All Chapters of Blood ,Fire and Frost: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

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Chapter Thirty-One – Last Vows, First Blood

The hollow trembled under the weight of the night. Outside, the marsh pulsed with green witchfire, flames writhing like serpents through the fog. Shadows shifted behind the trees—wolves pacing in tight circles, their low snarls vibrating through the ground. The scent of damp earth, blood, and magic seeped through the cracked stone walls, mixing into a storm Selene could taste on her tongue. Inside, the hollow felt smaller than ever. Too tight. Too fragile. Too vulnerable for the battle gathering outside. Selene stood between Rowan and Lucien, her muscles aching, her skin still marked by passion, power, and war. Fire flickered in her left palm, frost curling from her right—neither at rest, both eager, as restless as her heartbeat. The bond pulsed violently in her chest—so strong she felt it echo through her ribs, her teeth, the very air around her. It didn’t feel like a heartbeat anymore. It felt lik

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Chapter Thirty-Two – The Breaking Point

The hollow floor was slick with blood. Wolves lay broken in the moss, their howls stilled. The torches the witches had carried sputtered in the damp, smoke curling toward the cracked ceiling. Selene stood at the center, chest heaving, sweat streaking her temple, her hands glowing faintly gold and silver. Around her, the ruin groaned like something alive. The stone walls pulsed faintly with the aftershocks of magic. Chunks of shattered roots and blackened moss steamed where her storm power had struck. The marsh wind slipped in through the shattered doorway, cold, whispering, as though warning her: This is only the beginning. Rowan crouched beside a corpse, claws dripping, his amber eyes still burning wild. His chest rose and fell with ragged breaths, each inhalation a growl, each exhale a vow of violence. The blood streaking his jaw made him look half-feral, more beast than man — yet every time his gaze flicked toward Selene, it softened,

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Chapter Thirty-Three – Ashes and Oaths

The hollow lay in ruin. Smoke curled from shattered stone, drifting upward through the cracked ceiling where moonlight filtered in thin, ghostly beams. Moss that once carpeted the floor lay burned to blackened threads. The blood of wolves soaked into the earth, dark and steaming. Witchfire embers hissed against the damp roots, sputtering out one by one like dying stars. The ground still trembled faintly, recalling the storm Selene had unleashed — fire, frost, and raw magic braided together in a force the world had never seen. The Alpha’s massive body slumped in the corner, his once-impenetrable form now still. Elder Marlowe’s staff lay splintered among roots that had pierced straight through it — and through her. The scent of death and spellcraft lingered heavy, settling deep into the ruin. Selene stood in the center of it all, trembling. Her knees buckled, and she sank down

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CHAPTER TWO — The Stranger in the Trees

The figure stepped into the moonlight, and Rowan’s growl vibrated through the air like thunder. He was tall—far taller than either of them—with skin pale as river stone and hair the color of storm clouds. His cloak dripped with marsh water, leaving dark streaks behind him as he moved forward with unhurried grace. But it was his eyes that froze Selene’s breath. Silver. Not Lucien’s shade—colder, sharper. Like two blades forged from winter itself. Rowan positioned himself fully in front of her. “Name,” he demanded. Lucien’s voice layered over Rowan’s, smooth but lethal. “And state your allegiance. Carefully.” The stranger’s gaze slid over Rowan and Lucien as though measuring their worth…

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Part 2

PROLOGUE — The Night the Marsh Went Silent The marsh had never known silence. Even in the dead of winter, frogs croaked in the reeds, roots groaned beneath the wet earth, and spirits whispered along the treeline—soft, ancient murmurs woven into the very breath of the land. But on the night Selene became the Axis, the marsh went still. So still the wind itself held its breath, and even the ghosts listened. Smoke drifted upward from the hollow like a dying spirit, curling around shattered stone and scorched moss. The ground was torn open in places where magic had struck with the force of lightning; the air still tasted of iron, ash, and the metallic tang of sorcery burned too hot. Blood soaked the earth where wolves had fallen, where witches had screamed, where centuries of fragile balance had been ripped apart in moments. And in the center of that ruin, three figures remained.

