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Double Sacrifice

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last update Fecha de publicación: 2026-06-12 15:20:33

The woods had gone deathly quiet. The blood moon hung low, bloated and fading, as if even it feared what was coming. We moved as one through the trees, my Alphas surrounding me like a living shield. The bond between us felt raw and electric after the emotional storm in the clearing. No more secrets. No more masks. Only scarred trust and fierce determination.

But the Entity was not finished.

The Head Priest’s voice slithered through the mist ahead of us. “Come, my children. The final act awaits.
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    One hundred and seventy years had passed since a frightened Omega named Ashe crossed the fog-shrouded threshold of Thornwood with murder in his veins and lies woven into his very bones. The estate had become something words could scarcely contain. No longer a decaying prison of shifting halls and ancient curses, Thornwood had blossomed into the quiet capital of a healed world a place where broken histories were studied, not repeated, and where children grew up believing that even the darkest beginnings could birth something radiant. I sat alone for a time on the wide stone terrace overlooking the western valley, the evening breeze carrying the scent of pine and wild jasmine. At one hundred and seventy-two, my body had grown light and brittle, like parchment worn soft by countless readings. My silver hair moved gently in the wind. The emerald veins beneath my skin had faded to a subtle luminescence, visible only in moments of deep feeling a final, gentle signature of the power I had

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    Fifteen years had passed since the blood moon ritual that reshaped our destinies. Thornwood had become a legend whispered with reverence across the freed lands. No longer a cursed estate hidden in eternal mist, it stood as a thriving sanctuary where broken souls came to heal and Omegas found power

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    Five years had passed since the blood moon ritual that nearly ended us all. Thornwood had become legend in the surrounding lands not as a place of horror, but as a sanctuary for those who had broken free from the old Sanctuary’s chains. Travelers sometimes came seeking refuge, and we welcomed the

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    Two years had passed since we planted the sapling in the clearing where the abyss once tried to swallow us whole. The tree now stood tall and strong, its leaves a deep emerald that shimmered with the same faint glow as the veins beneath my skin. Thornwood had become more than a home. It was a livin

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