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Blood Moon

Author: Aminu
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-06 22:15:40

Chapter 36

Aurora’s POV

Oliver glanced at me, his shoulders relaxing as though he’d finally reached home. “Welcome to the Threshold Plains,” he said.

It looked… empty. Stretched wide before me was a vast expanse, like a desert but not quite—an endless land with fine, towering trees scattered across it, their shadows stretching long and thin under the strange light. The ground shimmered faintly, almost silver.

“Where are the werewolves?” I asked, frowning.

He smirked. “This is just the entrance. Think of it as… the crossing point between worlds. Like your world has continents and countries, this realm—the Supernatural Vale—has territories, each claimed by different packs.”

“Territories,” I whispered, trying to take it all in.

He nodded. “And this? It’s only the beginning. To truly arrive, you need to pass through to a pack’s domain.”

We walked on across the Threshold Plains, the silence broken only by the crunch of our footsteps. After a while, I blurted out the question that had been
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