All Chapters of Heal My Wolf: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

Mia’s POVThe doors exploded inward.Darkness flooded the chamber.The warriors raised their weapons.Kael stepped in front of me.The Guardian lifted his sword.Azael stood beside him.Even the First King prepared for battle.But the shadows didn’t attack.They stopped.Every single one of them.Hundreds.Maybe thousands.Tall figures covered in black armor stood across the chamber.Their faces were hidden beneath dark hoods.Their eyes glowed silver.And then—They knelt.One after another.Until the entire army was on one knee.Silence filled the chamber.I stared at them.“What are they doing?”Azael lowered his sword.“They’re waiting.”“For what?”“For you.”My heart pounded.I stepped forward.“Who are you?”No one answered.I looked at the First King.“You know them.”He nodded.“They are the Hollowborn.”“The Hollowborn?”“Creatures created from the shadows left behind by the ancient world.”I looked at the army.“Are they dangerous?”“Yes.”The answer came from the Guardian.

Mia’s POVThe moment Kael and I stepped through the doorway, everything changed.The valley disappeared.The warriors disappeared.The First King.The Guardian.Ava.Everyone.Gone.For a few seconds, there was nothing.No ground.No sky.Only light.I felt Kael’s hand around mine.“You still there?”His voice sounded distant.“I’m here.”“Good.”Then—We landed.My feet touched smooth white stone.I looked up.And forgot how to breathe.A city stretched across the horizon.Towering silver buildings rose into the sky.Bridges of crystal connected massive towers.Water flowed upward from rivers and disappeared into clouds.And above everything…Two moons hung beside a golden sun.Kael stared.“This place is impossible.”I shook my head.“It’s beautiful.”A voice answered behind us.“You’ve seen nothing yet.”We turned.The ancient warrior stood there.He removed his helmet.He was older than he had appeared through the doorway.Silver hair.Golden eyes.A crown resting against his fore

Mia’s POVThe Hollow had my voice.Not a voice that sounded like mine.Not an imitation.Mine.The exact same tone.The exact same rhythm.The exact same quiet tremble beneath the words.I stared into the darkness.My mother stood several feet away, frozen.Kael’s hand tightened around mine.Neither of us spoke.For once, even the Hollow was silent.I swallowed.“How?”The darkness shifted.A pair of silver eyes appeared within it.The same silver as mine.“Because I remember.”My heart pounded.“Remember what?”“Your beginning.”I took a step forward.My mother immediately raised her hand.“Don’t.”I stopped.She looked terrified.I had never seen that expression on her face before.Not fear for herself.Fear for me.“Mom,” I whispered. “What happened when I was born?”She looked away.“I wasn’t supposed to tell you.”“Why?”“Because remembering is what brought it back.”My stomach dropped.“Brought the Hollow back?”She shook her head.“No.”Her eyes moved toward the darkness.“Brou

Mia’s POVThe coffin was empty.I stared at the shattered stone.Pieces of silver and black rock floated around me, slowly dissolving into the air.My heart was pounding so hard it hurt.My sister.The words kept repeating inside my head.Your sister.I had a sister.A real sister.And she wasn’t dead.“Mia.”Kael’s voice sounded distant.I turned toward him.He looked as shocked as I felt.“You heard him too?”I nodded.“My father said I had a sister.”Kael looked toward the empty coffin.“And your mother said she wasn’t dead.”I swallowed.“Then where is she?”The Hollow stood several feet away.Its silver eyes were fixed on the coffin.I walked toward it.“You knew.”It didn’t answer.“You knew she was here.”Still nothing.I stepped closer.“Tell me.”The Hollow finally looked at me.“I knew she existed.”“That’s not what I asked.”Its expression changed.“I knew she was alive.”My chest tightened.“Where?”The Hollow looked toward the darkness beyond the broken chamber.“She is c

Mia’s POVThe ground beneath us cracked.Not like stone breaking.Like the world itself was opening.A wave of heat rushed through the chamber.I stumbled backward.Kael caught me before I fell.“Mia!”“I’m okay.”I wasn’t.The Crown floated several feet in front of me.Its silver light had almost disappeared.Black veins ran through its center.The enormous eye beneath the floor opened wider.Then—A hand emerged.Not human.Not entirely.It was made of silver fire and black smoke.It gripped the edge of the broken floor.The entire chamber shook.Liora pulled me backward.“Don’t let it touch you.”“What is it?”“The First Flame.”I stared at the creature climbing out of the darkness.It was enormous.Its body seemed to change every second.One moment it looked like a person.The next, like a mass of living fire.Its face had no fixed shape.But its eyes—One silver.One black.They looked exactly like the symbols on the throne.Kael raised his sword.“Can we fight it?”Liora shook h