ログインThe moment the Alpha disappeared into the manor, the frozen silence shattered.
Whispers spread through the crowd like wildfire. "Did you see that?" "The Alpha looked at Lyra!" "No... he stared at her." "I've never seen him stop for anyone." "Why would he summon a useless omega?" Lyra stood rooted to the spot, her legs refusing to move. Her heart pounded so violently that it hurt. The strange warmth inside her chest hadn't disappeared. Instead, it pulsed softly, as if something buried deep within her had finally awakened after years of silence. "Lyra." Thalia's gentle voice broke through the noise. She stepped beside the young omega, her weathered hand resting on Lyra's shoulder. "You need to go." Lyra looked up, fear filling her silver eyes. "Did... did I do something wrong?" For the first time in years, Thalia didn't have an answer. "I don't know." That frightened her more than anything. ____ Two warriors escorted Lyra through the manor. The further they walked, the quieter the halls became. Portraits of former Alpha Kings watched from the walls, each wearing crowns forged from silver and black steel. Power. Authority. Blood. Every painting reminded Lyra she didn't belong here. The servants lowered their heads as she passed. Some pitied her. Others smirked. No omega had ever been summoned by an Alpha King alone. Especially not one like Kael Draven. The guards stopped before a pair of enormous black doors. One knocked. "My Alpha." A deep voice answered from inside. "Enter." The doors creaked open. The office was dimly lit by the flames dancing inside a massive fireplace. Bookshelves lined the walls. Ancient maps covered an oak table. Weapons from countless wars hung like trophies. Standing before the window was Kael Draven. His broad shoulders were rigid. His hands rested behind his back. He didn't turn around. "Leave us." The guards bowed before closing the doors behind them. Silence settled over the room. Lyra lowered her gaze. "I... greet the Alpha." Kael finally turned. Golden eyes met silver ones. Again. His wolf stirred violently. "Mate." Kael clenched his jaw. "Be silent." "She belongs to us." "Impossible." His wolf growled low inside his mind. "Look at her eyes." Kael forced the voice away. "What is your full name?" "Lyra Ashwood." "Age." "Twenty-two." "Rank." She hesitated. "...Omega." Kael studied her carefully. No arrogance. No fear hidden behind lies. Just quiet honesty. "You have never shifted?" "No." "Never heard your wolf?" "No." "Never felt the pull of the full moon?" Lyra slowly shook her head. "I thought... there was something wrong with me." Her voice cracked slightly. "I stopped hoping years ago." Something about those words lingered longer than Kael expected. He remembered being ten years old when his own wolf first spoke. It had frightened him. Yet this woman had lived twenty-two years in complete silence. No wolf. No bond. Nothing. Then why... Why did fate choose her? "Look at me." Lyra slowly lifted her head. For the first time, Kael noticed the exact shade of her eyes. Not grey. Not blue. Silver. Almost... Moonlight trapped inside glass. His heartbeat skipped. A forgotten memory surfaced. ____ As a child, his mother had once read from an ancient book. "When the Moonborn returns, the heavens shall mark her with silver eyes." He dismissed the thought immediately. The Moonborn were myths. Nothing more. Weren't they? Kael stepped closer. "So tell me..." "What did you feel when you saw me?" Lyra swallowed. "I..." Her cheeks warmed. "I don't know how to explain it." "Try." "It felt like..." She placed a trembling hand over her heart. "...something inside me woke up." Kael's wolf slammed against his mind. "She awakened because of us!" He ignored it. "And?" "I heard..." She hesitated. "A voice." His eyes narrowed. "What did it say?" Lyra looked directly into his eyes. "It only whispered one word." "...Mine." The room fell silent. The crystal glass in Kael's hand shattered. Wine dripped onto the polished floor like blood. Neither of them moved. Suddenly— Pain. Sharp. Burning. Lyra gasped as agony spread across her chest. She collapsed. Kael caught her before she struck the floor. The instant his skin touched hers— A pulse of silver light exploded between them. Time froze. Kael found himself standing beneath a giant silver moon. A woman dressed in shimmering robes smiled sadly. Beside her stood a little girl with silver eyes. Then— Fire consumed everything. Screams echoed across the sky. A man's voice thundered. "Hide the child!" "They must never find the last Moonborn!" The vision shattered. Kael stumbled backward. His breathing became uneven. Lyra opened her eyes, just as confused. "What... happened?" Neither of them had an answer. Far beneath the northern mountains... Ancient chains rattled. A pair of crimson eyes slowly opened in the darkness. A deep, distorted laugh echoed through the underground halls. "So..." "The seal weakens." "The Silver-Eyed Omega has awakened." Thousands of black ravens burst from the cave entrance, disappearing into the night. Their master had waited for centuries. Now... The hunt could finally begin.No one moved. Thousands of werewolves remained on one knee, their heads bowed toward the radiant wolf suspended above Black Crescent Manor. The creature wasn't made of flesh. It was woven from pure moonlight. Its silver fur shimmered like stars scattered across the night sky. Its eyes slowly swept across the battlefield. Every Alpha present felt the overwhelming pressure of an ancient power. Even Kael's wolf, proud and unyielding, lowered its head inside his mind. "That..." his wolf whispered, "...is older than the Alpha bloodline." Inside the manor, Lyra staggered backward. The brilliant light surrounded her without burning. Instead, it felt... comforting. Like the embrace of someone she had long forgotten. Her silver pendant floated from her chest, suspended in the air. The crescent moon glowed brighter and brighter. Thalia gasped. "It's happening..." Lyra looked at her. "What is?" Tears welled in the old woman's eyes. "The Moon Goddess has acknowledged you." Ou
