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The Book of Blood

Author: Travis
last update publish date: 2026-08-18 19:55:58

"The Book of Blood," Serin said, her voice echoing in the ancient library. "Theron didn't just keep a journal. He wrote a genealogy. A complete record of every Moon-Wolf bloodline. And he hid it before they burned him."

I stood in the center of the eastern archives with my fathers flanking me, and the weight of those words pressed down like a physical thing. The room was cold and vast, carved into the mountain, lit by that same blue moss that grew in the prophecy chamber. Shelves stretched into
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  • Rogue's Omega   The Burning Mountain

    The mountain glowed red against the night sky, and I felt my blood run hot in answer.We had been climbing for hours, the air growing thinner and hotter with every step. The volcano loomed above us, a massive black shape crowned with fire, its slopes streaked with rivers of molten rock that pulsed like veins. The ground trembled beneath our feet, a constant reminder that the mountain was alive. The sky was choked with ash, and the smell of sulfur burned in my lungs.I led the way, and the dream pulled at me like a hand on my chest. The book. The white leather. The silver script. It was close. Closer than it had ever been. I could feel it through the bond web, through the blood memory that had been waking in me for weeks.Papa Caelum walked just behind me, his hand never far from the small of my back. "How much farther?" he asked, and his voice was low, careful. We were trying to avoid detection, and sound carried strangely in the volcanic landscape."I don't know. The dreams show the

  • Rogue's Omega   The Collector

    "Verro isn't just a collector," Maelis said. "He's a fanatic. He believes Moon-Wolf blood can grant immortality. He's been hunting us for decades."The council hall felt colder than it had in months. The spring festival decorations had been taken down, and the long table was covered in maps and reports instead of flowers. My fathers sat around me in a loose semicircle: Papa Caelum at my right, his presence a steady warmth in the bond web; Papa Bastian on my left, his gold eyes hard and watchful; Papa Kellan at the table's head, already sorting through the documents Maelis had brought; Papa Archer near the window, his healer's hands folded in his lap but his attention sharp.Maelis stood at the center of the room like a messenger of bad news. She was ancient now, her silver braid thin and her body frail, but her voice carried the same authority it had when she first came to Silver Hollow years ago. Beside her, Serin sat with a leather folder open in front of her, her eastern records sp

  • Rogue's Omega   The Book of Blood

    "The Book of Blood," Serin said, her voice echoing in the ancient library. "Theron didn't just keep a journal. He wrote a genealogy. A complete record of every Moon-Wolf bloodline. And he hid it before they burned him."I stood in the center of the eastern archives with my fathers flanking me, and the weight of those words pressed down like a physical thing. The room was cold and vast, carved into the mountain, lit by that same blue moss that grew in the prophecy chamber. Shelves stretched into darkness, packed with scrolls and tablets and books that crumbled at a touch. Serin stood behind a stone table with a rolled parchment in her hands, her ancient face pale in the dim light."The Book of Blood," I repeated, and my voice sounded too young in that old place. "I've been seeing it in my dreams. A book with pages that burn but don't turn to ash."Serin nodded slowly. "That is the book. The record Theron kept in the years before his execution. It contains every name, every bloodline, e

  • Rogue's Omega   Vision Shared

    "Theron didn't just die in the fire," Bastian said. "He left something behind. Something hidden. The dreams aren't just memories—they're instructions."I lay frozen in the circle of his arms, the warmth of our lovemaking fading into a cold that had nothing to do with the cabin. The fire had burned down to embers, casting long shadows across the walls, and the wind outside had gone still. The world felt suspended, holding its breath."What do you mean, instructions?" My voice came out hoarse.Bastian shifted beside me, and the furs rustled. He didn't meet my eyes. He stared at the dying fire, his jaw tight, his hand still pressed over my heart. "The first Theron wasn't just a martyr. He was a keeper. He spent his whole life gathering something. Protecting something. A record of the original Moon-Wolf line. The full genealogy, tracing back to the Luminara herself."I stared at the ceiling, my mind racing. "That's what the book is. The one in the dreams. The one that doesn't burn.""The

  • Rogue's Omega   The Rogue's Reminder

    "Remember when I was the most dangerous thing in these woods?" Bastian murmured, pulling me closer on the old fur rug.The fire crackled in the hearth, casting warm shadows across the cabin walls. Outside, the wind moved through the pines, but in here, there was only the soft rustle of the furs and the steady beat of Bastian's heart against my back. I turned in his arms to face him, and his gold eyes reflected the firelight like embers."I remember you tried to kill me," I said, and my voice came out low. "I remember you pinned me in the snow and looked at me like I was the most inconvenient thing that had ever happened to you."His mouth curved, that rare smile that still made my chest tight after all these years. "You were. You were bleeding and half-frozen and reeking of heat serum. I thought the Moon Goddess had a cruel sense of humor.""I thought you were going to rip my throat out.""I wanted to." He traced the old claiming mark on my neck, the scar that had started everything.

  • Rogue's Omega   The heart of the pack

    I stood at the edge of the celebration, watching my family dance and laugh, and felt the familiar ache of being both inside and outside at once.The spring festival had turned Silver Hollow into a riot of color and sound. Lanterns swayed from every branch, and the smell of roasting meat and honey cakes drifted through the air. Wolves of all ages filled the main clearing, dancing in circles, clapping their hands, howling at the moon that hung low and fat over the mountains. My little sister Sable was in the center of it all, her white wolf flickering in and out as she chased a group of pups in a wild game of tag. Mirren sat on a bench near the fire, her spirit-wolf a silver glow at her side, laughing at something Papa Archer said. My fathers were scattered through the crowd: Papa Bastian standing near the food tables with his arms crossed, pretending he wasn't enjoying the music; Papa Kellan deep in conversation with Maren and Sera, probably discussing something important even during a

  • Rogue's Omega   The Bond that shouldn't Exist

    “I’ve been alone for ten years,” Bastian said, his back still turned. “I should have killed you the moment I caught your scent. I tried. My wolf wouldn’t let me.”I lay on the cold stone, shivering and burning, my cheek pressed to the rough floor. The fire Bastian had built spat and crackled betwee

  • Rogue's Omega   The Rouge's Territory

    I felt him before I saw him—a pressure in the air, a weight in the dark that made my wolf curl up and go silent.The heat had been eating me alive for hours. Every step through the snow sent a fresh wave of fire through my belly, and my legs were slick with something I didn’t want to name. The pine

  • Rogue's Omega   The Price of Being Expendable

    Two medics held me down before I could ask what was happening. The needle went in, and fire spread through my veins. I bucked on the table hard enough that the leather restraints creaked, and a strangled sound tore out of my throat that wasn't a word. One medic, a beta woman with flat grey eyes an

  • Rogue's Omega   The summons

    Silas’s boot drove into my stomach, and I folded around the pain without a sound. Ten years in this pack had taught me one thing: noise makes it worse.I hit the training yard dirt on my side, and a puff of dust coated my tongue. Silas stood over me with his sandy hair cropped close to his skull, h

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