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Mother Of Wolves

Author: Nitalex
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Reya’s POV

Lunaris glowed in sunrise gold. Banners of white and silver draped over stone pillars, twin runic lanterns lit the courtyard, and the valley below stirred with expectation. I stood beside Alpha Tristan, our children nestled against us, Pearl silver eyes alert, Luis’s violet gaze steady. Today, I would be crowned.

But I’d decided: this crown would not place me above them. It would stand beside them.

My heart trembled with promise and regret—in the cost of war, in the grief of Sebastian’s absence, in my fading power. Yet I held steady.

Ceremony Begins

The council gathered in a half-moon arc: Riverdale ambassadors, Lycan envoys, rogue elders, key tradespeople—all here to witness our rite.

Sebastian’s sculptor placed the carved basalt seat before the altar—no throne, but a seat of counsel.

Lydia stepped forward, holding the crown: a circlet of moonstone and iron, engraved with twin runes and lily petals—symbols of rebirth and unity.

She placed it on my head as I took a breath.

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  • Torn From The Bond    Ghosts Still Whisper

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  • Torn From The Bond    Mother Of Wolves

    Reya’s POVLunaris glowed in sunrise gold. Banners of white and silver draped over stone pillars, twin runic lanterns lit the courtyard, and the valley below stirred with expectation. I stood beside Alpha Tristan, our children nestled against us, Pearl silver eyes alert, Luis’s violet gaze steady. Today, I would be crowned.But I’d decided: this crown would not place me above them. It would stand beside them.My heart trembled with promise and regret—in the cost of war, in the grief of Sebastian’s absence, in my fading power. Yet I held steady.Ceremony BeginsThe council gathered in a half-moon arc: Riverdale ambassadors, Lycan envoys, rogue elders, key tradespeople—all here to witness our rite.Sebastian’s sculptor placed the carved basalt seat before the altar—no throne, but a seat of counsel.Lydia stepped forward, holding the crown: a circlet of moonstone and iron, engraved with twin runes and lily petals—symbols of rebirth and unity.She placed it on my head as I took a breath.

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  • Torn From The Bond    Price. Of Peace

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