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All Chapters of Eclipse of the Pack: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

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Chapter 1

POV: MiraThe scream cut through the silence of the alley like a blade, sharp and sudden. It wasn’t loud—it didn’t need to be. In Newhaven, volume wasn’t what drew attention. It was fear. The kind of fear that hung in the air now, heavy and stifling.I froze, my breath catching in my throat. The flickering light above me cast erratic shadows on the damp walls, their jagged movements mimicking the knot tightening in my stomach. Somewhere ahead, the scream had turned into muffled pleas, barely audible over the steady hum of an Enforcer drone. My legs tensed, a primal instinct to flee warring with the harder, colder voice in my head.Keep walking. Don’t look. Don’t get involved.But my feet stayed rooted. Because I knew this city, and I knew what happened next. A sharp zap. The acrid smell of charred flesh. Silence.I clenched my fists until my nails bit into my palms. You can’t save them, Mira. You can’t save anyone.But what if it was Jace?The thought surged through me like lightning,

Last Updated : 2024-12-11

Chapter 2

POV: LucanThe council room felt colder today, its vaulted ceilings and stone walls trapping not just the chill of the season, but the icy tension radiating between its occupants. At the head of the long, polished table, I stood, the weight of centuries-old tradition pressing against my shoulders. The table’s surface gleamed under the flickering light of iron chandeliers, a reflection of the opulence that the Royal Compound exuded. Every gilded chair, every inlaid jewel in the room screamed of power and permanence, in stark contrast to the crumbling Human Quarters beyond the compound walls.Around me, the most powerful wolves in the city debated fiercely, their voices a cacophony of growls and sharp-edged words.“Human productivity is down by fifteen percent,” General Vrax growled, his voice like distant thunder. “They’re growing lazier. We need harsher penalties—longer work hours, stricter rations.” He leaned forward, his hulking frame casting an imposing shadow across the table, his

Last Updated : 2024-12-11

Chapter 3

POV: MiraThe streets of the Human Quarters were unnervingly quiet, the kind of silence that felt alive, crawling up my spine and settling in the pit of my stomach. It wasn’t peace—it was the ominous calm of a city holding its breath, waiting for something to break. The cold bit into my fingers through the thin gloves I wore, and I tucked my hands deeper into my pockets, trying to ignore the prickle of unease that came with every shadow stretching too long, every drone’s hum too loud.Above me, the drones buzzed in their mechanical patrols, their searchlights slicing through the darkness in clinical arcs. The beams illuminated fragments of the Quarters—piles of broken bricks, sagging rooftops, patches of cracked cobblestones slick with grime. The stark, white light made everything look sharper, harsher. A metallic tang hung in the air, mixing with the faint, acrid smell of burnt circuitry, remnants of an earlier drone malfunction or the lingering effects of a minor scuffle.My scarf s

Last Updated : 2024-12-11

Chapter 4

POV: JaceThe Human Quarters were suffocating tonight, the kind of oppressive quiet that made every creak of old wood or scuff of a boot echo too loudly. Drones hummed above, their red searchlights casting eerie shadows on crumbling walls and trash-strewn streets. I pressed my back against the warehouse wall, every nerve on edge. Even in the darkness, the feeling of being watched never left.The old warehouses were abandoned long ago, their rusted doors hanging crooked on warped frames, the air thick with the smell of decay and oil. This one, though, had become a haven for whispers of rebellion. Tonight, those whispers would take shape—or fall apart entirely.Davin arrived, slipping out of the shadows with two others at his back. His wiry frame seemed taut with frustration, his movements sharper than usual. I followed him inside without a word, the door groaning as we pushed through.Inside, the group was already gathered, their faces illuminated by the dim flicker of a single lantern

Last Updated : 2024-12-11

Chapter 5

POV: LucanThe wind swept through the open courtyard, rustling the crimson banners that hung from the compound walls. Their gilded edges caught the fading light of the setting sun, a stark contrast to the shadows creeping over Newhaven. I stood on the highest balcony, gazing out at the city below. From here, the Human Quarters sprawled like a wound—a patchwork of rust, gray, and ash scarred by years of neglect. The glow of the sunset did nothing to soften its harshness.The streets seemed calm from this distance, but the peace was a mirage. A storm was brewing in the factory district, and I could feel it in the air, tense and electric.Behind me, Eldrin’s voice broke the silence. “It’s begun.”I didn’t turn. “How large is the crowd?”“Hard to say,” he replied, his tone measured, though a hint of unease slipped through. “The patrols estimate it’s growing by the minute. They’re carrying signs. Chanting.”“Chanting what?” I asked, finally glancing over my shoulder.Eldrin stepped closer,

