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Chapter 66
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The border of Varosk was unlike anything Aelin had ever seen.There was no wall or gate. There were no signs to show where one realm ended and another began. The air felt different. It was thicker and heavier, filled with magic that sparkled like mist. The trees grew tall and dark. Their leaves looked almost like metal in the strange light that never turned fully into day or night.It felt like stepping into a memory that wasn’t hers.Aelin rode at the center of the group. Ivy was beside her, and Jayden followed closely behind. Seraphine stayed at the back, her flame magic wrapped around her hands like snakes. She watched the trees carefully for any signs of trouble. The Varoskan escort, led by Ryel and his riders, surrounded them in silence. Their gray armor had symbols on it that glowed softly with a gold light.No one spoke for the first hour past the threshold.Then Aelin turned to her mother.“You should’ve told me.”Ivy paused before she spoke. She looked straight ahead, and her
The Prince Of The Lycans My Mate Dark Secrets Chapter 69
The road to Ashkar was carved in silence and stained with memory. They traveled under a cloudy sky. The stars peeked through the daylight, and the clouds moved softly. Each step to the east felt colder. A heavy feeling filled the air, and it wasn’t there before the Gate started to break.Aelin rode at the front now, her silver eyes sharper than ever. She barely spoke. Since the confrontation at the Sea of Dying Stars, something had changed within her—something had opened. She carried four pendants. Each pendant made the pull of the Veil stronger. She felt it in her blood. She felt it in her dreams, and she noticed how the world changed around her. The world reacted to her presence.Jayden remained at her side, ever silent, ever watchful. His beast stirred constantly beneath his skin, restless and agitated. He didn’t need prophecy to tell him war was coming. He could smell it in the dirt.Behind them, Seraphine scanned ancient maps on horseback, her flame magic flickering over parchmen
The Prince Of The Lycans My Mate Dark Secrets Chapter 68
The sound came first—a reverberating crack, like the heavens themselves had splintered. Then the light followed. Not moonlight. Not sunlight. Something older. Stranger. A searing brilliance split the sky in two, even in the heart of Theras.Aelin dropped to one knee as a wave of force swept through the obsidian palace. Her vision blurred. The pendant she had just taken from Maelis pulsed violently against her chest, as if in pain.Jayden caught her before she fell.“What the hell was that?” he growled.Maelis stood unmoving, high above, her golden veil fluttering in a wind that had no source. “The fifth seal is breaking.”Seraphine was already casting shields, muttering incantations in a dead tongue. “No... It’s more than a seal. Something’s coming through.”Suddenly, the great black crystal that stood at the heart of Theras—older than even the Flame Trials—shivered.It cracked.Then it screamed.Not physically, but psychically—a cry that echoed through bone and blood and soul.All at
The Prince Of The Lycans My Mate Dark Secrets Chapter 67
The arena beneath Queen Maelis’s throne room was ancient, carved into the earth itself long before the founding of her obsidian kingdom. It wasn’t a gladiator’s pit or a dueling ring—it was older than those traditions, older than memory. This was a trial of flame, moonlight, and soul.Aelin stood alone in the center.Jayden and Ivy were held behind silver-etched warding sigils that glowed faintly with Veilcraft. They could only watch. Even Seraphine was kept back, her magic dimmed within the queen’s twisted palace.Above them, Maelis watched from a crescent-shaped throne, high on a balcony of black glass. She wore the pendant openly now: a shard of obsidian wrapped in gold vines, pulsing faintly against her throat like a heartbeat.“She thinks this is a spectacle,” Ivy muttered from behind the magical barrier.Jayden’s hands clenched. “It is. But it’s also real. Aelin’s fighting magic with magic.”“And if she fails?”Jayden’s eyes never left the arena. “She won’t.”The chamber quieted
The Prince Of The Lycans My Mate Dark Secrets Chapter 66
The halls of Silver More felt colder now, despite the arrival of spring.Ivy stood at the highest balcony of the palace, overlooking the moonstone wall that wrapped the capital. From this height, the city shimmered in the twilight—a thing of fragile beauty amid the coming storm. But beauty, she had learned, was no shield.Below her, the people murmured in worried tones. Supply lines were fraying. Word of ancient bloodlines awakening had sent ripples across the realm. Some rejoiced. Others whispered of war. And some… called Aelin a false heir.Jayden entered the chamber behind her, silent as always.“She’s not back yet?” he asked.Ivy turned. “Not yet. Veyra kept her longer than expected. The other pendants are awakening… but not all willingly.”Jayden nodded. “I sent riders north. There are whispers of a boy with the storm in his veins. Another fire-born child was seen in the shattered city of Maerlos. They’re manifesting, one by one.”“And the enemy?”He didn’t flinch. “They’re gathe
The Prince Of The Lycans My Mate Dark Secrets Chapter 65
The moonless night stretched across Theras like a velvet veil, and still, no one slept.Aelin stood in the open courtyard of the Elders’ sanctuary, her silver eyes reflecting starlight as she gazed at the seven symbols now burning into the sacred stone before her. Each was a variant of the same sigil—crescent moons wrapped in vines, thorns, flames, or wings. Each is a mark of a different lineage. A different pendant. A different key.Ivy and Calista watched from the steps behind her, side by side but still unsure how to be sisters after so much silence.“We were scattered,” Calista had explained after the meeting with the Elders. “For our safety. For the prophecy’s survival. Mother never spoke of us to one another. But she always said the pendants would bring us back together when the time was right.”“And now?” Ivy had asked, her voice brittle.Calista had only looked at Aelin, then said, “Now it’s time to wake them all.”The prophecy wasn’t just about one girl. It never had been.Ae
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