All Chapters of Claws Of Fate: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

AVA I screamed as Cane collapsed just steps from the palace gates, Leah's dark magic still crackling through the air. I dropped to my knees beside him, terror flooding my chest like a tidal wave. The wound on his back burned with unnatural energy, spreading fast like a poison. Through the mate bond, I felt his pain like it was my own. My wolf howled in panic, sensing our mate's distress. I could feel Cane's life force ebbing away, and I knew I had to act fast. I placed my hands on his back, trying to absorb the dark magic. But it was like trying to hold back a storm. The energy pulsed and throbbed, making my skin crawl. I could feel it spreading, infecting Cane's body like a disease. Panic set in, my mind racing with worst-case scenarios. What if I couldn't save him? What if Leah's magic was too powerful? I pushed the thoughts aside, focusing on the task at hand. I called upon my own magic, trying to counteract the dark energy. The two forces clashed, sparks flying as t

AVAI held Cane close, his body shaking violently in my arms. His breathing was labored, each gasp a struggle that seemed to tear at my heart. I was scared, terrified that I might lose him. I begged him not to die, my voice barely above a whisper."Please, Cane, don't leave me," I whispered, my lips against his forehead. "I need you. I love you."His body was burning up, his skin radiating heat like a furnace. His lips were pale, almost blue-tinged, and his eyes were sunken. I could feel the special bond between us, the mate bond that tied us together, growing weaker. It was like a thread, fragile and easily snapped, and I could feel it fraying with every passing moment.I held him tighter, my arms wrapped around him like a vice. I couldn't lose him. I wouldn't lose him. I would do anything to save him, to keep him with me.As I looked at Cane, I saw the changes in him. The dark circles under his eyes, the gauntness of his face. He was suffering, and I was suffering with him. I cou

CANEI slowly opened my eyes, wincing as the light pierced through my brain. The sound of footsteps and rustling leaves had woken me up, and I was disoriented. I looked around, trying to remember where I was. But it wasn't a safe house. Someone had moved me.As I sat up slowly, my body protested, the pain still lingering in my chest. But it wasn't as intense as before. The fire that had raged through my veins had calmed, and I could think more clearly.I looked around, taking in my surroundings. We were in a hidden part of the forest, the trees dense and the underbrush thick. It was a good place to hide, to lay low and recover.Derek sat nearby, watching me closely. His eyes were narrowed, his expression serious. I could tell he had been keeping an eye on me, making sure I was okay."How long have I been out?" I asked, my voice rough from disuse.Derek's expression didn't change, but I could sense a hint of relief in his voice. "A few hours," he said. "We've been moving you to diff

CANEI tried to sit up, but Derek's firm hand on my chest stopped me. "Take it easy, Cane," he said, his voice firm but gentle. "You're not healed yet."I looked up at him, my mind foggy and my body feeling like it had been put through a wringer. The pain had dulled, but my body felt heavy and slow, like I'd been hit by a truck. I tried to shake off the feeling, but it lingered, making every movement feel like a struggle.As I looked around, I realized we were hidden deep in the woods, far from the safe house. The trees towered above us, their branches creaking in the gentle breeze. I tried to remember how we got here, but my memories were hazy.Suddenly, my mind flashed to the fire, Ava's tear-streaked face, and the sound of howls closing in. I felt a surge of panic, and my heart started racing. "Where's Ava?" I asked, my voice hoarse and barely above a whisper.Derek's expression was calm, but I could see the concern in his eyes. "She's...fine," he said. "Don't worry about her ri

AVAI ran through the forest, my feet pounding against the damp earth. My team was scattered around me, each of us keeping a watchful eye on the surroundings. We had just left the hidden cave where we had rested for a short while, but now the enemy was closing in again. I could feel it in my body, a sense of unease that seemed to seep into my bones.As we ran, the trees seemed to blur together, their branches swaying ominously in the wind. I could hear the distant howling of wolves, their cries echoing through the forest like a mournful sigh. My heart was racing, my senses on high alert as I scanned our surroundings for any sign of danger.Suddenly, I caught a glimpse of movement out of the corner of my eye. I spun around, my eyes scanning the trees. That's when I saw them - Leah's rogues, their eyes glowing in the dark like embers from a fire. They were closing in on us, their movements swift and deadly."Get ready," I whispered to my team, my voice barely audible over the sound