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Back at camp, Aria stood before the council once more. “There is no more waiting,” she said. “No more hiding. They want a Crescent heir to crown their darkness. I will face them. Not as a pawn. Not as their queen.” She looked to Varek, who gave her a nod. “But as a Luna. By my own will. By our bond. We stand.” The warriors roared their agreement. Tomorrow, they would march again. Not to reclaim the past. But to rewrite faith.

Several elders began to mutter under their breath in support and that seemed to revitalize Garrick. "Adrian has repeatedly insulted our Alpha, and threatened our Luna." Garrick slammed a fist onto the table, his anger evident for all to see, Several elders immediately voiced their approval, "Exactly." "He's gone too far." Rowan remained standing, but his gaze turned steely. "No one is defending Adrian." he hissed in anger, "Then what exactly are you saying?" Garrick shot back, "I'm defending our pack," Rowan answered, his tone impassioned, "We finally have peace. We have a Luna now. Our people are celebrating. Right now, the last thing we need is a war.”

Sierra had told him to be useful, and he had learned over the past three weeks that her judgment was worth following. Jaxon knew the rebellion's external architecture. Not everything; he was careful about that, holding back specifics that would be dangerous in a monitored environment, but enough. Avery's network had been operating for three years, building toward a moment when the arena's security would be maximally distracted and minimally flexible. The tournament's final fight was that moment. External forces were positioned. Internal contacts identified. The window was real.

Then I cleared my throat and added, "But I manage." He chuckled, straightening. "Good. I'm glad." A moment later, the audience turned silent, and Asriel began his speech. I learned that Asriel's army consisted of sixty-four well-trained warriors and ten, skilled in offensive magic, witches. According to Sky Town's intelligence, the rebels sided with one of the werewolf packs, but, unlike Asriel expected, it didn't seem as if they collaborated with the Crimson Mountain Pack. No one knew for certain how many warriors could be among the rebels, which made the whole attack risky, but Asriel also explained why it was necessary to stop them as soon as possible.

I added therapy to my mental list of things I needed to do once we found Lunette and got this mess under control. “Bargainer’s Bay is run by a council of immortals and mortals. Nunzia, Briel, Emmett, and Kobah make up the immortal side of things, while Fiona and Vasco take up the mortal end.” Azrael explained, ticking each name off one of his long fingers. My throat tightened a bit when I thought back to where those fingers had been just last night, and how fervently they’d been stroking my clit, coaxing every ounce of—

she smiled at him, and holding his hand she followed my father and walked to the centre of the patio next to him. Everyone was there, waiting for my father’s announcement. He called my mother over to him and rubbing Andy’s head, he addressed the crowd. “Two rogues tried to kidnap Andy a few days ago, and they would have achieved their goal if it wasn’t for Aria’s bravery. Despite being an Omega, Aria fought them and saved Andy, risking her life. Luna Sarah and I wish to thank Aria publicly and declare that from today onwards; Aria belongs to our female warrior’s team. I, Alpha Jackson Taylor, grant you, Aria Sims, the warrior’s rank,” His Alpha voice boomed all over the place and everyone lo

he says firmly. Uriel doesn’t know what to do. The bars are specially protected against celestials—it’s obvious they were crafted specifically for Lilith. He’s going to need help. The problem is, there’s no time. He has to act before Carla returns. But who? In this pack, everyone is under Eisheth’s spell. Selene can’t help him either.

Others worried that honouring Saris in any way corrupted the cause. A faction of rebels led by a former Circle-watcher named Vael began holding secret meetings. “We fought to destroy the old order,” Vael said during one intercepted speech. “Not to braid its ghosts into new roots.” Word reached Ari. She didn’t send guards. She sent an invitation. To speak. Openly. Before the whole council. Vael arrived tense, expecting confrontation. But Ari only asked: “What do you believe the Pact should be?” And to everyone’s surprise, he answered.

ariel:- that was nothing, I was just masturbating, what do you expect from me, I am alive and kicking don't worry. loriana:- don't lie to me, you have a dark circle under your eyes, you are thinking about that princess again, ariel:- you are right I can't take her out of my mind, I hear about that, government recruiting new soldiers for war I was a thing just thing to try for it, I just get one chance to see her again then, I might get peace.

“I know. But this is your mother’s life, and you are the only one who can save her.” “No. That’s NOT RIGHT! THAT’S NOT FAIR!” My father continues to look at me. “Why would we ever bow down to such a demand? If we do it now, they will think they own us… control us.” “Yes. I had thought of this. But that is a fight for another day. We have no time for discussions. No time for retaliation.” No. NO NO NO NO NO. Jezebel is my soulmate. To become the mate to another is the ultimate betrayal. I couldn’t do it to her. But this is my mother. “You must make the decision now. Save your mother or kill her.”