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Chapter 80: Mother of Constellations

Author: Alora Volplie
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-08-17 14:47:35

It had been three days since Kyle's disappearance, and the memory of the CCTV footage replayed in Orion's mind.

On the recording, Kyle had just entered the police station and was walking down the long corridor towards his office. As he reached for the handle, a dark, shadowed force engulfed him and then vanished. Two people rushed towards the spot, completely taken aback by what had happened.

Now confined to a small hotel room, Orion sat on the ground, struggling to hold himself together. Defeat weighed heavily on him; uselessness gnawed at his soul. He had failed again, failed to protect his mate, and now… a dear friend. He heaved hollow sobs, his tears soaking his hands, not knowing what to do anymore.

Everything seemed as though it was already too late. There was a shift in the atmosphere, a premonition that something terrible was about to come.

The backlash from the betrayal of the bond now struck tenfold. He hunched over, feeling as though the wind had been knocked out of him by
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