Elora knows this place. She had come here a thousand times through her little eyes in endless night dreams. That’s why, when she first appeared here as an adult, this place felt familiar but vague. This colorless meadow… Hëna always called her here. Whispering languages ​​only the two of them knew.As a child, Elora approached Hëna with no feelings. She wasn’t afraid, sad, worried, or had any negative thoughts about the moon goddess in front of her. One word that always crossed little Elora’s mind was beautiful. Hëna is exquisite. Dressed in silver, white, and light as bright and graceful as the moon.But now it’s different. In Elora’s eyes now, Hëna is like a ghost. Her pair of eyes stared blankly at Elora. Her expression was as flat and empty as the meadows around them. Hëna opened her mouth, a thin and pale mouth. Hoarse voices escaped from there, but none of it uttered a word.And strangely&hellip

BRAK!Elora and Javier jumped as the door swung open. They turned and saw Zed in the doorway. Kate’s diary in one hand and a journal in the other hand. “Hi,” he said, ignoring the surprised faces.“You guys found something?” Zed asked cheerfully. “Oh… you guys weren’t with Caspian?” he asked again as he looked around.“Wasn’t he looking for clues about Kate with you?” Elora asked back.“Oh yes, indeed. But we are looking at a different place. Caspian asked me to search Kate’s room, looking for anything that might be a clue. Caspian himself went to interrogate the border guards.”“You found something in Kate’s room?”“No.” Zed shook his head, then placed the books he had brought on the table. “There’s not much from her diary either.”“But I see you enjoy carrying the book around with you,&rdqu

This all happened so fast. The troubles within the pack, and the fact that his best friend turned out to be the one who ruined his lover’s life….Caspian still couldn’t believe it. Even when Elora slammed the door and left him for good, Caspian was still trying to understand all of this. Never imagined in his life, Cooper behaved like that. What was going on in Cooper’s mind that made him treat other women so lowly?Caspian didn’t budge on the spot. He stared blankly at the bed, the place where Elora lay every night. Then, Caspian glanced at the door, the shards of vases and glasses, as well as pillows and various other things that Elora had thrown at him earlier, scattered on the floor.Now, what should Caspian do? Maybe he won’t suffer any other loss than his heart being shattered into pieces if they cancelled this marriage. Caspian just got on with his life and acted as if Elora had never existed in his past. Caspian doubt

Caspian drives like a madman after Elora doesn’t answer his calls, and when Caspian calls Javier, that man says he left Elora alone. When Caspian got angry at this, Javier said, “Hey! I didn’t mean to leave her! She insists on being alone!”Caspian parked his car carelessly in the parking area of ​​Elora’s apartment. He rushed to the second floor and knocked on Elora’s apartment door in a hurry. “Elora! Open the door! It’s me!”No answer. Even Caspian didn’t hear any movement in there. Caspian tried to knock again, this time louder. Instead of Elora coming out, it was the residents of the apartment opposite Elora’s apartment who opened the door. An old woman walking with a cane.“She went out with a black-haired man,” she said, half grumbling. “For God’s sake, what happened to her recently? She hadn’t been home in a long time, and last time she made a big fuss. I almo

Caspian didn’t know if the plan he had put together with Javier, Arapeta, Aiden, and Hanupo could go smoothly. Caspian wasn’t even sure what they were talking about together was a rescue plan. After learning that Zed betrayed him, Caspian could no longer expect the members of the Sacred Storm pack to submit to him. Caspian knew some of them had sympathy for Zed.Caspian drove to the abandoned wine cellar in the west. It used to be the territory of the Sacred Storm, but through tough negotiations with the Alphas at that time, they decided that the area would become a neutral area and a barrier between the territory of one pack from another.Caspian left his car on the side of the road. He made sure no one was around before turning himself into a werewolf. The sky was getting darker as Caspian made his way through the woods. The longer Caspian could feel the energy radiate from the other werewolves. There were many werewolves up ahead, and none of them Caspia