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A final right fist hits my jaw before Alex wraps an arm around her waist, another around her chest, and drags her back as she thrashes against him in pure, feral fury. Her eyes glow full silver now and her skin is sparking green and silver flames. What the hell? What is this woman? Damian’s words come to mind as I watch the flames on her body… ‘Lunar fire’ he said. Is that it? What does that even mean? The woman glares at me like she would tear out my heart if she could reach it. I look down at my chest, watching the blood soaking into my shirt from fresh claw marks, before they slowly seal shut.

Holding Mercedes bridal-style, Devin slowly raised his eyes to me, with a flash of guilt in them. “What else could you do?” I digressed, frustratedly. All of a sudden, a roar filled the air. A violent pulse tore through my chest. It was the bond announcing my Alpha. So I wasn’t afraid when the flames burst around us in a wide, blazing arc. The Elite wolves yelped and leaped back, scrambling away from the sudden wall of fire. Though the inferno wasn’t meant for them, it was for the plooky rogue. It didn’t matter where the rogues tried to escape. Valen’s hellish fire chased them, swirling in a violent sweep.

Alpha Liam growled and punched George who was unable to keep on with the fight anymore as he stumbled into the burning fire. "Save me, Alpha Liam. And I'll serve you. I've got a secret to tell you and I'll if you help me please," he replied, stretching his hands to Alpha Liam and watching the building about to collapse. "Die with your secret." Alpha Liam replied tossing more into the fire before running out of the building with the speed of light and out of the palace. "I thought he was going to die," Alex replied angrily when he saw Alpha Liam get out of the fire alive with fire burns all over his body.

A week. My body rotted in that sealed room for a full week, and Dominic was still convinced this was nothing more than a battle of wills. "Alpha, I really think we need to report this to the Supernatural Council." Liam pushed open the office door again, his face grim. "The Luna has been 'unconscious' for seven days. This isn't normal." Dominic didn't look up from his files, but I saw his hand was shaking. "Liam, you're fired."

“The aura in the array has been activated.” There’s still an aura in this array! Arista silently complained in her heart. Lord Ewen is truly sinister and ruthless! No wonder no one can step out... “Boom!” A roar, and ahead at the junction, flames flared up, a fierce fire blazing, spreading toward Levi and Arista, who were stunned. Alpha Levi’s elemental affinity was Fire, and there was no flame in the world more terrifying than Levi himself. Levi wasn’t afraid, but Arista was terrified. The speed of the flames was extremely fast, not even giving Arista a chance to grab him before burning her dress.

"That doesn't sound like Fire Blood. Hey, I don't think this is a good sign. Is there going to be a war?" Suddenly Wilson interjected, "There won't be an attack. You know how Mr. Liam and Alpha Troy are." Alpha Troy was the Alpha of Fire Blood, a man of enormous stature, his body full of hair especially on the chest, and his skin always seemed to be covered with dust. "Yeah, you're right, Wilson," a member responded. "Then why did he come all of a sudden?"

Whatever darkness sought to claim this night, it would find us indomitable, our hearts alight with the fire of defiance. The darkness erupted into chaos, the snarls and growls of Alpha Biansky's pack piercing the eerie silence. They emerged like phantoms from the shadows, eyes glinting with malevolent intent as they encircled us. I felt the primal urge to defend my own pulse through my veins, a Luna Queen's instinct as ancient as the stone that surrounded us.

As I walked in, I could hear my colleagues buzzing. “Did you see the fireworks for the new Luna? I saw them from the suburbs! The whole sky was filled with silver moon patterns. So romantic!” “I know! I watched the livestream. The fireworks spelled out ‘Lilith, my moon.’ The Alpha’s never done anything so public. This must be the real deal.” I clenched my fists. In six years, he’d never done anything so public for me. “And did you see the new Luna’s Instagram? She posted a silhouette of the Alpha kissing her forehead: ‘In my darkest days, you are my light.’ I almost cried!”

The circle drew in, blades angled to cut if I moved. “Stay down, Nightshade,” the Gamma said. “Make it easy.” “Come make me,” I said, low. The Alpha’s mouth curved. Firelight struck his blade and turned it white. “Alpha Alaric,” he said, like he liked the taste. “You were never stronger. People were not skilled enough. Now you meet your match, so go to hell.” I locked my knees and tried to rise. My lungs would not fill. The silver pushed against the shift like a wall. I set my teeth anyway. If he took my head, he would do it looking me in the eyes.

The full moon bathed everything in silvery light, making the trees look like ancient sentinels guarding the territory. My wolf Vega stirred restlessly within me. She sensed something I didn't – a presence, a watchful gaze. The fine hairs on my neck stood up. A sharp snap of fingers cut through the night. I turned toward the sound, finding a powerfully built Alpha seated at a small table tucked in the corner of the deck. His amber eyes gleamed in the moonlight, assessing me with undisguised interest. Florian Nightshade. His scent washed over me – cedar and icy snow, the same scent that had filled my senses on the cruise ship. Vega howled in recognition inside me.