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The Run away Omega Didn't Make It.

Author: Nyxenite
last update publish date: 2026-09-04 08:00:58

Three days passed.

Liliana barely spoke in that time. She moved through the facility with quiet precision, checking on the four cubs whenever the healers allowed it, pouring steady streams of lunar energy into the smallest whenever its breathing grew uneven.

By the third morning even the wolfless cub had stabilized. Color had returned to its cheeks. The other three were already stronger, their tiny fists curling with more life than before.

Then one of the Mist sent an update.
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  • The Young Lycan   The Intruders in the Dark.

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