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KELLY THOMPSON'S POVAs the first rays of dawn illuminated the battlefield, a mixture of exhaustion and exhilaration coursed through me. We had triumphed over the Black Faes, but the echoes of battle still lingered in the air, a stark reminder of the challenges we had faced. As our warriors regrouped, I took a moment to survey the aftermath. The clearing was a chaotic scene, with the remnants of battle scattered about-fallen branches, discarded weapons, and the telltale signs of our fierce struggle. But amidst the chaos, there was a sense of hope and resilience. My pack had fought valiantly, and we were still standing, united against the darkness."Gather the injured!" I called out, my voice steady despite the lingering fatigue. "We need to tend to our wounded and honor those who fought bravely."Jason was at my side, his expression a mix of pride and concern as he moved to assist the warriors. I watched as he rallied our forces, ensuring that everyone was accounted for. His leadersh

KELLY THOMPSON'S POV As the clash of steel rang out, I felt the weight of leadership settling on my shoulders. We had faced the darkness before, and we would do so again. With every strike, every shout, I fought alongside my pack, determined to protect what was ours.But as the battle raged on, I felt a familiar presence lurking just beyond the fray. Marrok was once again at the center of the chaos, and I knew I had to confront him head-on."Marrok!" I shouted, my voice cutting through the din of battle. "You dare to challenge us again?"He turned to me, a wicked grin spreading across his face. "You think you can defeat me, Kelly? I have embraced the shadows, and I am more powerful than ever!"With a fierce cry, I charged toward him, my sword gleaming in the sunlight. The air crackled with energy as I felt the magic within me surge, a potent force ready to be unleashed.As I closed the distance, I could see the surprise flicker in Marrok's eyes. He had not expected my defiance, and i

KELLY THOMPSON'S POV But the days spent in training were tinged with an undercurrent of anxiety. I could feel the shadows lurking just beyond our borders, an ever-present reminder that the Black Faes were still a threat. I often found myself glancing toward the horizon, my instincts on high alert, waiting for any sign of danger.Then, one evening, as twilight settled over our camp, Jason and Stellan returned from their scouting mission, their expressions grave. I rushed to meet them, my heart pounding in my chest."What did you find?" I asked, my voice laced with urgency.Stellan stepped forward, his brow furrowed. "The Black Faes are regrouping, and they're planning something big. We spotted a gathering of their forces just beyond the northern ridge. They're rallying their strength, and it looks like they're preparing for a full-scale attack."A chill ran down my spine at his words. "How soon do you think they'll strike?" I pressed, feeling the weight of impending danger settle over

KELLY THOMPSON'S POV With the echoes of battle still ringing in my ears, I held Eden tightly, my heart swelling with gratitude and relief. Jason stood beside us, his expression fierce and unwavering as we faced the remnants of the Black Faes, their dark magic retreating before the light of our unity."Is everyone alright?" I called out to our warriors, scanning the battlefield for signs of injury or distress. The energy in the air shifted, a mixture of triumph and exhaustion as our pack gathered around us, their faces reflecting the weight of what we had just endured."We're okay, my Luna!" came a voice from the crowd, and I felt a swell of pride for our warriors. They had fought bravely, standing shoulder to shoulder against the darkness, and together we had emerged victorious.As the dust settled, I turned my attention back to the Black Faes leader, who was now staggering back, his dark magic flickering like a dying flame. "You may have won this battle, but the war is far from over

KELLY THOMPSON'S POV The dawn broke with a heavy mist hanging low over the forest, casting an eerie atmosphere over the camp. The air was thick with tension, and as I stepped out of our quarters, I could feel the weight of anticipation pressing down on my shoulders. Warriors were already moving through the camp, their faces set with determination as they prepared for the battle that lay ahead.I found Jason standing at the edge of the training grounds, his gaze scanning the horizon. He looked resolute, his strong frame a pillar of strength that steadied my racing heart. "We need to rally everyone before the sun rises fully," he said, turning to me with a fierce glint in his eyes. "The Black Faes will not wait for us to be ready.""Let's gather the pack," I replied, my voice steady. "Everyone needs to know what we're facing. We fight as one."As we moved through the camp, we called our warriors together, their expressions a mix of fear and determination. The atmosphere buzzed with ene