All Chapters of Heal My Wolf: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

Mia’s POVDarkness swallowed me.There was no ground beneath my feet.No sky.No sound.Only darkness.I reached for Kael.My fingers closed around his hand.“I’ve got you.”His grip tightened around mine.“Mia…”His voice sounded distant.Too distant.I pulled him toward me.“Don’t let go.”“I’m trying.”Something pulled at him again.A force I couldn’t see dragged him deeper into the darkness.I held on tighter.Then—light exploded around us.I screamed.Kael disappeared.“Kael!”I reached for him.Nothing.I spun around.There was no door.No chamber.No Liora.No Hollow.No First Flame.Only an endless white space.My breathing became uneven.“Kael?”No answer.I turned again.“Kael!”A voice whispered behind me.“You shouldn’t have followed him.”I froze.I knew that voice.I turned slowly.The older version of me stood several feet away.Her clothes were torn.Her face was pale.And there was blood on her hands.I stared at her.“You said I wouldn’t come back.”She nodded.“You

Mia’s POVThe woman stood behind the stranger.She had my face.My eyes.My hair.Even the small scar near my eyebrow.But she wasn’t me.I knew that immediately.Because when I looked into her eyes—I felt nothing.No recognition.No warmth.No connection.Only something ancient.Something that made every instinct inside me scream to run.The stranger stepped aside.“Meet the original.”My mouth went dry.The woman smiled.“Hello, Mia.”I tightened my grip around Kael’s hand.“Who are you?”She tilted her head.“You already know.”“No.”“You’ve been carrying my memories your entire life.”My heart pounded.“What memories?”She took one step forward.The Makers immediately lowered their heads.The older Mia moved backward.Even Kael looked unsettled.The woman noticed.“You’re afraid of me.”Kael’s voice was cold.“I don’t trust you.”She smiled.“You shouldn’t.”The stranger looked at her.“You said you’d wait.”“I did.”“Then why reveal yourself now?”Her eyes moved toward me.“Beca

Mia’s POVKael screamed my name.The sound tore through the darkness above us.I moved before anyone could stop me.“Mia!”The older version of me grabbed my wrist.I spun around.“Let go.”“You can’t follow him.”“I’m not asking permission.”Her grip tightened.“You don’t understand what’s waiting for you.”“I understand enough.”I pointed toward the broken sky.“Kael is in there.”The darkness above us twisted.For one brief second, I saw him.Kael.His body was suspended in the black void.His head hung forward.Darkness wrapped around his arms like chains.His eyes were still black.But when he lifted his head—I saw him.Just for a second.His real eyes.Silver.Terrified.“Mia…”I stepped forward.“Kael!”His eyes widened.“Don’t come.”The darkness swallowed him again.I felt something inside my chest crack.“I’m going.”The stranger stepped in front of me.“No.”I glared at him.“You already told me the Anchor was created to join the Shadow.”“Yes.”“Then you know what happens

Mia’s POVThe darkness opened.Thousands of silver eyes stared through the cracks.They didn’t blink.They didn’t move.They simply watched.Kael stood beside me, sword raised.His fingers tightened around mine.“Whatever happens,” he whispered, “don’t let go.”I looked at him.“I won’t.”The girl who looked like me stepped backward.For the first time since I had entered the darkness—she looked afraid.“They’re here.”The first eye moved.Then another.Then another.The darkness began filling with shapes.Not creatures.Not monsters.People.Hundreds of them.Thousands.They wore silver armor.Their faces were hidden behind smooth masks.And every mask carried the same symbol.The Crown.Kael lifted his sword.“Who are they?”The girl answered.“The Makers.”I stared at them.“But the Makers are already in the First World.”“These are the original ones.”My stomach tightened.“The ones who divided me?”She nodded.“They came before the First World.”A figure stepped forward.Unlike

Mia’s POVThe universe was screaming.Not with one voice.With millions.Every world beyond the First World trembled as memories began returning.I could feel them.Every life.Every star.Every soul connected to the fragments of me.They were waking up.And they were afraid.Kael squeezed my hand.“Mia.”I looked at him.“What?”“Look.”He pointed toward the sky.The First World was breaking apart.Not like stone.Like glass.Cracks of silver and black spread across the sky, revealing countless worlds beyond it.Worlds I had never seen.Worlds I somehow remembered.A forest beneath two moons.A city floating above an endless ocean.A world where the sky burned gold.A world covered entirely in ice.Each one felt familiar.Because pieces of me were inside them.The First Nothing watched silently.The Makers weren’t silent.They were terrified.Their leader raised his hand.“Seal the worlds.”Thousands of Makers moved at once.Silver chains shot across the sky.They wrapped around the