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Chapter 68: The Change

Autor: Silver Moon
last update Data de publicação: 2026-08-05 19:21:20

Sophia Pov

The clinical white lights of the academy’s medical wing didn't flicker, but the air beneath them was vibrating so violently that the glass vials in the cabinets rattled against the steel shelves.

"She isn't here," Nathan whispered, his voice a low, ragged rumble that sounded like grinding tectonic plates. He was standing in the center of the examination room, his massive hands gripping the edge of an empty, blood-stained gurney. The heavy leather wraps on his forearms were shredded,
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