All Chapters of Gifted With Two Wolves: Fated To Two Rival Kingdoms : Chapter 121 - Chapter 126

There was darkness.Not the kind that feels peaceful, not the kind that comes after a long day and wraps you in comfort. No. This one was Heavy and breathless. It was Cold and eerie like something had dead. I didn’t know where I was, or if I was even me anymore.Then finally voices.They sounded like whispers that danced in the night wind through the trees, it sounded soft, indistinct.And then a flicker…. Light, just enough to outline a figure ahead of me. It was of… Him.A man.The same man I had been seeing in my dreams for the past couple of days. I couldn’t see his face, but something inside me knew him. Or had known him, once. My lungs squeezed tight as I took a shaky step forward in a bid to see his face or at least what he looked like. My fingertips tingled, reaching for him. I didn’t understand why, but my heart was beating like it was running toward him.His eyes were blue and hurt and angry yet broken in a way I couldn’t understand .it felt like a dying sun. Like hea

The darkness was suffocating. It seeped into my pores, punishing, making me feel like I would explode in the next second if I didn't let it all out. I needed an outlet. Kai was fighting in my head, trying to get out. My control was slipping. Honestly, it should have slipped a long time ago. Only the knowledge of what she expected of me kept me from losing it. "Don't destroy the Lore. Promise me..."The memory of her voice was like a dagger to my heart. Kira... My Kira... Where are you? I moved with the shadows, welcoming their touch on my skin. My wraiths led the way to the place I needed to go. Kira had told me to search for her. To not let her go. So I wouldn't. As I got closer to my destination, the pull of death became stronger, making the wraiths surrounding me feel more insubstantial. Being this close to the gate without being sucked in should have been impossible for them, but their ties to me kept that from happening, even if I also felt the pull. I passed through a dark

As I walked, I was quiet, my face was calm, my lips pressed into a thin line pretending not to notice the ashen faced man walking beside me. Raymond hadn't been able to take his eyes off me since the moment he saw me. His reaction at first was so extreme it was almost comical. He'd actually stumbled, his steps faltering, and then stood frozen and gaped at me like a fish out of water. Standing in front of him like she was, Odessa hadn't noticed. In fact, looking at them both, it seemed like she barely noticed him at all. They stood close together, but their body language hinted at something else. They might want to paint a picture of unity, but I knew them both. It was all an act. I scoffed quietly under my breath. Raymond glanced at me again. Finally, we arrived at the door of the room I guessed I'd be staying in. "You can leave now," Raymond said to the servants who had accompanied us, his voice, firm and low. They bowed and left immediately. I decided to acknowledge him for the