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THE CRUCIBLE OF WOLVES

Author: M.N.IMOR
last update publish date: 2026-10-08 09:58:27

ALEXANDER POV

The eastern courtyard of Silverfang keep was an amphitheater of black granite and razor-sharp wind. Snow crushed beneath my heavy leather boots as I stood at the center of the training ring, my broad arms crossed over my chest, my face buried in the shadow of my mantle.

Around me, forty elite vanguards stood in rigid formation. They were Patrick’s personal iron guard—brutal, seasoned wolves who had hunted down entire villages in the northern territories. Their steel plates gleamed
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    ALORA POVThe heavy oak door of my tower suite swung open with a slow, deliberate creak that resonated through the stone room like a funeral bell.I did not turn from the arched window. Outside, thick gray snow clouds were rolling over the jagged peaks of the northern ridge, swallowing the late-afternoon sun in a veil of ice. Below, in the central courtyard, I could see iron scaffolding rising around the grand stone plaza where Patrick intended to erect his wedding altar.Footsteps echoed behind me—heavy, deliberate, and soaked in an arrogant, suffocating High Alpha aura.“Here you are," Patrick said, his smooth, purring voice cutting through the quiet room. "Standing by the window as if you were looking out over your own kingdom. You always had that unbearable look in your eyes, Alora. Just like your mother."I turned around slowly, letting the cold, heavy links of my silver suppression cuffs clink softly against one another. My arms remained folded across my chest, my posture perfec

  • Too Late, Prince! I’m No Longer Your Chubby Luna   THE KEYSTONE PRESSURE

    LYDIA POVThe subterranean dark of the Cell was absolute, but to a Healer whose bloodline ran deeper than the foundations of Silverfang keep, the blackness was alive.Cold mountain water seeped through the porous granite ceiling, dripping onto my raw, scarred shoulders with a slow, monotonous sounds. Heavy iron chains bound my wrists and ankles, anchored directly into the keystone bedrock by four massive, silver-plated iron spikes. Silver suppression runes hummed against my skin—a persistent, acrid bite designed to keep a double-supreme lineage choking in the dark.For years, Patrick and his corrupt council had believed these chains held me helpless. They thought they had drained my essence, leaving behind nothing but an aging, broken relic of Stormfang’s fallen crown.They did not know that stone remembers.I sat cross-legged on the slick granite floor, my matted dark hair falling around my face like a shadow veil. I closed my eyes, tuning out the physical agony of the rusted iron bi

  • Too Late, Prince! I’m No Longer Your Chubby Luna   THE CRUCIBLE OF WOLVES

    ALEXANDER POVThe eastern courtyard of Silverfang keep was an amphitheater of black granite and razor-sharp wind. Snow crushed beneath my heavy leather boots as I stood at the center of the training ring, my broad arms crossed over my chest, my face buried in the shadow of my mantle.Around me, forty elite vanguards stood in rigid formation. They were Patrick’s personal iron guard—brutal, seasoned wolves who had hunted down entire villages in the northern territories. Their steel plates gleamed under the harsh afternoon sun, and their eyes burned with arrogant, predatory pride."Attention!" Captain Torin’s voice boomed from the raised stone dais overlooking the court.The forty guards snapped their iron pikes and broadswords upward in unison, the metallic clatter echoing off the high battlements.Torin stepped to the edge of the dais, flanked by two lieutenants. He pointed a leather-gloved finger down toward me."High Alpha Patrick has decreed that our vanguard forces are lacking the

  • Too Late, Prince! I’m No Longer Your Chubby Luna   THE QUEEN'S SILK AND SILVER

    ALORA POVThe heavy bronze latch of my tower door clicked open with a sharp, echoing screech that cut through the silence of my chamber.I didn't turn around immediately. I remained standing by the narrow, arched window, my back straight, my hands folded calmly over the front of my simple white tunic. The heavy silver suppression cuffs felt cold against my skin, their etched runes humming with a low, oppressive vibration that tried to choke the divine White Light resting deep in my marrow. But I didn't let them win. I drew a slow, quiet breath, anchoring my spirit against the steady, kinetic pulse thrumming from the hallway.Alexander was standing outside. I could feel his static warmth—suppressed, hidden, but undeniably real—anchoring my soul through the three-inch oak.Heavy, arrogant footsteps marched into the room, accompanied by the rustle of stiff, expensive silk and the sharp, metallic clatter of armed guards."Look at her," Patrick’s smooth, purring voice echoed off the granit

  • Too Late, Prince! I’m No Longer Your Chubby Luna   THE SUBTERRANEAN ECHOES

    ALEXANDER POVThe heavy iron key turned in the brass lock of the keystone vault door with a sharp, echoing sounds that vibrated through my leather-clad wrists.It was midnight. High above, in the gilded upper suites, Patrick was likely drowning his paranoid mind in spiced wine. In the high eastern tower, Alora was sitting quietly in her silver cuffs, listening to the mountain wind. But down here, three levels beneath the foundations of Silverfang keep, the air was cold enough to freeze the moisture on my eyelashes.I pushed the thick iron grate open, stepping onto the damp, narrow ledge of the subterranean perimeter walk.The keystone vaults smelled of ancient rust, sulfur, and stagnant water cutting through the granite bedrock. Two torches flickered weakly in iron sconces twenty paces apart, casting long, dancing shadows across the low, vaulted ceiling.I locked the outer grate behind me, settling into the slow, rhythmic stride of a vanguard patrol. My broadsword hung heavy at my hip

  • Too Late, Prince! I’m No Longer Your Chubby Luna   THE COLD MARCH OF THE TRAITORS

    ALEXANDER POVThe grey light of dawn bled slowly through the narrow stone archways of the eastern tower, turning the icy frost on the granite walls into dull, wet silver.I stood at my post outside Alora’s door, an unyielding monument of dark leather and cold iron. My hand rested motionless on the hilt of my broadsword, my chin dipped low to keep my face shadowed by my heavy mantle. Beneath my boots, the castle was beginning to wake. The distant clatter of iron pots from the lower kitchens, the sharp barking of patrol commands in the courtyard, and the rhythmic scraping of broomsticks across the grand promenade echoed faintly through the stone.Inside the chamber, Alora was awake. I could hear her light, deliberate footsteps pacing the floorboards near the window sill. She moved with quiet grace, her silver suppression cuffs clinking together with a soft, rhythmic chime. Through the thick oak, our twin bond thrummed like a warm, hidden pulse—a silent, shared understanding that kept bo

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