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Outwitted

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Reyes' transfomation into his wolf was lightening fast, the animal's dark fur covered his growing body in the same instant as when lightening flashed above their heads, catching Triston off guard. With barely enough time to react, Triston shifted into his own wolf form, his instincts kicking in to defend against the blow that was coming from Reyes as they both clashed in a fury of teeth and claws.

The forest echoed with their snarls and barks and growls, complimenting and blending into the storm that raged around them. Admist the chaos, Triston's throught strayed to Ivone as his mind was torn between focusing on the battle and his concern for her as she laid motionless in the wagon. He had noticed the blood that slipped down the sides of the wagon even as the rain drenched it and he wondered if that was blood from their previous kill or blood from Ivone.

A blow to the side of his head brought him back to the fight, but he delibrately held back, choosing to defend himself than lunch
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    The scent of stale canvas and nervous energy hung heavy in Triston's tent as the pale light of dawn crept in, casting long, slanted shadows across the thick maps strewn over the central table. The air inside was taut, thick with tension and the scent of oiled steel and leather. Outside, the pre-dawn chill of the fourth morning bit hard as the camp stirred to life—soldiers preparing, murmurs of prayer and final words before battle—but inside, a different kind of cold settled in the pit of their stomachs and silence reigned for a beat longer.Triston stood at the table, fastening the last buckle of his chestplate with calm precision. His silver-lined armor gleamed dimly in the muted light, a stark contrast to the darkness in his eyes. Xaren and Jaxon flanked him, both adjusting their weapons, their movements slow, deliberate. A trio bound by a shared purpose and a looming battle, moved with practiced efficiency, donning their combat gear. Each buckle, each strap, was a silent vow.No on

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    She scrambled upright, the bed creaking beneath her weight. The chain clinked sharply as she reached the edge of the mattress. She took one shaky step forward, then another, but just as her fingers outstretched toward the dark shape of Revin in the gloom, the chain snapped taut. The shackle on her wrist yanked her backward with a cruel tug, cutting into her skin and halting her mere feet from the center of the room. She stumbled, caught herself, and let out a cry of frustration—a broken, breathless sound. The chain rattled violently as she tugged it, cursed at it, wrapped both hands around the iron cuff and pulled with everything she had but it didn’t budge. Tears filled her eyes again, hot this time. Angry. “No—no, no…” she whispered frantically, trying to tug free. Her eyes locked on Revin, who lay across the room, collapsed near the balcony doors, the spikes still embedded in his shoulders and thigh. Blood soaked the fabric around the wounds, forming a dark, growing pool beneath

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    With a motion to the guards, Dathan exited the room, his boots echoing in the corridor beyond. The guards followed silently, leaving only Reyes, Ivone, and the wounded Revin bound in agony. The door shut with a deep, final thud, and silence stretched in the dim lantern glow—thick with pain, rage, and the promise of bloodshed to come. Reyes approached the bed, his steps unhurried. The dim lantern glow flickered across his face, casting shadows beneath his eyes—eyes that gleamed with possessive malice. He reached down and unfastened the gag from Ivone's mouth, tossing the cloth aside. She gasped for breath, then immediately turned her head away from him, loathing etched into every line of her face. But though the gag was gone, the shackles remained—iron cuffs binding her wrists, connected to a long chain bolted to the headboard. Reyes knelt beside her on the bed, his movements unhurried, almost tender—mockingly so. With two fingers, he brushed a loose strand of hair from her cheek, th

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    “Ivone?” Revin whispered her name into the darkness as he crossed the threshold into the room. A sharp gasp echoed in the room, then a breathless whisper followed, “Revin?” He barely had time to register the relief in her voice before snap—thwip! Two metal spikes shot out from opposite corners of the room, embedding themselves with brutal precision into his shoulders. A surge of white-hot pain erupted through him as they locked into place with a mechanical clink, then yanked him forward, arms flared and torso pinned. Immobilized. Revin let out a choked cry, blood already dripping from the wounds, pooling at his sides. From the corner of the room, slow footsteps echoed against the stone floor. A match was struck and a lantern flared to life, casting a warm glow across the room—and illuminating a cruel scene. Dathan stepped forward from the shadows, wearing a self-satisfied smirk as he adjusted the lantern and set it on the table beside the bed. His expression was one of mocking amu

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