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chapter 131

Soraya's POVThe storm hit us like a wall.One moment the sky was gray but calm; the next, the wind was screaming, snow was blinding us, and the world had turned white and violent."Stay together!" Lucius shouted over the wind.I could barely see him through the thick snow. The cold was razor-sharp, leaving my face numb and my fingers frozen inside my gloves.We pushed forward.The path had vanished beneath the snow, leaving nothing but white—white, wind, and the constant howling of the storm."This way!" Salias shouted, pointing toward a cluster of rocks.We moved toward it slowly and carefully. One wrong step and we could fall into a ravine or slide down a slope we couldn't climb back up.Suddenly, one of the warriors stumbled. I saw him slip, his arms flailing as his body tilted toward the edge of a hidden drop.Jax lunged and grabbed him. "Got you!"He pulled the warrior back, and the man gasped, his face pale beneath the frost."Careful," Jax said. "The path is treacherous."I no

chapter 132

Soraya's POVThe golden light moved closer.It wasn't fast. It wasn't rushed. It was steady, deliberate, like something that knew exactly where it was going and had all the time in the world to get there.The guardian stepped in front of me."Stay behind me."His voice was different now. The calm authority was gone. In its place was something I hadn't heard from him before.Fear."What is it?" I asked."Something that should not be here."The golden light flickered. Pulsed. Then it began taking shape.A figure emerged from the snow.Tall. Wrapped in a dark cloak that seemed to absorb the light around it. The face was hidden beneath a hood, but I could see the faint glow of golden eyes beneath the shadow.The guardian's body tensed."You should not have come here."The figure didn't answer. Instead, it turned toward me."Blood Queen."The voice was soft. Almost gentle. But there was something beneath it. Something cold.I felt the warmth stir beneath my skin. My blood reacted to the pr

chapter 133

Soraya's POVThe heartbeat continued.It was slow and powerful—like something massive sleeping beneath the snow. I could feel it through the ground, through the stone, and through my very blood."Soraya."Lucius's voice was sharp with worry as he grabbed my arm to steady me. "Are you okay?"I didn't answer because I couldn't. The heartbeat was too loud and too close.Boom.Another pulse echoed. I felt it in my chest and in my bones."I can hear it," I said, my voice barely above a whisper. "It's real."The guardian's face turned pale. "I have heard stories of this heartbeat—tales passed down through my line—but I never believed them."Salias stepped forward. "What do the stories say?"The guardian swallowed hard. "They say the mountain holds a heart—a heart that has been sleeping for centuries. And when the Blood Queen awakens..." He trailed off, unable to finish."The heart wakes with her," I finished for him.We followed the golden markings deeper into the ancient territory.The sym

chapter 134

Soraya's POVThe golden light poured through the opening gate like water through a broken dam.I threw my arm up to shield my eyes, but the light was everywhere—flooding the path, the walls, and the snow. It burned through my closed eyelids, bright, warm, and ancient.The heartbeat was deafening now.Boom. Boom. Boom.It matched my own heart beat for beat, pulse for pulse, as though the mountain were breathing directly through me."Soraya!" Lucius grabbed my arm, pulling me back. "We need to get out of here!"I couldn't move, nor could I look away.The voice called my name again: Soraya.It was soft—almost gentle—and it sounded so familiar, like my own voice.Maya screamed inside my mind. Don't answer it!I froze. Maya?Don't. Whatever you do, don't answer.Why?Because it's been waiting for you—it's been waiting for a very long time.The gate opened farther as stone scraped against stone. The golden light grew brighter, and the warmth inside my chest burned hotter.And then, I saw it

chapter 135

Soraya's POVI stood at the base of the mountain, staring at the collapsed entrance.The first Blood Queen was still inside—trapped, sealed, and alone.And I had left her there."No."I started walking back toward the entrance, but Lucius grabbed my arm."Soraya, what are you doing?""I'm going back.""Back?" Jax's voice was sharp. "Did you not see what was in there? Did you not feel it?""I felt it." I pulled free from Lucius's grip. "And I felt her. She's still alive, and she's still trapped."Salias stepped forward. "Soraya, if we go back in there, we might not make it out again.""Then I'll go alone."The words hung heavy in the freezing air.The brothers exchanged glances before Jax stepped forward."Like hell you will."I looked at him. "Jax—""You're not going alone." He crossed his arms stubbornly. "If you're going back, we're going with you."Lucius nodded. "He's right. We're not letting you face this alone."Salias stepped closer. "Whatever is in there, we face it together.

