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The Insignia
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The Omega's Deception The Purge
Caden moves through the forest with the ease of a predator, boots whispering against the damp earth. He hasn’t meant to follow her, not consciously anyway. When his guards had alerted him that Selene was going into the forest again, he should have told them to stop her, to drag her back if they had to. No, he didn't; he offered to bring her back himself. He stops when he spots her through the trees. The moon spills silver over her, making her look eerily beautiful, reminding him of what the pup had described. Her hand is braced against an oak tree, her head tilted towards the sky, and then her back arches, a shudder running through her spine. His wolf is at attention instantly. Something is happening. Then Selene begins to shift, and his pulse quickens. He has watched wolves shift countless times, but this is different. Her change is fluid and graceful, her bones reshaping without the usual agony that follows a shift. She glows soft gold—the pup had said she turned into something
The Omega's Deception Claws and Chaos
I feel something older and wilder, the same kind of power that was said to have lived in my ancestors blood. A faint golden glow surrounds my body just as the rogues get to their feet. They stand frozen, staring at me in shock. It all stops when Caden bursts through the treeline, startling all of us. The rogues hesitate for half a breath. Just long enough for Caden to move. He's almost a blur, a storm given form. He slams into the nearest wolf with bone-breaking force. The cracking sound echoes through the forest. I don’t wait for orders. I leap forward into the fray. My claws flash, my body answering a call older than instinct. We fall into a rhythm before thought can catch up. He blocks a strike that was meant for me. I pivot under his arm and rake my claws deep into the rogue’s thigh. Caden digs his hand into the rogue’s hair and pulls, taking the head away from the body. Blood splashes over my clothes, and for a moment I’m startled. Okay,I didn’t know we were going for t
The Omega's Deception Three Rogues and A Missing Pup
Mira is the first to move. She rushes to the she-wolf's side and wraps her hands around her trembling form. “Hey, hey, breathe.” She murmurs. “We will find him. Nothing is going to happen to him.” Some other she-wolves take the cue. They go over to the mother, offering support, but nothing they say can calm her down. She drops to the ground, clutching the shawl to her chest. Caden arrives at that moment, Beta Dorian and the warriors in tow. All chatter ceases at his presence. His eyes sweep over the crowd before settling on the mother. “Where did you say he was?” “I was with him. I looked away just for a second.” She whispers. “He was by the creek. He likes throwing pebbles—” Caden cuts her off, firmly but gently. “Dorian, take some warriors. Search the stream and the eastern ridge. The rest of the warriors will go with me.” The rest of the pack stands frozen. Mothers clutch their pups to their chests, and the younger wolves chatter about the recent rogue sightings and th
The Omega's Deception The Insignia
MIRA'S POV I'm the only one left in the laundry room. The other Omegas that were also assigned here with me have done their part and left. As I fold some linens, my eyes drift to where Selene's clothes have been placed to be folded. Selene’s laundry smells faintly of cedar and iron. I sigh, she's been fighting again. She has a pattern these days. Sometimes she trains with the warriors in the morning, and in the afternoon she does chores and then vanishes for hours until it is almost nighttime, and then she comes back quieter than before. I tell myself that I don’t notice anything, that it's not my place to ask. But as I pick up Selene’s clothes, my fingers brush something rough under one of the fabrics. It makes me pause. I remove it from the rest and keep the others aside. It’s a patch of old cloth. It’s a bit stiff and has uneven stitchings. I lift it up to my eye level, and the air seems to still. It’s a sigil, a crescent moon entwined with thorns, faded from age but unmis
The Omega's Deception The Messenger
The walk back to the Omega quarters feels longer than it should. I drag my feet, and the chill air cuts sharply through my throat. My hands are still slick with Ronan’s blood that’s starting to dry. I should wash it off, but I can’t bring myself to do it yet. The trees thin out, and I can finally hear voices coming from the Pack house, but I can’t make out the words. It’s quiet enough that even my breathing sounds too loud. I almost pause my footsteps when I see him. Caden stands near the treeline with his gaze fixed on me. His eyes trail down to my bloodied hands, but he doesn’t look surprised. Just that calm, piercing way he always looks at people, like he’s waiting for them to prove something. I stop before him, and for a long time he doesn’t say anything. “You went looking for trouble,” he finally says. He doesn’t sound angry, just certain. “I didn’t,” I manage to say, but it sounds weak even to me. His eyes narrow slightly. “That means it came looking for you
The Omega's Deception The Threat
The pull of our bond draws me into the forest during dusk. The forest is still under the moonlight, and the air smells of pine and damp soil, but underneath it, I could still smell my brother. He steps out from between two oaks. His steps are silent, meant to unnerve me, and they do. The faint scars along his jaw glint silver in the dusk. The same brown hair we both inherited from our father and the blue eyes he got from our mom. His shoulders are broader now, his movement slower but sure, like a predator who never forgot how to stalk. For a heartbeat, all I can do is stare at the man who looks the same and nothing like the boy I once remembered. The boy who once carried me on his back through the river, who taught me most of my fighting skills until I grew into a better fighter than him. The boy who held me close, trying to be strong for us when our parent died. But that boy is gone now. A man stands before me wearing the same face but not his warmth. His gaze sweeps over me sl
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