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CHAPTER ONE — The Walk Back Into the World

The marsh was still trembling behind them. Selene felt it humming under her skin even now—every pulse of the Axis glowing faintly in her veins, every whisper of power clinging to her bones like frost and fire braided together. She walked between Rowan and Lucien because they would not allow her to walk anywhere else. Rowan stayed so close his shoulder brushed hers every few steps, the wild heat of him warming the chilled night air. His nearness felt like a shield, a constant reminder of the beast simmering just beneath his skin. His ears were still sharpened, angled toward every whisper of sound, catching disturbances she couldn’t hear. His muscles remained coiled tight, the cords of his forearms flexing with each careful stride, as if he expected an ambush with every breath she took. Even the way he brea

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CHAPTER THREE — Teeth in the Dark

The scream tore through the forest again—raw, jagged, warping the night air like something ripping its way out of another world. It wasn’t human. It wasn’t animal. It was a sound twisted by pain or rage or magic strong enough to bend the very air around it. The trees shuddered as if the cry had rattled their roots. Leaves trembled in its wake, whispering frantic warnings. Even the ground seemed to pulse beneath their feet, as though the forest itself recoiled from whatever had made that sound. The pitch of it shifted mid-howl, splitting into layers—one low and guttural, another high and keening, echoing across the canopy like a thousand unseen mouths screaming in unison. The cry didn’t just pierce the night… it unraveled it, peeling back the quiet until only fear and instinct remained. For a heartbeat, even the wind forgot how to move.

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CHAPTER FOUR — The King’s Horn

The horn’s echo rolled through the forest like thunder waking old bones. Rowan went rigid, every muscle locking as if preparing for a fight he knew he couldn’t win. Lucien didn’t move at all. He stood perfectly still—too still—like a statue carved from fear and fury. Selene’s heartbeat pounded painfully against her ribs. “What does it mean?” she whispered. Lucien’s voice was quiet, unnaturally controlled. “It means he felt your awakening.” Rowan’s jaw flexed. “He’s coming for you.” The silver-eyed king. The whisper in the dark. The prophecy that began the same night she changed the world. Selene tried to inhale, but the air felt too thin. Rowan caught her trembling before she

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CHAPTER FIVE — The Silver-Eyed King

Moonlight broke across the clearing as the stranger stepped forward, silver eyes catching the light like polished steel. He wore no crown, yet power clung to him like a storm about to break. His hair brushed his shoulders, dark with faint streaks of silver threaded through like veins of moonlight. His coat was armor in disguise—smooth black leather, heavy stitching, an insignia Selene didn’t recognize pressed into the collar. But she felt him. The presence that whispered through the marsh. The one that felt older than blood. Older than prophecy. Lucien inhaled sharply. Rowan growled low. The king smiled—slow, deliberate, devastating. “Axis.” His voice rolled through the clearing like velvet dragged over a blade. “At last.”

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CHAPTER SIX — Fractures in the Bond

The king’s disappearance left the clearing hollow and echoing, as though his presence had carved a wound into the night itself. Selene stood between Rowan and Lucien, feeling the bond twitch like a thread pulled too tight. Rowan stepped back first. Not far. Just one step. But it felt like a chasm opening. The hurt flashing across his face was brief—quick enough he clearly hoped neither of them noticed. But Selene did. Lucien did. Rowan turned away, fists clenching at his sides. “We should move. The king won’t be the last thing that finds us.” His voice was too sharp. Too strained. Selene reached for him. “Rowan—” “I said we should move,” he snapped, and immediately regret washed over his features. He squeezed his eyes shut. “Selene… I didn’t mean that.” Lucien’s jaw tightened. “Co

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