LOGINTwo Alpha heirs. One fated mate. Zero chance of peace. All her life, Mina has been the outcast—abandoned by her rogue mother, shunned by the very pack that begrudgingly took her in. Her only solace? Rue, the Alpha’s daughter who dared to call her a friend… until fate shattered everything. When the Moon Goddess pairs Mina with not one, but two future Alphas—Nyxon of Wavecrest and Kaiden of Stormsurge—her world spirals into chaos. Nyxon is Rue’s twin. Kaiden is Rue’s longtime crush. And both boys are best friends… now sworn rivals. Torn between loyalty and love, Mina finds herself caught in a dangerous love triangle that could ignite a war between packs. But as secrets from her past begin to surface, Mina realizes there’s more at stake than just her heart. She might be the key to a prophecy no one saw coming.
View MoreInside the grand, echoing hall of Stormsurge Castle, voices clashed against cold stone walls. Alpha Krugan sat upon his high throne—carved from black stone veined with silver. In front of him, three massive chairs were occupied by Alpha Maeron of the Woodstorm Pack, Alpha Selrik of the Nightshade Pack, and Alpha Thorne of the Shadowbrook Pack.A sprawling map of the territories lay atop the central stone table, surrounded by pulsing magic crystals. On the map, each pack’s insignia was marked. At the heart of the meeting, their final plan was being forged: a full-scale assault on Umbra.“We all know victory is within reach,” Krugan said loudly, his voice brimming with conviction. “Once Umbra falls, we not only end the threat of Mina, but we open the path to lasting order.”“But wh
The path to Nadir wasn’t a mere road. It felt like a wound carved between dimensions—gaping wide, pulsing with whispers not of this world. Mina walked slowly, tracing a path almost invisible to the eye, marked only by dark fractures of light crawling along the ground. Beside her, Halvar moved in silence, his axe strapped to his back, his gaze fixed straight ahead. No more jokes. No room left for sentiment.The air within Nadir’s corridor was thick and cold, tinged with the scent of metal... and something older than time itself. Even Thora, in the back of Mina’s mind, didn’t try to crack a joke.“I don’t like this place,” she whispered. “Everything here… feels wrong.”“I know,” Mina replied. “But we have to keep going.”Step by step, they delved deeper. The walls around them shifted—from roots and dirt to solid shadows, like
The wind in the Umbra region stirred uneasily. Fog rolled like the breath of an ancient creature, shrouding the dead forests and giant roots that reached upward like claws from the earth. Yet beneath the hanging gloom, the wheels of fate had begun to turn.Armies from distant regions—once separated by vengeance and ambition—were now marching toward a single target: Mina Everyn.To the north, the heavy steps of Woodstorm Pack’s guards shook the frozen ground. Alpha Maeron, his silver hair loose and his eyes like shards of ice, stood atop a high stone overlooking the blackened forest ahead.“You know who we’re hunting,” his voice was sharp. “And you know why this is more than just a chase. If the girl falls… if the Knot explodes… there’ll be no land left for us to protect.”No one answered. But the warriors gripped their weapons tighter. Their auras were te
In a grand chamber at the heart of an ancient stone castle, Alpha Krugan sat upon his high throne—black stone veined with silver, towering above the room like a monument to power. Before him stood three large chairs, prepared for guests who were far from ordinary.Tonight, Krugan hosted Alphas of the three largest packs from beyond the Umbra borders:Alpha Maeron of Woodstorm Pack, Alpha Selrik of Nightshade Pack, and Alpha Thorne of Shadowbrook Pack.The firelight crackled in the hearth, casting sinister shadows across the granite walls. Krugan rose slowly, his massive form cloaked in wolfskin fur that trailed along the floor like smoke. His eyes, hard as frozen steel, swept across his guests as they arrived.“Brothers,” Krugan said, his voice low and cold like tempered iron. “Thank you for coming in these urgent times.”Alpha Maeron—tall and proud, his thick silv
POV: MinaI didn’t know how long I’d been in this place.The sky above my head never changed. Black, silent, and curved around me like I was trapped inside the ribcage of some ancient sleeping creature. But I could feel its heartbeat. Faint. Like a second
Morning came reluctantly, as if even the sunlight was unsure about piercing through the thick fog tangled in the forest canopy. I woke to the scent of damp earth and a fire long gone out. Halvar was still asleep, his face calm, but tension clung to him like a second skin.I sat up slowly, my muscle
“Let me go!! Get me out of here!” I screamed, slamming my fists against the thick wooden door.The effects of the wolfsbane had finally worn off. The heaviness in my limbs, the dizziness, and the tingling in my fingers had all faded, replaced now by fury and panic.The iron bars before me remained
“Urgh... I forgot,” Kaiden growled, quickly getting off my body and sitting beside me, covering his face in frustration.I felt a sudden emptiness and disappointment, along with confusion.“F—forgot what?” I whispered, stuttering. I was still so fired up, my fingers trailing along Kaiden’s abs, try
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