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68 Wearing His Name on My Skin
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The Price Of Fate 139 The White Wolf of Vandwood 2
Keiran’s POVThe winged wolves still in the clearing rose into the sky, flapping hard, and fled, some toward the tear, some away from it, as if they didn’t even trust the opening anymore.We had won the ground.But the war had already reached town.My father’s wolf turned sharply, snarling orders through the link.WARRIORS, TOWN. NOW. AETHERFANGS ARE IN THE SKY. PROTECT THE BUNKERS. PROTECT THE CHILDREN.The name hit me like a slap.Aetherfangs.So they had a name.Which meant we were supposed to have known they were real.Which meant my father had known more than he ever said.My mother’s wolf struggled to stand, bleeding heavily from the bite near her neck. She limped forward stubbornly anyway, but two warriors moved to support her.Beverly finally crawled out of whatever cowardice had frozen her. She stood, trembling, fur bristling, eyes wild.She looked less like a future Luna and more like prey that had survived by accident.My father’s wolf looked back at the white wolf again.S
The Price Of Fate 138 The White Wolf of Vandwood
Keiran’s POVFor one heartbeat, the entire battlefield forgot how to breathe.Even the creatures from the tear, those scaled nightmares and winged abominations, paused like the forest itself had just recognised an older law.The huge white wolf stepped into the clearing fully, and the air changed.It wasn’t only the size, though my God help me, it was massive. It wasn’t only the fur, white and dense, gleaming even with blood and soot in the air. It was the way it carried power like it was not something it used, but something it was.Purple eyes swept the battlefield once, calm and merciless.And the enemy reacted.Not with bravado.Not with hunger.With avoidance.With instinctive fear.The nearest winged wolf, mid-dive toward a wounded Vandwood warrior, veered sharply at the last second, as if the white wolf’s gaze alone had burned it. It flapped hard, rising in panic, and in that same moment the white wolf moved.I had seen fast wolves.I had seen my father’s wolf in full Alpha fury
The Price Of Fate 137 The Tear in the Trees
Keiran’s POVI sprinted forward, dodging a winged wolf’s dive, slipping between two battling pairs.Charles shouted after me, “Keiran, where, ”“I see something!” I snapped through the link, forcing my mind to stay sharp as blood and chaos tried to drown it.I reached the shimmering spot.Up close, it was undeniable.The air wasn’t air.It was a veil.A wound stitched into the world.And then it opened.Right in front of my eyes, the shimmer tore like cloth.A dark slit widened between the trees, revealing something behind it that wasn’t forest.It was… wrong-space.A depth that didn’t belong.Wind poured through the tear, cold, biting wind that smelled like burned stone and metal and distant thunder.And from that tear,Winged wolves emerged.Not one.Not two.A stream.They came through the opening like arrows released from a bow, wings beating hard, bodies sleek and predatory, eyes locked not on us,But on the sky beyond us.On the direction of town.My heart slammed.“No,” I growl
The Price Of Fate 136 The Things
Keiran’s POVThe winged wolf slammed down too, its wing half-torn, and it scrambled to right itself,Marlow’s wolf was there.He didn’t hesitate.He bit clean into its throat and ripped.Black blood spilled.The winged wolf convulsed and went still.A cheer started through the link, brief, desperate relief,Then a scaled wolf barreled into Marlow and flung him sideways like he weighed nothing.The cheer died.My father snarled, and the line shifted as more enemies poured in.We were outnumbered faster than my mind could count.Every second, another creature stepped through the trees, scaled backs, winged shadows, eyes that didn’t belong on our side of the barrier.The forest filled with chaos.The sound of snapping jaws.The crack of bones.The wet thud of bodies hitting the ground.The scent of blood, Vandwood blood and something darker, colder, unfamiliar.“Keiran!” my father’s voice snapped through the link. “Left flank, keep them from circling!”I pivoted and drove myself into the
The Price Of Fate 135 The Things
Keiran’s POVBeverly’s scream didn’t just slice the air.It poisoned it.For half a heartbeat, it froze the entire line, warriors, elders, even the wind itself, like the forest had inhaled and decided it didn’t want to exhale again.Then my father’s Alpha presence slammed into the silence.“Enough!” Alpha Ethan’s voice rolled through the trees, heavy as thunder. “No one breaks formation! Warriors, shift!”The command hit my bones like a drum.My wolf surged up from the pit of me, claws itching beneath skin, rage and instinct snapping to attention as the first scaled creature stepped closer, head low, eyes wrong.“Keiran!” Charles barked at my side. “Left flank, now!”I didn’t answer with words.I answered with the shift.Bones snapped, sinew tore and rebuilt, and the world expanded into scent and sound and blood-heat. My vision sharpened so violently it almost hurt. The damp earth screamed with the footprints of every creature that had crossed it. Fear was a taste now, thick on the ai
The Price Of Fate 134 When the Myths Walked 2
Keiran’s POVElder Maelin turned her head slightly, scanning the gathered warriors. “While you are at it, plan how you will correct the barrier breach,” she added, “because Elaine won’t help fortify that thing.”My mother’s eyes flashed with anger. “She has to,” she snapped. “It’s her duty.”Another elder, older, grey-haired, his scars twisting his expression, laughed in a way that made my skin crawl.“You can’t force her,” he reminded, voice thick with irony. “She has been shunned, remember? She has no obligations to carry out Prima activities.”My mother looked like she wanted to tear his throat out.My father stepped forward sharply, cutting through their bickering.“Enough.” His voice carried Alpha weight, heavy and unquestionable. “This is not a council debate. This is a breach.”He turned toward the officers. “We head to the outskirts. We stop whatever crossed before it reaches town. We do not allow chaos to spread.”A warrior raised a hand. “Alpha, should we, ”“We move,” my fa
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