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The final Confrontation Part 10

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The world held its breath as the boy rose. Not from sleep but from purpose. Lyon stood at the edge of the shattered clearing, the golden crescent still glowing faintly beneath his feet. Behind him, the final gate pulsed with a lingering magic, flickering like the last remnants of a forgotten dream. Ahead, the land spanned into smoke-choked hills, broken towers, and the silence of wolves who had nothing left to give.

But in all they still stood.

Just as they always did.

Tristan watched from the healer’s ledge, leaning heavily on a staff. His body had not fully recovered; the weight of years, of battle, of loss, still hung on him like a shadow. But his eyes were clearer now, and for the first time in generations, there was no curse behind them. No bitter remnants of a dark past clouding his vision.

“I remember when he couldn’t walk without falling,” Tristan murmured, his voice a quiet memory.

Isabella stood beside him, her presence steady as the earth beneath them.

“And now the world h
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  • THE PURE ALPHA    The final Confrontation Part 10

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    The sky looked totally different, almost as if it was bleeding crimson blood. There was a big hole in the clouds making it look as if it wanted to release something dangerous on the world.Isabella was just getting out of the tunnel and the rift has been sealed. Her knees were bleeding from the struggle to climb out of the tunnel but she didn't mind. She couldn't stop as in that moment the connection she felt with her son was all that mattered even in the face of her world falling apart. She beamed with smiles as soon as she saw him.Her son, Lyon.She ran toward the ruined field where he had faced the nameless creature. The ground was burned and cracked from all the magic that had taken place there. And in the midst of it all Lyon stood but she suddenly noticed that he wasn't alone.He was held in the fading arms of Tristan, his father. But Tristan was fading fast.His body was acting like a flame that was about to go off but at the same time struggling to not go off.Isabella paused

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  • THE PURE ALPHA    The Final Confrontation Part 6

    Three days. That’s how long the new mark in the ash had continued to vibrate in a steady motion like a beating heart in the earth. No one spoke about it, they all just watched in silence. Their eyes flicked skyward with unease, waiting, watching for something that hadn’t yet arrived. Something was coming and that they were all certain about.Isabella stood on the edge of the cliffs, in deep thoughts, watching the packs as they were rebuilding. More out of habit now, splitting firewood, beefing up the watchtowers, and repairing all that had been broken in the battle, but their eyes never strayed far from the sky. There was a quiet fear settling over them all, an unspoken fear that the worst wasn’t behind them. Lyon hadn’t spoken since the First Wolf vanished. It was not because he couldn’t but because he didn’t want to. He had seen something in the fractured sky. Something worse than what had already come, something that lingered just out of reach, waiting to make its move. Leandro

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