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Chapter 9: Power Awakens Too Early
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The Alpha's Forgotten Bloodline Chapter 14: The Alpha's First Suspicion
The Standing Stones rose out of the mist like the teeth of a buried god. Each pillar was thirty feet of jagged granite, etched with runes that predated the first Alpha’s howl. This was the Hallowed Zero—the only place in the realm where pack laws were void and the ancient weight of the Moon Goddess’s presence was still heavy enough to crush the breath from a liar’s lungs.As the remnants of the Nightfang column entered the circle, the air changed. The static of the pack-link, already frayed by the desertion at the river, died completely. Here, Kael was no longer the Alpha of a territory; he was merely a wolf standing before his judges.Waiting for them were the High Inquisitors.They were three figures cloaked in robes of unspun white wool, their faces hidden by masks carved from the bone of Great Alphas. Behind them stood a sea of warriors—the combined strength of the Shadow-Stream, Stone-Back, and Iron-Claw packs. Thousands of eyes tracked the small, battered group as they came to a
The Alpha's Forgotten Bloodline Chapter 13: Crossing into Enemy Territory
The march toward the Standing Stones was not a journey; it was a slow-motion collision.Three hundred of the Nightfang’s finest warriors moved through the Whispering Canyon, their paws muffled by the thick carpet of autumn needles. Above them, the sky was a bruised violet, heavy with the promise of a storm that had been brewing since the moment Aeron drew his first breath.Kael rode at the head of the column on a massive war-horse, though he spent most of his time shifted into his black-furred Alpha form, scouting the ridgelines. Ariyah traveled in the center, flanked by Bastien and Elodie. She refused the comfort of a carriage, riding a mountain-bred mare with Aeron perched in front of her.The boy was unusually quiet. He watched the trees with an intensity that made Ariyah’s skin crawl."The trees are holding their breath, Mama," Aeron whispered, his hand gripping the mare’s mane."They’re just resting for the winter, Aeron," she lied, her eyes scanning the jagged limestone cliffs a
The Alpha's Forgotten Bloodline Chapter 12: A Child Who Smells Like Him
The air in the training courtyard of the Nightfang Citadel was crisp, smelling of morning frost and the metallic tang of whetstones. It was a space usually reserved for the elite—the warriors who had survived a dozen border skirmishes and the harsh winters of the north.Today, it was empty, save for three figures.Kael stood with his arms crossed, his shadow stretching long across the stone. He had shed his formal furs, wearing only a simple training tunic that showed the jagged scars of the mountain battle. Opposite him stood Aeron.The boy looked tiny against the backdrop of the massive obsidian walls. He was dressed in a miniature version of the pack’s scout gear, though his mother had insisted on lining the leather with soft rabbit fur to keep out the chill."Close your eyes, Aeron," Kael said, his voice dropping into the low, resonant rumble he used for instruction. "Stop trying to see with your human eyes. They are a filter. They show you only the surface. Feel the pulse of the
The Alpha's Forgotten Bloodline Chapter 11: The Ruthless Alpha's Rule
The morning sun did not bring warmth to the Nightfang Citadel; it brought a cold, sharpened clarity. While the lower village buzzed with the impossible news of the Luna’s return, the upper heights of the fortress became a hunting ground.Kael Nightfang had not slept. He had spent the dawn hours in the bathhouse, scrubbing the mountain’s grime and the emerald ichor of the Wraiths from his skin. But as he donned his heavy leather tunic and the silver-trimmed mantle of his office, he didn't feel like a man restored. He felt like a wolf circling a cornered prey.He walked into the Great Hall, his boots echoing like a death knell on the stone. The Council of Elders was already gathered, their faces pale. Beside them stood the Iron-Claw delegation, led by Seraphina’s brother, Lucian.Kael didn't take his throne. He stood in the center of the room, the Alpha aura radiating from him in suffocating waves."Five years ago," Kael began, his voice low and dangerous, "I was told that the strength
The Alpha's Forgotten Bloodline Chapter 10: Whispers of a Forgotten Luna
The descent from the High Pass was a funeral march for a life Ariyah had spent five years perfecting.Every step toward the lush, emerald basin of the Nightfang Valley felt like a shackle tightening around her ankles. She carried Aeron, his small head lolling against her shoulder. He was alive, his breath a rhythmic puff of silver mist in the freezing air, but he was deep in a "Lunar Sleep"—a state of spiritual exhaustion that followed a massive expenditure of royal power.Kael walked three paces ahead of them. He was a mess of tattered leather and drying blood, yet he moved with a renewed, terrifying purpose. He didn't try to speak to her again. He knew better. The air between them was thick with the scent of ozone and the heavy, metallic tang of the bond they had just used to jump-start their son’s heart."The border is just past the falls," Kael said, his voice low. He didn't turn around. "Bastien will be waiting with the vanguard. I sent a pulse through the pack-link the moment th
The Alpha's Forgotten Bloodline Chapter 9: Power Awakens Too Early
The cave was a cathedral of ice, translucent and shimmering under the refracted light of the setting moon. Inside, the silence was so heavy it felt physical.Kael remained on his knees, his forehead practically touching the frozen ground. The Alpha who had commanded legions, who had stared down the High Council without blinking, was now reduced to a man trembling before a five-year-old child.Aeron’s hand was still on Kael’s cheek. The boy didn't pull away. Unlike his mother, whose aura was a jagged wall of ice and thorns, the child’s presence felt like a warm summer night—expansive, deep, and terrifyingly perceptive."Your heart is very loud," Aeron whispered. "It sounds like a drum in a storm."Kael choked back a ragged breath, finally opening his eyes. Up close, the boy’s eyes weren't just violet; they were a shifting kaleidoscope of celestial colors. "I... I have been looking for you for a very long time," Kael managed to say, his voice a ghost of its usual command."You weren't l
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