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THE OMEGA WHO WALKED IN ANYWAY

مؤلف: Sina Kadiri
last update آخر تحديث: 2026-01-30 05:47:45

Elara POV

They told me not to go. They said it softly, carefully, as if fear itself might be listening.

The guards outside my chambers avoided my eyes. The servants bowed too deeply. Even the air felt wrong, tight, watchful, like the palace was holding its breath.

“You are forbidden,” Maelis said, standing near the door. Her voice was calm, but her fingers were clenched at her sides. “By direct Moon Authority.”

Forbidden.

The word sat heavy in my chest.

"For my protection,” she added.

I almost laughed.

Protection had always been a cage with prettier words.

I touched the mark at my collarbone. It was quiet now, warm instead of burning, like something alive and alert beneath my skin. Since the night Kael marked me, it hadn’t stopped changing. Sometimes it pulsed like a heartbeat. Sometimes it felt like it was listening.

Sometime, like now, it felt impatient.

“They summoned the King,” I said. “Not me.”

Maelis’s gaze sharpened. “That was intentional.”

“I know.”

She hesitated. “Elara… what
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