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Prophecy Reveals Itself

Author: Jessica Marie
last update publish date: 2026-07-01 05:36:27
Kyra

I can not spy on Wolvesbane. At first, I think Seraphine is blocking the connection, then I realize the truth. The river is. I kneel beside the current with both hands submerged, searching for the familiar pull that usually leads me toward Cassius.

Nothing.

No courtyard. No wolves. No artifacts. No sarcastic smile. Only dark water sliding between my fingers. The rejection should frighten me.

Instead, relief moves quietly through my chest. The river has begun choosing what it will reveal
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