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Chapter 15 — The Whisperer

Author: Ij Gabriel
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-16 01:27:09

"Come closer, Selene."

The whisper still lingered in the air long after it should have faded, curling through the dark like smoke.

I took a step without even realizing it. Then another.

The trees pressed in around me, and the faint golden shimmer over my hands dimmed into nothing, leaving me feeling exposed.

My claws stayed out, though. My nails dug into my palms as I walked, following that voice, even though every instinct screamed at me to turn back.

But it was the mention of my parents that kept me moving.

Whoever she was — she’d said she had a message from them. And I… I couldn’t walk away from that. Not now.

The forest felt colder here, and quiet in a way that didn’t feel right. Not a single branch creaked. No birds rustled above me. The usual smell of pine and earth had been swallowed up by something sour and metallic.

I kept walking.

The voice didn’t call again, but it didn’t have to.

It felt like invisible strings were tugging me forward, guiding me through trees I didn’t reco
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    "Come closer, Selene."The whisper still lingered in the air long after it should have faded, curling through the dark like smoke.I took a step without even realizing it. Then another.The trees pressed in around me, and the faint golden shimmer over my hands dimmed into nothing, leaving me feeling exposed.My claws stayed out, though. My nails dug into my palms as I walked, following that voice, even though every instinct screamed at me to turn back.But it was the mention of my parents that kept me moving.Whoever she was — she’d said she had a message from them. And I… I couldn’t walk away from that. Not now.The forest felt colder here, and quiet in a way that didn’t feel right. Not a single branch creaked. No birds rustled above me. The usual smell of pine and earth had been swallowed up by something sour and metallic.I kept walking.The voice didn’t call again, but it didn’t have to.It felt like invisible strings were tugging me forward, guiding me through trees I didn’t reco

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