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Crown of Ash and Fang

ผู้เขียน: G.V.STELLARIS
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MAYA'S POV

The sacred marble of the Solaris dynasty blazed with black pitch.

Rain of shattered crystal falling from the ruptured dome disintegrated in mid‑air, devoured by the telluric heat Lawrence had brought up from the cliff’s very bowels. Three hundred courtiers scrambled on all fours toward the shattered arcades, shrieking in panic as the Dark Phoenix Guard broke ranks at the sight of the titan of stone and lava who had just pulverized the imperial dais with bare claws.

Valen did not shed
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  • The Alpha's Plump Mistake   Blood of My Blood

    MAYA'S POVA father who orders his own grandchildren butchered deserves no grave—he deserves to burn until the very mention of his name turns to ash that even the wind rejects.The tip of my imperial sword trembled against Caelum's throat—not from weakness in my still‑aching wrists, but from the earthquake of fury rising from my heels to the crown of my head. My body, still tender and raw from birthing three lives hours before, burned with a homicidal fever that swept away every trace of postpartum exhaustion.My father. Emperor Aurelius III. The man I had mourned at an empty cenotaph in the Plaza of a Hundred Pillars, believing his line had fallen to foreign intrigue while I fled north carrying his heir beneath the snows."Alive?" My whisper hissed like an ember dropped into bitter oil. "My father breathes in the dark beneath the capital… while you bartered crown grain to border scavengers?"Caelum opened his mouth to sneer another aristocratic insult—but Lawrence's grip left him no

  • The Alpha's Plump Mistake   Seal of Betrayal

    LAWRENCE'S POVThe worst enemy never howls from the woods—he sleeps beneath your own roof and breaks bread at your table.The sheet of pressed bark paper weighed in my blood‑soaked claw as if forged from the densest lead of the deepest mines. The scent of jasmine and sandalwood did not belong to the grime of the North; it was the refined, clean, arrogant perfume of Southern courts. And that golden lotus stamped into the crimson wax was the very insignia I had seen gleaming on gala cloaks, ivory hilts, and banquet cups throughout these last months of truce.Kael halted mid‑step beside me, the clean cloth still stretched in his rough hand:"Sovereign? What did that carrion carry?"I did not answer in words. The growl that rose in my throat was a low, guttural vibration, thick with such murderous fury that the two great warhounds guarding the gate shrank back on their haunches, whimpering and tucking their tails between their legs.I crushed the parchment in my fist until it crumpled tig

  • The Alpha's Plump Mistake   Law of the Pack

    LAWRENCE'S POVSome insults are washed away in sword duels—but when a mongrel promises to mount my mate over the bodies of my children, there is nothing left but to grind his bones until he begs for permission to die.The monkshood poison drove like cold lead through my veins, but an Alpha's rage is a fire that consumes any toxin.I heard my people's stifled gasps, the Council staffs creaking as they held back Kael, and Garrick's filthy laugh as he readied his killing stroke. But above every sound in that courtyard, piercing the fog that threatened to pull my eyes shut, rose the howl that truly mattered.From the high window, Maya cried out—a she‑wolf wounded, wild, tearing, and thrumming with territorial fury:"Lawrence! Stand up and tear that rat apart!"In the same breath, the strong, clear cry of all three newborns rang in my ears like a whip cracking across raw flesh. My litter was awake. My cubs smelled their father's death twenty paces away.The Rift‑Heart in my chest, slowed b

  • The Alpha's Plump Mistake   Blood Challenge

    LAWRENCE'S POVA dead father's signature is worth less than an old dog's urine upon snow when someone tries to collect it from my children's flesh.The silence that fell over Blood Moon's courtyard was so heavy you could hear the steady drip of Hilda's blood seeping between the flagstones. The three elders of the Northern Council—decrepit old Alphas with beards braided in bone beads and tattered gray wolf cloaks—leaned in to examine the parchment Garrick held high. Their tired, short‑sighted eyes traced the characters drawn in ash and resin, recognizing the claw mark pressed into the red wax: the unmistakable seal of my father—a tyrant who would have sold the very stones of the river to keep his scepter in hand."The mark is genuine," Elder Brand pronounced, raising his ash staff in a gnarled hand. "It is the law of the First Pack, Lawrence. Blood pacts sealed under the Winter Rite do not die with the Alpha who signs them. The debt passes to the cradle."My claws clenched so hard agai

  • The Alpha's Plump Mistake   Wrath of the Wolf Mother

    MAYA'S POVA wounded mother does not beg mercy for her young—she tears out the hunter's throat before his shadow can fall across the cradle.The stench of boiling monkshood on that silver blade hit me like a blast of sulfur fire. I watched green venom drip toward the bear‑skin rug, barely four paces from where my three newborns breathed against my bare skin. The sharp pain in my pelvis, the crushing exhaustion of labor, the weakness in my legs—it all vanished in a heartbeat, swept aside by the blind, feral fury of the she‑wolf protecting her den.Hilda stepped forward, arm raised, eyes bulging with desperate hysteria, aiming the stiletto straight for the white cub's soft neck."Die, you abomination…!" she shrieked.I did not scream for help. One second of hesitation meant my litter was dead.I rolled hard onto my left hip, pushing all three babies into the safe hollow between the mammoth furs and the oak headboard. In the same instant, my claws burst free—obsidian talons sharp as flin

  • The Alpha's Plump Mistake   Scent of Blood on the Wind

    MAYA'S POVA wounded male who smells the blood of his newly‑mated female does not reason like a king—he kills like a rabid beast.The silence inside the master bedchamber was thick, stifling, and heavy with the unmistakable scent of birth: the metallic sweetness of amniotic fluid, the rich musk of warm milk soaking through my gown, and that rough tang of sweat and earth rising from Lawrence’s bare skin. The linen sheets were rumpled, stained at their center with the deep red mark of labor that barely two hours ago had split my pelvis in three savage arrivals.My body ached, heavy and spent, my thighs still trembling from the brutal effort of bringing three lives into the world. But my arms did not weaken.Nestled against my breast, the three newborns nursed in quiet hunger. The first son, sturdy and covered in velvet black down, had one tiny fist curled against my collarbone; the golden little girl sighed between feeds, her cheek squashed softly against my right nipple; and at my side

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