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VIKTORI barely reached Delilah before the vines lashed out at Caspian, sending him flying in the air until he reached the wall with a loud thud. His sentries immediately rushed to his side to check on him, but the vines didn't give them a chance. They barely managed to dodge the next attack while pulling their alpha out of harm's way. Delilah fell into my arms after being pushed by the force of the attack, watching the scene with wide, shocked eyes."These vines are becoming more dangerous than we thought," she said, her breath coming out in short bursts. "We have to get rid of it as soon as possible."I nodded while setting her on her feet. Indeed, it wasn't a pretty sight before us, but I was too annoyed by the sight of the guards lingering around. The last thing I wanted was to endanger my people just to save their reckless hides.I growled at the ones nearest to me. "Get the hell out of this building. Now."The men immediately jerked at the stern command in my voice, retreating w

DELILAHI paced back and forth outside the common hall, my footsteps almost leaving deep impressions on the earth. It had been two hours, forty minutes, and thirteen seconds since Viktor disappeared, yet I still had no idea where he had gone or what he was doing. I was nearly going insane trying to figure out his whereabouts, but Andrei refused to say anything.“C'mon, Andrei” Vivian snapped as she intercepted him from taking another step, her voice ringing with irritation. “Just tell us where he is already. You know Delilah's powers can heal him, so why are you still hiding him from us?”The Grand Beta simply folded his arms as he glared down at her. “Because I'm pretty sure he would have left such orders from me if he wanted her to find him.”“We all know that man's too stubborn and proud to ask for help even when he needs it,” Vivian retorted. "Still, I'm sure he won't mind since it's Delilah."Andrei's expression darkened when he heard her words, but he didn't say anything. I'd lo

DELILAH Oh, shit. I slowly backed away when I saw Viktor approach, his paws slamming against the ground while keeping his eyes on me. He excluded the aura of a predator prowling towards his prey with slow, steady steps until the final attack. And I knew it was only a matter of time before it happened. Andrei immediately turned his head towards us as if sensing that something was wrong. Once he saw Viktor in his wolf form, his face went pale as he ran towards me. “Delilah, get the hell out of there!”I wanted to move. I mean, I tried to, but there was some unknown force pulling me down to that particular spot. It took me a few seconds to realize that it had something to do with the magic I had summoned to dispel the vine source. I quickly tried to use my magic again to free myself, but the power resisted it. Panic surged in my heart at the sight, because I could spot Viktor closing the distance between us. When he suddenly lunged in the air, I closed my eyes and screamed in frig

DELILAHI didn't leave Viktor's side until the early hours of the next day. Olivia and I worked as a team to save his life, even though it seemed like an almost impossible task. Yet, I refused to consider otherwise. I had to save him no matter what, even if it meant risking my life in return. My body burned with fatigue by the time we were done, but I remained stubbornly vigilant to watch over his recovery. Most alpha wolves healed faster than normal wolves, but things were now different for Viktor. He was slowly losing his ability to heal.At first, I thought the vines had done something to mess with his body, but then I remembered the incident with Gideon and knew that his vow to the moon goddess was the cause of it. He was losing control over his rogue wolf and now, he couldn't heal like before. If things continued like this, he would surely die. Panic clutched my heart at the thought. I didn't know what else to do in this situation because I had tried several times to suppress

VIKTORUgh.. I hated sunlight. There was something about the bright light and heat that irritated me. I preferred the cool breeze and darkness that coated my wolf. The moon goddess was the reason I was the way I was, but at least she had done one thing right about creating solstices and equinoxes. Fortunately, we were now entering an solstice. Although I woke up around evening, the sun quickly disappeared in the blink of an eye. The night brought the coolness that was very much appreciated by my wolf. I waited for the moon to rise to the centre of the sky before I finally rose from my bed. Four hours had passed since I woke up and no one had visited me. I tried not to think about how hurt I was when I waited for the one person I thought would walk through that door and she never came out. Her scent had lingered in the room for a moment when I woke up, which told me she had visited me once. But I had no idea how long she stayed or if she even wanted to see me. Because she was m