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CHAPTER 93

Author: Blaqwritez
last update publish date: 2026-05-24 22:51:59

LIAM

I watch from the threshold.

Neah disappeared into that shimmering forest eight hours ago. Eight hours of standing here in Kain's form, every instinct screaming to cross the barrier and bring her back.

But I can't cross. The threshold won't let me. My paws hit invisible resistance every time I try.

So I wait.

And I feel her through the bond. The changes happening inside her. Her energy shifting. Deepening. Becoming something vast and ancient that makes Kain go quiet in my chest.

My wolf has
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