The cold night wind swept across the lake. Lyra remained frozen at the water's edge. Her sister. The word echoed through her mind. "My name... is Luna." The reflection had vanished as suddenly as it had appeared, leaving only the moon shimmering across the water. "Was it another vision?" she whispered. Her fingers tightened around the silver pendant. This time, it remained silent. ____ Inside Black Crescent Manor... The great war hall buzzed with tension. Maps covered the circular table. Small carved wolves marked the positions of the approaching armies. Five Alpha Packs. Nearly eight thousand warriors. Against Black Crescent's three thousand. The numbers weren't in their favor. Kael stood at the head of the table. His expression remained calm, but everyone in the room could feel the storm beneath it. Rowan broke the silence. "Our scouts estimate they'll arrive by sunrise." An elder scoffed. "Then our decision is obvious." "We surrender the girl." Several elde
A heavy silence settled over the dungeon. Five Alpha Packs. No one spoke. No one moved. Kael's golden eyes remained fixed on the young scout kneeling before him. "Repeat what you just said." The scout swallowed. "Our northern patrol confirmed five Alpha Packs are approaching Black Crescent." "They crossed the Frost Ridge at sunrise." "They'll reach our borders before nightfall." Rowan frowned. "Which packs?" The scout took a shaky breath. "The Crimson Fang Pack." "The Iron Claw Pack." "The Ashen Wolf Pack." "The Storm Howl Pack." "And..." He hesitated. "The White Moon Pack." The room instantly grew colder. Even Thalia looked shocked. "The White Moon Pack?" Rowan muttered. "They haven't left their territory in nearly thirty years." Kael narrowed his eyes. "Why are they coming?" The scout lowered his head. "They all sent the same message." He unfolded a bloodstained scroll. "The Silver-Eyed Omega belongs to no pack." "Hand her over peacefully..." "...or pr
The iron door groaned open. A damp chill swept through the underground dungeon, carrying the scent of rust, blood, and decay. Lyra instinctively wrapped her arms around herself. She had never been beneath the manor before. The darkness seemed alive. "This way," Rowan said, his voice echoing through the corridor. Four elite warriors escorted them, their swords already drawn. Even they looked uneasy. At the end of the hallway, a lone prison cell stood isolated from the others. Heavy silver chains wrapped around its iron bars. Ancient runes glowed faintly across the stone floor. Inside, a single man sat with his head lowered. His wrists were shackled with silver. Blood trickled from several cuts across his body. Yet... He smiled. "My Alpha," one of the guards whispered. "He hasn't spoken since we captured him." Kael stepped forward. "Open the viewing hatch." The guard obeyed. The prisoner slowly lifted his head. His crimson eyes immediately found Lyra. For a long m
The hidden chamber was eerily quiet.Only the crackling of loose stones and Thalia's uneven breathing disturbed the silence.Kael's eyes remained fixed on the silver pendant in Lyra's trembling hands.The relic's glow slowly dimmed until it resembled an ordinary piece of jewellery.But Kael knew better.Nothing about tonight had been ordinary."Rowan!"His voice thundered through the tunnel.Moments later, hurried footsteps echoed from the staircase.Rowan entered with six elite warriors, their silver armour stained with blood from the battle above."My Alpha!"His sharp gaze swept across the room.The unconscious rogues.The injured Thalia.The frightened Lyra.And finally...The ancient pendant."What happened here?"Kael answered without taking his eyes off Lyra."The rogues weren't after the pack.""They came for her."The warriors exchanged uneasy glances.An omega?Why would rogues risk attacking Black Crescent for a single omega?"Seal every entrance to these tunnels," Kael ord
The silver pillar of light pierced the storm clouds.For a single heartbeat...The entire werewolf kingdom fell silent.Every wolf—whether warrior, rogue, Alpha, or Omega—felt an ancient power ripple through their souls.It was unlike an Alpha's command.It wasn't fear.It wasn't dominance.It was... reverence.As though the moon itself had descended upon the earth.Inside the hidden chamber, Lyra cried out.The silver pendant burned against her palm.Not with fire—With warmth.Memories that weren't hers flashed before her eyes.A magnificent palace carved from white stone.Warriors kneeling beneath a glowing full moon.A woman with silver eyes placing the same crescent pendant around the neck of a little girl.Then...Blood.Flames.Screams.A voice echoed through the chaos."Protect the Moonborn!"The vision shattered.Lyra collapsed to her knees, gasping for air.Darius watched with an unsettling smile."So the relic remembers."His crimson eyes gleamed with satisfaction."It has







