ログイン"Your wolf is a feral monster, Vickon," I whisper against his neck, my fingers tracing the jagged silver scars marking his chest. "But his teeth belong to me now." "Then finish the bond, Zafira," he rumbles, a dangerous, low growl vibrating against my bare collarbone as his heavy hands grip my hips, pulling me flush against his solid frame. "Sink your fangs into my throat and claim your sovereignty. Let the whole dominion watch you take what is yours." In my first life, I was a blind, naive omega who believed the venomous lies of my pack-sister. I fled the sacred marriage alliance, rejected my true-mate signs, and watched the sovereign of the Blackwynd Moon Dominion bleed out in the snow to save my worthless life. Stranded in the wastes, I was brutally scarred and slaughtered by the very rogues I trusted. But the ancestors weren't finished with me. Reborn into the past, I wake up on the exact day of my binding transport with my memories completely intact and my inner wolf roaring for vengeance. I will not flee this time. I will crawl straight into the sovereign's den, wrap myself in his scent, and protect the terrifying, silver-poisoned True Alpha that the rest of the world fears. Let the corrupt elders plot, let the rogues test our borders, and let my traitorous family beg for mercy. They think I am a weak piece of currency to be traded, but I am here to claim my position as Lady Blackwynd. Vickon Blackwynd is the apex predator of the North—and this time, I am staying by his side until the pack burns.
もっと見る"Hold her down!"
My face slammed into the freezing mud of Darkmere Crossing. Heavy paws crushed my shoulder blade, forcing me to look directly into the icy glow of the twin moons.
"Rip her throat out and let's go."
"Wait, look at her face! Half of it is completely mangled by silver burns. I'm going to vomit if I have to smell that rotting flesh."
"Is this really the broken omega Vickon Blackwynd claimed as his mate? The Alpha of the Blackwynd Moon Dominion could choice-bond any high-ranking female in the territory. Why keep a scarred freak?"
"Who cares what turns the Alpha on? Tear her apart, we need to bring her severed ears back to the pack house as proof."
Claws tore into my back.
"Drop her."
Two figures stepped out from the thick briars, their elite furs catching the moonlight.
"Well, look who decided to grace the slaughterhouse. Thorne Blackwynd. Vaelira Nightvale. Didn't expect the beta-blood and the rogue princess to watch the execution personally."
"Is the bitch dead yet?" Vaelira's voice vibrated with a purr as she leaned against Thorne.
"Why?" I wheezed, blood bubbling past my fangs. "You were my pack-sister, Vaelira. Thorne... I rejected my own true-mate signs for you."
"Why?" Thorne sneered, kicking mud directly into my open wounds. "Elder Malgrin is dead. Your bloodline protection is gone. You are completely useless to the pack now."
Vaelira shifted her weight, her scent dripping with lethal satisfaction. "Let's be completely honest since your soul is about to enter the ancestral hunting grounds, Zafira. We only used your weak lineage to siphon Vickon's ancestral lunar power. Now that his heart has stopped and his dominion belongs to us, your throat is ready for the knife."
"Vickon... the True Alpha... is dead?"
"Ambushed by silver-tipped arrows three nights ago," Vaelira laughed, the sound sharp like snapping bone. "He burned through his entire life-force trying to break the curse on your scarred face. Didn't your useless inner wolf feel the pack-bond snap when you woke up?"
The claws descended again, ripping my consciousness into pitch-black shadow. Vickon... I'm sorry... I failed the bond.
"Wake up, Lady Blackwynd! We have crossed the pack borders."
The sudden jerk of the armored transport snapped my eyes open.
"Stop the vehicle!" I gasped, grabbing the driver's throat from the backseat.
Kaelor Vayne gasped for air, his eyes flashing amber in the rearview mirror. "Lady Blackwynd? What is wrong? The Alpha is waiting at Moonhollow Ridge to finalize the blood-binding."
I pulled my hand back, staring at my fingers. No blood. No silver burns. I touched my cheek—smooth, unbroken skin, pulsing with the heat of a young wolf's blood.
"Turn around," I commanded, my voice dropping to a low, authoritative growl that shocked my own ears. "Take me to the ancestral estate immediately."
"But Alpha Vickon is critically wounded from the silver poison!" Kaelor protested, his scent spiking with sudden anxiety. "You cannot just reject the summon now!"
"I said drive to the estate, Kaelor. Now."
My chest heaved as I stared at the back of his neck. In my past life, I fled this exact transport. I let Vaelira convince me to run into Thorne's rogue territory, sealing Vickon's doom. I looked at Kaelor's tense shoulders he was already tracking my location for Vaelira's spies.
My claw accidentally grazed the interface screen on the dashboard as a pack-comm flashed.
[Vaelira: Don't let the Alpha touch your neck, Zafira. Thorne is waiting at the border to free you from the Blackwynd leash.]
I smashed the screen with my bare fist, sparking wires into the dark.
The heavy iron gates of the Blackwynd estate loomed, carved with the howling crest of the ancient pack.
