เข้าสู่ระบบSilverclaw and Blackstone had been bound by a sacred blood alliance for three generations. I was the rightful heir to the Silverclaw pack, and Elara was my cousin, of lesser blood and no rank. On my bonding ceremony, Elara spiked my wine. While I was unconscious, she donned a counterfeit of my Moon-Blessed Robes and slept with Elias that night. I found them together at dawn. Though he offered me anything to appease my fury, I forced a sterility potion down Elara’s throat, paid her off with a hundred thousand dollars, and banished her from Silverclaw territory. For ten years, I waded through blood to secure Elias’s rise to the Alpha throne. Yet at his coronation, he claimed the Luna’s Crown and Sacred Robes meant for me. He led pack warriors to a southern cabin where, upon confirming Elara’s death, he seized my throat. His claws tore into my flesh as he raged over her corpse. He threw me and my unborn child off the cliff. He held the marker stone at her cairn and whispered of revenge for his true love. I woke up on my bonding ceremony. Elias had been reborn too, expecting me to grovel at his paws. He was wrong. This time, I would never be his Luna. The throne, the pack, and the bond. Every last scrap of it would return to its rightful owner.
ดูเพิ่มเติมThe next morning, Kael left with most of his warriors. He left twenty of his best warriors behind to guard me, with strict orders not to let me leave the camp under any circumstances.But the guards didn’t listen.They’d seen what I’d done. They’d seen me win battles, save lives, and lead them to victory. They knew Kael would be dead without me. So as soon as Kael was out of sight, the head guard came to my building and opened the door.“Let’s go, Lady Lyra,” he said. “Let’s bring our Alpha home.”I nodded, too grateful for words. We shifted into our wolf forms and took off after Kael, following the trail his army had left through the snow.We chased them for two days, running nonstop through the frozen wasteland. On the third day, I heard the sound of battle in the distance. I ran faster, my paws pounding against the ice and snow.When I crested the hill, I saw them. Kael’s army was surrounded by hundreds of Ironfang warriors and a group of black-clad soldiers I recognized immediat
I woke up in my building, Kael sitting beside me.“You’ve been asleep for twelve hours,” he said, his voice soft. “You haven’t slept more than three hours a night in two weeks. Why are you pushing yourself so hard?”I looked up at him, my eyes stinging with tears. “Because you died here, Kael. In my last life, you died in these mountains, and no one even cared. Elias called you a failure. He said you got yourself killed because you were reckless. But I know the truth. And I’m not going to let that happen again. I’m not going to lose you.”He stared at me, his golden eyes filled with an emotion I couldn’t name. He reached out and brushed a strand of hair away from my face, his fingers lingering on my cheek. Before I could say anything, he stood up. “Get some rest,” he said, turning toward the door. “The final battle is in two days.” I stood in front of him, blocking his path. “Don’t go,” I said. “It’s a trap. You will die.”“I have to go,” he said, his voice gentle but firm. “If w
We arrived at the northern border camp three days later, just as the first snow began to fall. Kael immediately threw himself into his work. He wouldn’t let me go on patrol. He wouldn’t let me attend the strategy meetings. And every time he left the camp, he posted two armed guards outside my building with strict orders not to let me leave for any reason.I tolerated it for exactly seven days.On the eighth morning, I waited by the entrance until Kael returned from a dawn patrol. Before he could step inside, I stepped in front of him, blocking his path.“Why won’t you let me fight?” I demanded.He sighed, rubbing a hand over his tired eyes. “It’s too dangerous.”I crossed my arms, saying, “Don’t treat me like a helpless child.”“You’re the Silverclaw heir,” he said, his voice firm. “If something happens to you, the blood alliance between our packs breaks. The entire territory will fall into chaos.”“I’m not just the Silverclaw heir,” I shot back. “I’m your mate. And I’m not going t
Kael spent the rest of the day preparing his warriors for deployment. That evening, he showed up at my door, his pack slung over his shoulder. “We’re going to see Selene.” He said, his voice flat.I frowned. “Why?”“We’re canceling the mating bond.”The words hit me like a physical blow. I stared at him, stunned. “What?”“You heard me,” he said, turning to walk down the hallway. I hurried to catch up with him. “You chose the wrong person, Lyra. All I know is how to hold a blade and guard a border. Elias may be cruel, but he’s better at ruling than I am. You could ally with him first, bide your time, and take him down when the moment is right. You deserve someone who can give you the throne you’ve earned, not a soldier who’ll die on some frozen battlefield.”He dragged me toward Selene’s private suite, his grip firm on my wrist. I didn’t resist. I just stared at his broad back. And suddenly, I stopped dead in my tracks. Kael turned to look at me, confused. I pulled my wrist free












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