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Chapter 37

作者: Iziegbe
last update 最終更新日: 2025-10-25 04:45:35

The Shadow After the Dawn

The cool night air still resonated with the remnants of conflict—the murmurs of wolves who had battled, bled, and emerged victorious. The moon hung low in the sky, draping the world in silver as if attempting to cleanse the crimson reminders of the events that had transpired just hours ago. The atmosphere was thick with weariness and relief, yet an unsettling silence lingered beneath the surface.

Selene stood at the boundary of the clearing, her bare feet sinking into the cool ground. A gentle breeze tangled her hair as it wafted the scents of smoke, blood, and earth toward her. The pack was mending, slowly reassembling itself, but her heart resisted finding peace.

Reven made his way toward her from behind, his approach silent yet confident. Even without turning around, she sensed him—the way his presence always stabilized her, calming her inner turmoil. “You need to rest,” he said softly, his voice low and rough from exhaustion and something deeper—concern.

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