelen took half a step forward, his wolf instincts on high alert. “No messenger comes without ties. Whoever you are, tell me your name.”The child stared at Kaelen without flinching. “My name is Iren. I carry no weapons. I carry possibilities...”Alex narrowed his eyes. “Children of time are rare... and dangerous.”Elara felt a cold shiver run through her bones. There was something about this child that wasn't magic she recognized, but rather nothingness. Like the empty space between heartbeats.Iren stepped into the valley, the ground did not tremble and the wind did not react. It was as if the world... did not register his presence.“What is your message?” asked Amelia, her voice calm even though one hand was clutching her stomach.Iren turned, his dark eyes softening. "If you give birth when the sun is eclipsed, your child will live, bu
The envoys were invited into the valley. They walked slowly, as if the ground beneath their feet were an altar. Kaelen stood at the front, without a crown, without an Alpha robe, just himself.“What did you see in your dreams?” Kaelen asked directly, his voice flat but firm.The oldest envoy raised his face. His eyes were gray, filled with the shadows of the moon. “A pregnant woman stood under a leafless tree. From her womb, light touched the ground, and roots united the scattered clans.”Amelia shivered. Elara unconsciously took half a step forward.The second messenger, a young woman, continued, “And another woman... stood beside her. Her face was blurred, but her hands were bloody. She smiled, as if she had lost something precious for the sake of the dream.”Elara swallowed hard.Kaelen sighed slowly. “What are you here for?”“To swear an oath! Not to you as Alpha. But to the child who will be born. We will protect this valley. As witnesses. As shields,” they replied in unison.Ale
Amelia's pregnancy meant that she had to take every step with great care.In the first trimester, the doctor had warned her that any form of stress, fear, or emotional shock could harm the fragile fetus in her womb.However, in this magnificent but secretive Lycan palace, tranquility was a luxury t
The light in Elara's palm exploded, not a soft blue, but a pale silver mixed with blood red. The air inside the temple shook violently, causing the symbols on the walls to glow like living flames.“What are you doing...?” Amelia gasped, sweat beading on her temples.Elara opened her eyes. There was
In the room Amelia had occupied since moving into her husband's palace, the air felt heavy, as if pressing down on her chest. The dark morning sky reflected her mood—gray, silent, and full of uncertainty. The pregnant woman stood near the window, her slender hands touching the cold glass, while her
Amelia quickly moved away from Kaelen, who was resting, certain that he was very tired at the moment.Amelia chose to sit not far from Elara and Uncle Alex, her hand constantly rubbing her stomach.“I don't want to leave,” Elara said spontaneously.Amelia was surprised and looked at Elara with an u







