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Chapter 61:The Master Key

作者: Mariah white
last update 公開日: 2026-04-24 15:09:27

The salt flats were no longer a silent desert. The seven black towers groaned as they settled into the earth, vibrating with a frequency that made the ground beneath Faith’s boots tremble. The shadow-wolves, thousands of them, stood in perfect rows like a silent, dark ocean.

Killian stood in front of Faith, his body battered and scarred, but his presence was like a mountain. The red runes were gone, leaving only the fierce, golden light of the Alpha.

“Leo, get the survivors to the back,” Kill
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