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The Test of Belonging

Author: Kara
last update publish date: 2026-09-08 04:06:45

Aria sighed as she stared at her surroundings. The moment she left the training grounds and arrived at the large, secluded compound surrounded by thick forest, her face turned pale.

There were no elegant houses, neither were there any welcoming expressions on the faces of the werewolves present. The buildings looked old and worn out. As she entered the compound, the werewolves all turned to look at her. Some snickered, while others stared at her with open hostility before going on with their bu
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    Morning came quietly to Valthera. The soft sound of birds outside the palace and the warm sunlight that filtered into the room through the curtains woke Aria up.She gently stood up from the bed and stretched her body before walking to the window and staring down at Valthera. She felt slightly tired and weak but she ignored the signs and went into the bathroom to take her bath.She had barely finished dressing when she suddenly felt hot.She immediately rushed out of the bathroom, but the heat persisted. Aria's breathing became uneven. She tried to sit on the bed, but the room spun around her. Aria grabbed the edge of the bed to steady herself."What is happening to me?" she asked herself, confused.A sharp pain suddenly shot through her arm.Aria's eyes widened as she looked down. The mark on her arm was glowing, and faint silver light pulsed beneath her skin.Aria stared at the glowing mark in fear.Suddenly, the mark pulsed again, and another wave of pain rushed through her entire

  • THE LAST HUMAN BLOODLINE: Mated To My Surrogate    The Blackthorn Archives

    The Blackthorn old records chamber beneath the Valtheran Palace had not been opened in years. Dust covered the bookshelves, and ancient scrolls filled wooden cabinets from the floor to the ceiling.Kael had completely forgotten about the Blackthorn private old records chamber until that evening when he was thinking about the Seer's strange words to Aria. Most of the records in the chamber had been forgotten, but Kael no longer had the luxury of ignoring them. He was determined to find out the truth.Cassian stood beside Kael, carrying a stack of old books."You said we were looking for a symbol?"Kael nodded as he looked through the book placed in front of him."Yes. The broken crescent symbol."Cassian placed the stack of books on the wooden table."Then we might be here all night," he said, his eyes going over the huge pile of books on the table.He took his seat and began searching through the books.Hours passed, and the two were still examining the records.They examined records

  • THE LAST HUMAN BLOODLINE: Mated To My Surrogate    A Vision Of Blood

    By morning, Kael had made a decision. He needed answers about Aria. Her strange abilities and visions were becoming too frequent. And now, a cloaked figure had appeared in her dream. There were too many unanswered questions.So Kael sent for the Seer.The old blind woman arrived before midday. She entered the Alpha's study quietly, carrying a small wooden box. Aria watched the Seer carefully."You're the Seer."The old woman nodded slowly."I am.""You've seen me before.""Yes."Aria frowned as she looked at the woman."Do you know what is happening to me?"The old woman's expression remained unreadable."I know something has begun.""That's not an answer to her question," Kael replied, staring at the Seer."But it is the truth," the old woman said before placing her wooden box on the table."Can you help her?" Kael asked quietly.Aria looked at him before returning her attention to the Seer."I can try to show her what lies beyond what she can currently see," the old woman said, look

  • THE LAST HUMAN BLOODLINE: Mated To My Surrogate    We're Coming For You

    The fire festival had ended, but Aria's happiness remained with her. For the first time in a long while, she went to sleep without feeling completely alone.She thought about the children who had danced with her, the hospitality from the people of the pack, the lights, the music, Nerissa's cheers, the videos Pria had taken of her, and Kael watching her from across the festival grounds.A small smile crossed Aria's lips.She had had more fun that day than she had in a long time. She knew she was beginning to find a place in Valthera. Within a few seconds, Aria had already drifted to sleep.Suddenly, Aria felt something cold dripping onto her skin. She opened her eyes instantly.There was darkness everywhere. Her bare feet touched the cold ground.“Hello?” Aria called out as she looked around.Her voice echoed through the cold room. She took a cautious step forward, trying to find her way out of the darkness. A faint red light appeared in the distance. A figure stood there. Aria stopped

  • THE LAST HUMAN BLOODLINE: Mated To My Surrogate    The Festival Of Belonging

    The next morning, the festival kicked off fully. Colorful fabrics hung between the houses, music blasted from the speakers, and the smell of roasted meat and freshly prepared food filled the air. Children ran through the streets laughing, warriors decorated the training grounds, and families gathered in their finest clothes.By midday, the festival was in full swing.Aria, Pria, and Nerissa had bloated stomachs. They had been fed to the brim by the old women in Valthera. They walked beside each other through the crowded streets.Initially, Aria felt nervous as people watched her and a few whispered. But as she walked with Pria and Nerissa, there were fewer suspicious looks than before. Many people greeted her, and some offered her food, which she ate heartily.“Enjoy yourself,” an old man had said to her when his wife gave Aria a large chunk of roasted meat.Aria smiled as she took it from the old woman.“Thank you, ma,” she replied.A group of playful children ran past Aria. One of t

  • THE LAST HUMAN BLOODLINE: Mated To My Surrogate    The Fire Festival

    For the first time in several days, Aria felt alive.The recent tension surrounding her had slowly begun to fade. Nerissa and Pria had informed her about the annual Fire Festival and for the first time in what felt like forever, Aria was looking forward to something.That evening, Aria looked out from the balcony at the bustling city below. Lanterns hung from the trees, and music filled the air as members of Valthera gathered together. Long tables were covered with food and drinks.“Aria!” Pria called out.Aria turned towards Pria.“Hi, Pria.”“How are you doing, Aria?”“I’m fine. Just resting.”“Okay. Aren’t you going to the festival?” Pria asked.“Ummm, I don’t know, Pria. I don’t want eyes following me.”“There are no eyes following you, Aria. It’s not your fault you have no scent. You have to live and experience life.”Aria sighed deeply before walking with Pria.Pria led Aria into the pack square, where the ceremony was being held. Nerissa stood beside Kael, laughing as she watch

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