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014: The Part That Remember What You Try To Forget

Penulis: Praix
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-03-22 22:18:44

The bridge of moonlight hummed beneath my feet.

Each step sent a tremor through my bones—not pain exactly, but pressure, like the world was pressing its thumb against my chest, testing how much I could bear before I bent.

I didn’t look back.

I could feel Ronan behind me—steady, unmoving, exactly where I had asked him to stand. Not following. Not pulling.

Anchoring.

The sealed door loomed closer with every step. Its surface was not stone, not metal, but something alive—etched with scenes that sh
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  • Rejected By The Alpha, Claimed By His Enemy    061: What Walks Between World

    The creature’s broken growl deepened, dragging through the clearing like something torn between two worlds.It wasn’t just sound.It was pressure.Something heavy pressed against the air, against the chest, against thought itself.The High Circle observer staggered a step back, his voice turning hoarse as realization hit him.“It recognizes the mark.”Of course it did.A bitter understanding settled in my chest.Because the Shepherd had sent it.Nothing about this was chance.Nothing about this was coincidence.This was deliberate.Measured.Another test.The Hollow crouched low, its limbs folding in on themselves in a way that should not have been possible. Its spine rippled, stretching, adjusting, as if it were reshaping itself for what came next.Then it lunged.Not like a beast.Like a weapon released.The speed tore through the clearing so violently that even the wind seemed to lag behind it.Ronan barely had time.His body shifted mid-motion, bones cracking, fur ripping through

  • Rejected By The Alpha, Claimed By His Enemy    060: The Weight Of The Moon

    Some approving. Some uneasy. The air was thick, electric, buzzing with whispers that had no words yet. Eyes flicked toward me, cautious, curious, searching for cracks I hadn’t yet revealed.“So here’s the truth,” I continued, letting my voice carry over the rustle of leaves, over the shifting weight of paws and claws on the forest floor. “I don’t know what the Mark will make me.”The honesty seemed to cut through the tension. Some wolves blinked, startled by the confession, by the lack of pretense. Even Kael’s closest warriors stiffened, unsure whether to see fear or defiance.“But I do know this.” My hand rose slightly, letting the silver marks pulse faintly, catching the moonlight. The glow wasn’t just light—it was a promise, a warning, a declaration. “I will never kneel again.”The clearing fell silent, the kind of silence that presses down on lungs and makes the heart feel louder than usual. Ears twitched. Tails ceased flicking. Even the wind seemed to hold its breath. Then, slowl

  • Rejected By The Alpha, Claimed By His Enemy    059: The Alpha Who Challenges The Moon

    The forest had gone completely silent.Not the peaceful silence of dawn, nor the watchful quiet of hunters waiting in the shadows. This was heavier—thick with the weight of attention, of expectation.Dozens of wolves stood frozen around the clearing, their eyes locked on the figures emerging from the treeline.The Northern Dominion.I had heard stories about them growing up in Silverclaw. Every young wolf had. They ruled the northern territories with brutal discipline, their Alphas known for strength, strategy, and a refusal to bow to any authority except the Moon itself.And now they were here.Not as observers.As challengers.The Alpha leading them stepped forward slowly, each movement deliberate. He was enormous even in human form—broad shoulders, scarred arms, golden eyes that glowed like molten metal beneath the morning light.Power radiated from him in crushing waves.Even the air seemed to tighten around his presence.“Alpha Darius,” one of the High Circle observers murmured u

  • Rejected By The Alpha, Claimed By His Enemy    058: When The Moon Chooses

    Dawn should have brought peace.Instead, it brought witnesses.The clearing outside Blackrock’s stronghold was no longer just Ronan’s territory. Wolves filled the ridges surrounding it—some standing openly, others lingering in the tree line, their eyes reflecting the early silver of the rising sun.They had come from everywhere.Northern packs.Border packs.Even distant clans who rarely involved themselves in territorial disputes.All of them had heard the same thing.A rejected Luna had survived the Shepherd’s Trial.And she had been marked.I stood at the center of the clearing beside Ronan, feeling every gaze settle on my skin like invisible pressure. The silver markings across my wrists pulsed steadily, reacting to the tension spreading through the gathered wolves.“They’re staring like you’re a legend already,” Lyra murmured quietly behind me.“I’m not,” I said.“Not yet,” she replied.Ronan’s presence beside me was steady as stone. His arm brushed mine occasionally, a subtle re

  • Rejected By The Alpha, Claimed By His Enemy    057: The Gathering Storm

    The night had settled over Blackrock Pack, but the calm was only a thin veil stretched over a brewing storm. The silver marks on my wrists pulsed faintly, like tiny stars flickering under my skin. I could feel every heartbeat of the pack—their tension, their loyalty, and their silent questions.Ronan moved beside me, quiet, deadly, alert. The bond between us hummed, a tether of power that kept me grounded even as the forest outside seemed to thrum with anticipation.“They’re coming,” he said softly. “Every pack that witnessed the Trial will send observers. And some… some will test you. Silverclaw included.”I nodded, already aware of the truth. Kael had retreated for now, but he was not defeated. He would maneuver. He would strategize. And every move would be designed to weaken me before I even had the chance to claim my authority.Lyra appeared beside me, her presence steadying. “I’ve seen it before,” she said quietly. “The packs respond to power like a tide. Some follow. Some resist

  • Rejected By The Alpha, Claimed By His Enemy    056: power Revealed

    The clearing was quiet now.Too quiet.The rogue had fled, leaving a trail of fear that still lingered in the forest air. Wolves shifted nervously, glances darting toward me as if waiting for me to falter.I could feel the silver marks pulsing stronger now, as if they had a will of their own. Heat radiated from my wrists, crawling up my arms, settling deep in my chest.Ronan’s hand found mine. “You’ve changed,” he said quietly, awe laced with something more primal.“I—” I paused, unsure how to explain it. “I didn’t do anything… and yet everything happened.”“That’s the Mark,” Ronan said. His eyes glimmered in the moonlight. “It responds to threat, to intent. You commanded them without thinking.”My gaze swept over Kael, who had retreated a step, arms crossed, jaw tight. For the first time, I saw doubt in his eyes.“This isn’t over,” he said sharply. “You may have survived one attack, but the packs will not accept this… this display of power.”I took a deep breath, letting the silver l

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