Last Updated : 2025-02-08

Chapter 6

POV: Mira The air in the Human Quarters thrummed with an energy that both terrified and exhilarated me. It whispered of change while threatening destruction.I pulled my scarf tighter as I moved through the narrow streets. The protest noise swelled, voices mixing with sweat, smoke, and fear. My pulse quickened—not just from the tension but from the distinct feeling of being watched.The sensation had lingered for blocks, an itch I couldn’t shake. I glanced over my shoulder, but the crowded streets revealed nothing unusual. Still, unease gnawed at me.I quickened my pace, slipping into side alleys. Yet the feeling persisted. My eyes darted to the rooftops, half-expecting to see a drone’s red light slicing through the darkness. There was nothing.Nothing visible, anyway.I turned another corner, and the roar of the crowd hit me like a force. I’d reached the heart of the storm. Bodies press

Last Updated : 2025-02-09

Chapter 7

POV: Lucan The council chamber was quiet now, its earlier tension lingering like a ghost. My advisors and generals had long since departed, leaving me alone with my thoughts. I sat at the head of the polished table, gripping its cool edge as though it might tether me to reality.But no amount of grounding could silence the truth that throbbed through me like a second heartbeat.Mira.Her name pulsed in my mind, relentless and consuming. The memory of her refused to fade: green eyes blazing with fear and determination, her voice slicing through the chaos. I had pulled her from the protest without hesitation, driven by a force that defied logic.Now, in the suffocating stillness of the chamber, that force roared within me, undeniable and terrifying.She was my mate.The word felt foreign, a concept I had never expected to encounter. Werewolves bonded to their own kind, bound by tradition, bloodlines, and t

Last Updated : 2025-02-10

Chapter 8

POV: Lucan The stillness of my chamber was suffocating, wrapping around me like an oppressive weight. The fire in the hearth had burned low, its dying embers casting flickering shadows on the stone walls. Sleep evaded me, no matter how many times I closed my eyes and tried to push away the thoughts clawing at my mind.Mira.Her name echoed in my thoughts, entwined with the impossible pull of the bond. I could still see her green eyes, fierce and unyielding even in fear, and feel the electric connection that had surged between us. It was more than instinct—it was fate, inescapable and binding.I shifted restlessly, running a hand through my hair. This bond wasn’t just a complication; it was a threat to everything I had built, to the delicate balance of power I maintained. To bond with a human was to defy the very core of our traditions, to invite rebellion within the rebellion.Yet the bond thrummed beneath

Last Updated : 2025-02-11

Chapter 9

POV: Mira Sleep was an illusion, slipping further away the longer I stared at the cracked ceiling. My chest tightened, my mind a relentless storm of memories and fears. The protest, the crush of the crowd, the glare of the drone’s red light—it all replayed in loops, each detail sharper than before. And then, as always, there was him.Lucan.I sat up, drawing my knees to my chest, the cool air brushing against my skin. My fingers fidgeted with the fraying edge of my scarf, twisting and untwisting it. My mother’s steady breathing from the other room was a fragile reminder that life had returned to its usual rhythm, but I couldn’t shake the knot of unease in my stomach.Jace wasn’t home.The thought gnawed at me, but my mind always circled back to Lucan. His amber eyes, sharp and commanding, haunted me. His presence had been overwhelming, like standing too close to the edge of a cliff and kn

Last Updated : 2025-02-12

Chapter 10

POV: Lucan The council chamber felt suffocating, its air thick with tension so palpable it seemed to vibrate in the stillness. The carved wolves and moons on the walls no longer felt like symbols of strength; tonight, they seemed more like sentinels of judgment, their unyielding gazes pressing down on me as I sat at the head of the long table.This wasn’t just a meeting—it was a test.One by one, the council members filed in, each a piece in the precarious balance of power I was supposed to maintain. Elder Merrin moved with deliberate grace, his silver hair catching the faint light. His calm demeanor masked his cutting insight. Vrax entered next, his massive frame and predatory energy filling the room. He was the council’s sharp edge, always ready to wield dominance as the ultimate solution.Eldrin, quiet and contemplative, took his seat at the far end of the table, his sharp eyes watching eve

Last Updated : 2025-02-13

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