Semua Bab Heal My Wolf: Bab 91 - Bab 100

Mia’s POVThe wolves were coming.I could hear them before I saw them.Their growls rolled across the clearing like distant thunder, growing louder with every heartbeat. Branches snapped behind us as the massive beasts burst from the forest, their glowing golden markings illuminating the darkness beneath the trees.No one moved.Not because we weren’t afraid.Because we didn’t know where to go.The ancient bridge stretched across the endless chasm before us, but it was no longer one bridge.It had become three.The blue path shimmered softly, almost inviting.The silver path reflected the moonlight like polished glass.The crimson path pulsed with an eerie light that reminded me far too much of the crystal Ironhold’s captain had crushed.Above them floated the glowing words.Only one path leads forward.The other two lead to oblivion.“What does oblivion mean?” one of the Stormcrest students whispered.Darius swallowed.“I don’t think we want to find out.”A deep howl shattered the si

Mia’s POVThe hooded figure vanished.One moment they stood beneath the golden beacon.The next…They were gone, swallowed by the light as though they had never existed.“Did anyone else see that?” I asked.Kael turned toward the beacon.“See what?”“There was someone standing there.”Brin glanced in the same direction before shaking her head.“I don’t see anyone.”My heart sank.Had I imagined it?No.The smile had been too real.The voice too clear.“At last.”The silver light surrounding my hands slowly faded, leaving only the warm glow of the pendant against my chest.The three Alpha Guardians remained kneeling.None of the wolves dared move.It felt as if the entire forest was waiting.Waiting for me.Liora stepped closer, her expression equal parts concern and fascination.“Mia…”She hesitated.“…what exactly happened?”“I wish I knew.”The words came out quieter than I intended.I had spent my whole life believing I was ordinary.An orphan with too many questions and too few an

Mia’s POV“Mom…”The word barely escaped my lips.The translucent woman suspended above the bridge smiled, and for a single heartbeat, the chaos around us disappeared.She looked exactly as I remembered.Or at least… how I thought I remembered.Long silver hair danced in an invisible breeze.Gentle gray eyes, so much like mine, were filled with warmth—and sorrow.She wasn’t truly there.I could feel it.Her image shimmered like moonlight reflected on water.A memory.A spell.A final message left behind years ago.“My precious little wolf,” she said softly.“If this memory has awakened… then fate has caught up with you.”Tears blurred my vision.“I don’t understand.”“I know.”Her smile trembled.“I wished with all my heart that you would never have to.”Around us, time itself seemed frozen.The wolves stood motionless.The Alpha Guardians remained bowed.Even the battle between the hooded guardian and the masked stranger had paused, both of them trapped within pillars of silver light

Mia’s POVThe promise had barely left my lips when the world changed.The silver light surrounding me spread across the broken bridge in rippling waves.Where it touched, the ancient runes blazed to life.Cracks in the stone sealed themselves.Collapsed sections slowly rose from the abyss, drawn together by an unseen force.The bridge…It was repairing itself.No.It was responding to me.“The bridge recognizes her,” Iris whispered in disbelief.Commander Ronan didn’t take his eyes off me.“It always belonged to the blood of House Argent.”The masked figure’s uncertainty lasted only a heartbeat before it laughed again.“So this is your answer?”It tilted its head.“A frightened girl with inherited power?”Its crimson eyes narrowed.“She is centuries too late.”Darkness exploded from beneath its feet.The Devourer roared, and hundreds of shadow tendrils surged toward the bridge like a tidal wave.“Defensive formation!” Ronan commanded.Everyone moved instantly.Brin planted herself at

Mia’s POVThe bridge carried us into silence.Not the peaceful kind.The kind that pressed against my ears until every heartbeat sounded too loud.Each step echoed across the newly restored stone. Ancient silver runes glowed beneath our feet, pulsing with the same rhythm as the mark on my wrist. It was as though the bridge itself recognized me now.Recognized the promise I had made.I will unite them.The words replayed in my mind.Not because I regretted them.Because I was beginning to understand their weight.Ahead of us, the fog slowly parted.An enormous platform floated at the bridge’s end, suspended above an endless abyss. Pillars of white crystal stretched into the darkness, disappearing so high above that I couldn’t see their tops.At the center stood a single figure.Waiting.He was… impossible to describe.Tall.Clothed in robes woven from silver mist.His long white hair drifted without wind, and his eyes—His eyes looked like galaxies.Stars swirled inside them.The momen