Semua Bab Whispers of Frost and Fire: Bab 81 - Bab 85

Ares’s POVMy birthday wasn’t what I expected. But it was fun—different.Jeremy and Shanika threw a party for me. The entire pack showed up, loud and lively, their laughter echoing into the Arizona twilight. I felt appreciated, celebrated, even loved.But I was missing something. Someone.My family.The one person who had always shared this day with me.Aurelia.Even as I smiled and accepted gifts, the absence was like a weight in my chest. We’d always done this together—our silly twin rituals, late-night cake, shared wishes whispered under the stars. This year, she was in Alaska. With him.And then, just as the sun began to dip below the horizon, the sky darkened unnaturally fast.The air shifted. Electric.And then I felt it.Like a punch to the gut, Aurelia’s energy flared bright through our bond, like a beacon in a storm. But then, just as quickly, it sputtered and wavered. Flickered like a dying flame.A knot tightened in my chest.“Aury,” I whispered.Aros, my wolf, stirred vio

Aury’s POV“Ares… what was that?” I asked, still catching my breath. My heart was pounding, not from fear, but awe. I had seen my twin fight before—he’d always been fierce, fast, and skilled—but never like this. That wasn’t just a warrior move; that was magic. He had drawn from me, and somehow, armor and weapons had formed from my own element. “You had a full suit of ice armor—trimmed with energy. It was… like watching a god.”“I don’t know,” Ares said, his brows furrowed. “I just felt it—your power. It was like… like you’re this endless well, and I reached into it. Not to take, exactly. It felt more like… like it offered itself up to me.”Rhett’s eyes narrowed sharply at that. He took a step closer, his hand possessively finding its place on the small of my back.“You drew from her?” he asked, his tone tight.“I didn’t mean to—” Ares looked guilty, his usual cocky confidence nowhere in sight. “It was instinct. I saw the demon about to get the upper hand, and… something inside me just

Aury's POVWe woke up, and it was snowing. I shouldn’t have been surprised or mesmerized given where we lived—but I was. The way the snow fell into each tree, settled softly on the rooftops of the pack houses... there was something so beautiful and magical about it all. These small moments of peace were rare now, and I clung to them like warmth on a bitter day.“We need to prepare for what’s to come,” Rhett said, his voice grave.“What is coming?” I asked, though part of me already knew.“These attacks started years ago, but the frequency is rising. Since you arrived, they’ve accelerated. And with one demon dead, the others will strike harder. I think a war is coming. Wolves versus demons.”“We need more information. About everything—about me, about my powers,” I said firmly.“I’ll start looking,” Rhett answered, pulling on his clothes. “I’ll be back later.”“I’m coming with you.”He hesitated. “No.”Of course. That wasn’t a surprise.“You can’t do everything yourself, Rhett. Let me h