All Chapters of Heal My Wolf: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Mia’s POV“Come home.”The voice lingered in the darkness.I couldn’t move.My entire body had gone cold.Kael’s hand found mine.“Mia.”I squeezed his fingers.“I heard it.”“I know.”The Crown floated above us, glowing faintly in the darkness.Silver.Black.Silver.Black.Like a heartbeat.The Queen stepped backward.For the first time since she had appeared…She looked afraid.Not worried.Not cautious.Afraid.“Mom?”She didn’t answer.“Who is that?”Her eyes remained fixed on the darkness beneath the Hall.“The one thing I prayed you would never meet.”A low laugh echoed beneath us.The walls trembled.The Guardian immediately raised his sword.“Everyone behind me.”The Queen shook her head.“No.”The Guardian looked at her.“You know what happens if it reaches her.”“I know.”“Then move.”“I said no.”She stepped toward me.“If it wanted Mia dead…”She looked at the Crown.“…it would have killed her already.”Another laugh.The voice returned.“Clever Queen.”The Queen’s expres

Mia’s POV “Run.” Kael’s voice came from his lips. But it wasn’t Kael. The black veins of light continued spreading across his wrist. They crawled toward his arm, disappearing beneath his sleeve. I refused to move. “No.” Kael’s eyes flickered. Black. Blue. Black. “Mia…” His voice sounded strained. “Get away from me.” I stepped closer. “No.” “Mia, please.” “I said no.” The darkness inside him laughed. “You never listen.” I froze. That wasn’t Kael. The voice was deeper. Older. It didn’t belong to any wolf I had ever heard. The Guardian raised his sword. “Step away from him.” I looked at him. “If I do, what happens?” The Guardian’s jaw tightened. “He becomes the vessel.” “And if I stay?” “You become the anchor.” I stared at Kael. “What does that mean?” The Keeper answered. “The Crown has bonded your bloodlines.” She looked terrified. “If the First Darkness takes control of him, it can use that bond to reach yo

Mia’s POVThe chamber disappeared.There was no Guardian.No Keeper.No Kael.No First King standing before me.There was only darkness.Then—A heartbeat.Thump.Another.Thump.Another.The sound grew louder.Until it became impossible to ignore.THUMP.Light suddenly appeared.Silver.Beautiful.Blinding.I reached toward it.And then I heard a woman crying.“Please…”My mother’s voice.I froze.The darkness around me shifted.The vision opened.I was standing inside the old royal palace.But it wasn’t the ruined palace I remembered.This palace was alive.Golden banners hung from the walls.Torches burned along the corridors.Guards rushed past me.Everyone looked terrified.Something was happening.Something terrible.I followed the sound of my mother’s voice.It came from a chamber at the end of the hall.I entered.And stopped.My mother stood beside a large stone table.She was holding a baby.Me.My breath caught.I stared at the tiny version of myself.My mother looked exhau

Mia’s POVThe chamber was silent.Too silent.I stared at the man standing before me.The Shadow King.Not the First King.Not my father.The man who had somehow been standing in front of us while pretending to be someone he wasn’t.My mother had imprisoned him.But why?And how?I tightened my grip around Kael’s hand.“You’re lying.”The Shadow King smiled.“Your mother said the same thing.”My heart tightened.“You knew her.”“I knew her better than anyone.”The Guardian stepped forward.“Enough.”The Shadow King looked at him.“You still carry that sword.”The Guardian’s expression hardened.“I remember what you did.”The Shadow King laughed.“You remember what they told you.”He pointed toward me.“But she deserves the truth.”I looked at the Guardian.“What did he do?”The Guardian didn’t answer.I turned back to the Shadow King.“Tell me.”He slowly walked toward me.Kael immediately stepped between us.The Shadow King stopped.“You’re just like your father.”Kael frowned.“I do

Mia’s POVSomething was looking at me.I could feel it.Not through my eyes.Through the Crown.The darkness beneath the chamber moved like a living thing.Slowly.Patiently.Waiting.Kael tightened his grip around my hand.“Mia, don’t look down.”I swallowed.“Why?”“Because whatever is down there…”He paused.“…it knows you’re here.”The floor cracked again.The Guardian stepped backward.“Everyone move away from the center.”Azael didn’t move.He was staring at the darkness.His face had lost all its color.“You don’t understand.”The Guardian looked at him.“Then explain.”Azael whispered,“The Hollow doesn’t hunt.”I frowned.“Then what does it do?”“It waits.”The darkness shifted.“And when someone reaches it…”His eyes moved toward me.“…it remembers them.”The First King suddenly laughed.Azael looked at him.“You knew.”“I’ve always known.”“You let her awaken it.”The First King looked at me.“I didn’t awaken anything.”He smiled.“She did.”My stomach tightened.“I didn’t