chapter 136

Soraya's POVThe mountain cracked open.I felt it through my fingers, my blood, and my very bones. The stone groaned and split, pouring golden light through the widening fissure like water through a broken dam."Soraya!" Lucius grabbed my arm, pulling me back. "Get away from there!"However, I couldn't move; the warmth inside me was surging and pulsing, calling to something hidden deep beneath the stone.Blood Queen...The voice was deeper now and far closer. It echoed through the mountain, the snow, and my chest.Come home.The ground shook beneath our feet as the entrance collapsed inward, revealing a passage that hadn’t been visible before. Golden light spilled from the opening, casting long shadows across the snow.The guardian's face turned pale. "The seal," he whispered. "It's collapsing."Lucius stepped in front of me defensively. "What do we do?"The guardian looked at me. "She has to go in.""What?""The three heirs must enter together. Only their combined blood can stabilize

chapter 137

Soraya's POVThe walk back was silent.We moved through the snow in a tight group, our footsteps muffled by the fresh powder. The storm had passed, but the cold remained, biting at my exposed skin. I pulled my coat tighter, but it didn't help.The warmth inside me wouldn't go away.It had been there since the mountain—since the chamber, and since the Blood Queen had spoken to me. It pulsed beneath my skin, constant and steady, like a second heartbeat.I looked at the brothers. They walked beside me, their faces pale, their steps heavy. The golden marks on their bodies were still visible, glowing faintly through their clothes. Lucius caught me staring."What is it?"I shook my head. "Nothing."But it wasn't nothing.I could hear things I shouldn't be able to hear: the heartbeat of every warrior in our group, the rustle of their clothes, the whisper of their breath, and the distant crunch of snow beneath the feet of animals I couldn't even see.I closed my eyes and tried to block it out

chapter 138

Soraya's POVThe camp fell silent. I couldn't move. Couldn't breathe. Couldn't think.Helena stood before me, alive. After everything. After the war. After the mountains. After I had spent years believing she was dead. She was here. And she was looking at me like she had been waiting for this moment her entire life."Soraya." Her voice was soft. Familiar. The same voice that had sung me to sleep when I was small. The same voice that had whispered comforting words when I was afraid. "I've waited so long to see you again."I felt Maya's terror through the bond. Soraya, don't trust her. Don't listen to her.I tried to respond, but my throat was frozen. My mind was blank.Helena smiled. "I know this is a shock. But I need you to listen to me."Lucius stepped in front of me, his body blocking Helena from my view. "Step back."Helena ignored him. Her golden eyes stayed fixed on me. "Darling," she said. "My little songbird."The childhood name hit me like a blade. Something cracked inside me

chapter 139

Soraya's POVThe camp was silent after Helena disappeared.I remained where I stood, staring into the darkness where she had vanished. My mother was alive. After all these years, after everything I had believed, everything I had mourned, Helena was alive. And she had been watching me.The realization made my stomach twist."Soraya." Lucius's voice pulled me back. I looked at him. His face was filled with concern. "Are you all right?"I wanted to say yes. Instead, I shook my head. "I don't know."Jax came closer, but he stopped before touching me. "We're here."I nodded, though my mind was still trapped in the past. Her voice kept echoing inside my head. My little songbird.I remembered those words. I remembered the woman who used to hold me when I was afraid of thunderstorms. The woman who braided my hair before bed. The woman who told me that no matter what happened, she would always protect me.How could that woman become Helena? How could my mother become the monster everyone feare

chapter 140

Soraya's POVThe camp was still settling after Helena's retreat when the pain hit me.It came without warning, a searing burn that started in my chest and spread through my entire body. I gasped, my hands flying to my chest as I dropped to my knees."Soraya!" Lucius was beside me instantly. "What's wrong?"I couldn't answer. The golden mark on my arm was burning, blazing with light I couldn't control. The warmth beneath my skin had become fire, raging through my veins.Soraya! Maya's voice was sharp with alarm. Something is wrong. She's reaching for you."Who?" I gasped.Helena. She's trying to connect with you from a distance.And then I heard it.Her voice. Inside my head.Come to me, my little songbird.I shook my head violently. "No. Get out of my head."You can't push me away forever. We share the same blood. The same power. You belong to me.I felt the Blood Rage surge. The golden light exploded from my eyes. The ground beneath me cracked, splintering under the force of the powe

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