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Taste of Darkness

Author: Teejay
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-06-18 01:15:24

**Elara's POV**

The hidden Eclipse outpost nestled deep in the ancient woods felt like another world, stone walls covered in glowing runes, torchlight flickering against carved wolf motifs. Kael led me inside a small, defensible cabin, barring the heavy door behind us. Only two scouts remained outside on watch.

My body still hummed from the long journey. Every step had been torture, the new mate bond pulsing between my thighs like a second heartbeat. Kael's scent clung to my skin, dark and addictive.

He turned to me slowly, eyes glowing ice-blue in the low light. Water and blood still streaked his powerful body, highlighting every ridge of muscle. My gaze dropped involuntarily to the thick length hanging heavy between his legs, already half-hard again.

"Keep looking at me like that, little queen," he growled, stalking closer, "and I won't be gentle."

I backed up until my thighs hit the edge of the wooden table. "We don't have time for this. Darius—"

"Fuck Darius." Kael's voice dropped to a dangerous rasp. He caged me in with his arms, palms flat on the table on either side of my hips. "I've waited months to find you. Three years of watching him treat you like garbage while your power called to me across territories."

His hand slid up my torn dress, rough palm gliding over my bare thigh. I shivered as his fingers traced higher, brushing the edge of my soaked panties.

"You're dripping," he murmured, lips brushing my ear. "All that running, all that adrenaline, and your pussy is weeping for me."

A broken sound escaped my throat as one thick finger pushed my panties aside and stroked through my slick folds. He groaned deeply, pressing his forehead to mine.

"Fuck, Elara. So wet. So ready." He circled my clit with deliberate slowness, then pushed two fingers inside me without warning. I gasped, gripping his shoulders as my walls clenched around the invasion.

He pumped slowly, curling his fingers just right, hitting a spot that made my knees buckle. His mouth claimed mine in a filthy kiss, tongue fucking my mouth in the same rhythm as his hand between my legs. I moaned into him, hips rocking shamelessly against his palm.

"That's it," he praised against my lips. "Ride my fingers like the needy queen you are. Let me feel how badly you need a real alpha."

Pleasure coiled tight and fast. I hated how quickly he unraveled me. Three years with Darius had left me starved, and Kael was feeding every dark hunger I'd buried. His thumb pressed firmly on my clit while his fingers thrust deeper, faster.

"Come for me," he commanded, voice pure alpha dominance. "Right now."

My orgasm crashed over me violently. I cried out, body shaking as waves of sharp pleasure ripped through me. Kael kept stroking me through it, drawing out every shudder until I was limp against him.

He pulled his fingers free and brought them to his mouth, licking them clean with a feral groan. "Sweetest fucking thing I've ever tasted."

I reached for his cock, thick and rock-hard now, but he caught my wrist.

"Not yet," he said, eyes dark with restraint. "When I take you for the first time, it won't be quick against a table. I'm going to spread you open and knot you so deep you'll forget every cruel word that bastard ever said to you."

He kissed me again, slower this time, almost tender, though the hunger never left. His hands roamed my body possessively, squeezing my ass, palming my breasts through the wet fabric, thumbs teasing my nipples until I whimpered.

A sharp knock on the door shattered the moment.

"Alpha Kael," one of the scouts called urgently. "Ravens just arrived from the Dominion. High Alpha Viktor wants his daughter brought home immediately. There's movement on the borders."

Kael cursed softly, pressing one last hard kiss to my mouth before stepping back. I quickly adjusted my ruined dress, cheeks flushed, thighs still slick.

We stepped outside into the cool night. The scout handed Kael a sealed message. He read it quickly, jaw tightening.

"Good news and bad," he told me. "Your father is sending an escort. We move at first light."

I nodded, still catching my breath. For the first time since the rejection, a sliver of hope bloomed. I was going home. I would be powerful again.

But as we prepared to rest, another scout came running from the treeline, face pale.

"Alpha! Ironfang wolves crossed the neutral zone an hour ago. Not a full army, but a strike team. Led by Darius himself."

Kael's expression turned lethal. "How close?"

"Too close. They're moving fast and they're not hiding their trail. It's like he doesn't care about stealth anymore."

My blood ran cold. Darius was coming. Obsessed. Unhinged.

Kael pulled me against his side, one arm wrapped protectively around my waist, his hand resting low on my hip. "He won't touch you."

But even as he said it, a long, haunting howl echoed in the distance, familiar, filled with rage and dark promise.

Darius.

He was closer than the scouts realized.

And this time, he wasn't alone. I could smell it on the wind, more wolves. More danger.

Kael's eyes met mine, burning with possessive fire.

"Get ready, little queen. Looks like your rejected mate wants to watch me claim what he lost."

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