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Chapter 30: Silenced
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Content Note:This chapter depicts moments of violence and coercion. Please read with care if these topics are sensitive for you.Grunts filled the room, low, animalistic. A pleased sound followed, thick with self-satisfaction as Bellinor leaned back, breath ragged. His expression was feral, almost demonic, twisted with ownership rather than passion. Sweat trailed down his temples, yet his grip never loosened.“Tell me you enjoyed that, my mate,” he murmured darkly, pressing himself against Alinta as though staking a claim.Her eyes were hollow, their vibrant hues dulled to ash.“Answer me!” His fingers tangled brutally in her hair, forcing her head back.She spat in his face. There was no fear in her gaze, no submission, only hatred blazing through the emptiness.The first strike split the air. The second followed swiftly. The third carried no rage at all, only entitlement.–A gasp tore through the quiet.Orion jolted upright, his heart racing in his chest, his breath uneven in the
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Light, sound, and heat collapsed into nothingness before slamming back into form with brutal force. When sensation returned, it did so unevenly, breath first, then pain, then the awareness of earth beneath their feet.“Where are we?” Kyle gasped, clutching his head as the aftereffects of teleportation crashed over him. It had been too much – far too much for the mortal body.When no one answered, he opened his eyes, about to speak again, but the she-wolf nipped the collar of his shirt and dragged him away.“Hey—”“We must give them privacy,” she said sharply into his mind, continuing to pull him deeper into the trees.Alinta and Orion remained locked in each other's arms, their bond surging and settling all at once, like a living thing finally finding its place. It felt unreal to both of them, a fragile dream they feared might shatter if they breathed too hard.Angela raced toward Silas. The moment she was close enough, she leapt at him, knocking him off his paws as tears of joy strea
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“Okay,” Alinta whispered, steadying herself. “I trust you.”“Good,” Angela purred, briefly softening as she doted upon her human counterpart. Then her expression hardened. She turned her gaze upon the monster before them, Draven, who prowled within his own anticipation, eyes locked on her like a predator savouring its prey.“You can cut the crap, flea-bag,” Angela snarled, feathers and fur bristling, every inch of her poised for violence. “Nothing you do will ever make us even consider the thought of you as a worthy suitor. Now yield or prepare yourself for the long-awaited arse-whooping!”“We really need to work on your language, my mate,” Draven hissed, his features sharpening as his anger grew. “I won't repeat myself, my rose. You are–”He vanished.In the blink of an eye, his form dissolved into lightning, a violent violet streak tearing through the air straight towards her.Angela reacted on instinct, flames whooshing as she darted aside, but the moment she halted at a safe dista
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Adorus was hunched over now, out of breath, his body revealing the same cracks that had split through Alinta. His left arm was gone, and his once fierce flames flickered in a fragile glow.Draven panted, relentless despite his fatigue. With a sweeping motion, he summoned a massive gust of wind, driving it into Adorus’ weakened fire, until the flames split apart, granting him passage to the Sun God. He leapt high, his large form arcing through the air– A sudden, blinding light swallowed the chamber.“Finally,” Adorus wheezed, a smile tugging at his cracked lips.Draven recoiled, fearing the light might be a final, lethal blast.But the brilliance softened. Winds circled the room, forming a vortex that pulled in both Adorus' lingering fire and the drifting ashes of Alinta. The moment her remains touched her father's flames, power sparked, embryonic embers blooming within the chaos. The fire brightened, heat swelling until the room grew molten, objects melting and bursting into flame.A
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Alinta gasped for air as she found herself in a strange room. Everything glimmered in shades of gold, orange and crimson. Heat pressed against her skin, yet she embraced it, stretching lazily across a large, glittering orange pillow. She remembered what had happened, and yet she did not care. This peace, this serenity was exactly what she needed.She knew this was not her body but her spirit. The realisation that she was dead settled over her like dusk. It saddened her that she might never see Orion again, and yet there was a quiet calm in the knowing.If this is the afterworld, then surely I will find Angela… Mother… Oscar… or even my little one Draven took from me... Her heart raced at the thought. She rose from her cosy place with sudden haste and made her way out of the chamber.Something felt different. Strength thrummed through her, sharper, keener than even her werewolf form before Angela disappeared. She came upon a large mirror and studied her reflection. Her clothing was str
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