High above the courtyard, a massive silhouette stood on the stone balcony, his lethal, dark aura sweeping over the arriving transport like a physical weight.
"Alpha, the female from the Nightvale bloodline has arrived." Zyric Fenwolf stepped out from the shadows of the balcony, his head bowed.
Vickon didn't turn around, his claws digging deep into the stone railing. "How many omegas has the elders' council sent to my chamber this mooncycle?"
"She is the fourth, Alpha."
"And the others?"
"The first bled out from your unleashed feral aura within a week. The second lost her sanity to the pack-mind link. The third tried to throw herself from the eastern cliffs rather than submit to your mating bite. The pack elders are desperate to stabilize your core before the silver poison takes your wolf."
"Let her come up. Let us see if this one breaks just as easily."
I stood in the center of the grand pack hall, my fingers gripping the straps of my rucksack so hard the leather groaned.
The heavy iron doors groaned open.
Vickon walked in, his massive frame shifting with absolute, brutal power, though his scent carried the unmistakable, bitter tang of burning silver poison. He was a god of war, a sovereign predator, yet his eyes were bloodshot and dark with agony.
"Send the female back to her father's den," Vickon growled flatly, not even looking at me.
"Wait!" I threw myself forward, crashing to my knees right at his clawed feet.
His golden eyes snapped down to mine, burning with an intense, terrifying pressure that could crush a lesser wolf's spirit. "What did you say?"
"I am your chosen mate," I roared against the weight of his dominant aura, tears spilling down my face as I bared my neck to him willingly. "I am not leaving this territory. I am staying by your side until the pack burns."
"Your wolf is a master of deception, Sorelle," I said, letting my voice drop into a dangerously soft register that echoed through the stone chamber. "Out in the neutral territories, you never admit your mother cleans the Alpha’s hearth; you always let external packs assume you carry the Blackwynd bloodline. That is exactly why you took my chamber, isn't it?"Sorelle’s face turned an ugly, mottled shade of crimson as her scent spiked with humiliation.Ignoring her snarling, I swept a freezing gaze over the two trembling omegas. "Before Alpha Vickon returns from the border patrol, restore my den to its proper state. This is the only mercy my wolf will extend to you. Do not squander it."With that, I turned my back and strode out into the corridor.The heavy silence stretched for several seconds, my dominant aura leaving them pinned to the floorboards. The two omegas exchanged anxious glances, their ears flattening as they looked to Sorelle for guidance. "Sorelle, what should our wolves
"Vaelira's timing truly was a little too convenient, wasn't it?" I sneered, watching her squirm.The suffocating weight of every omega's stare made Vaelira’s skin itch with discomfort.She silently cursed my wolf for putting her in this trap, forcing a brittle smile as she tried to balance her scent profile. "It was when Nythra Ravencrest visited—my pack-cousin, you know she wanted to study the old script, so I entered your den and took it out for her. Then my wolf forgot to return it... and, well, moons just slipped away, I suppose."Nythra was my uncle's pup, a distant enough relation across the Nightvale boundaries to make the excuse plausible to the lower staff."Oh, is that so?" My smile was absolute frost. "Well, Vaelira, I would appreciate it if your hands returned my bloodline possessions now. And by the way, that is my birth-mother's keepsake. It holds immense power, and next time, do not touch it without asking my wolf. Otherwise, someone might get the wrong idea and think y
"You will regret challenging my authority, Lady Blackwynd," Elira Stormveil hissed, her scent turning bitter with suppressed rage."Then I shall look forward to that day, matron," I replied, turning my back on her without a second thought.I had no intention of tearing the old wolf's throat out just yet, but I refused to let the fortress staff treat the Alpha’s mate like a rogue. I bounded up the stone stairs to find Vickon, but Zyric Fenwolf was already blocking the threshold of the tactical war room."Is the Sovereign inside the chamber?" I demanded, stopping before him."The Alpha is currently coordinating the border patrol," Zyric answered, his posture shifting into a respectful stance."Inform him that I must run back to my biological den for a brief period," I stated, masking my disappointment. "Let Vickon know my wolf will return before the moons peak."Isolde Grimfen had summoned me through the pack-comm earlier, and though my instinct was to ignore the bitch, I remembered an
"No need."I grew anxious at his refusal. "But the silver poison...""Let Zyric Fenwolf inside."Relief flooded my chest. "Alright!"I was just glad his inner wolf was willing to let someone tend his wounds. What I feared most was him getting angry and refusing help, letting the toxic infection rot his flesh.I hurried to the iron door and pulled it open. "Zyric, could you come and help the Alpha change his bandages?""What?" Zyric blinked, caught off guard."Are you entering my space or not?" Vickon's voice cut through the corridor, cold and stern.Zyric scrambled inside, looking completely shell-shocked as he brushed past me.How long had it been since the sovereign was this manageable? The new Lady Blackwynd must have some bizarre hold over his beast.As I stepped out, I caught Zyric giving me a look something incredibly complex flickering in his scent.I raised my eyebrows, confused, but didn't dwell on it. My mood lighter now, I headed back to my own den.I remembered my pack-com






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