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Lyra stayed with the babies. “The curse is reacting to new Virel blood,” the oldest Keeper said. “What does that mean?” Kael asked. “It means it’s fighting back. The renewal angered it.” “Can we stop it?” “We can slow it. With blood. With vows. With time.” Kael came home grim. Lyra saw it on his face the second he walked in. “What is it?” “Nothing. Just house stuff.” She didn’t believe him. But she didn’t push. Not with the babies finally asleep.

Wolves leapt, fangs bared, claws extended, colliding with their enemies in a brutal dance of death. She tightened her grip on the twin daggers in her hands. And then she ran. Reed was beside her, his own blades drawn, his presence unwavering. Asher, Callum, and Malcolm had shifted, their massive wolves tearing through enemy lines as they led their respective battalions into war. The battlefield swallowed them whole. The Clash of Titans Blood sprayed as Lila ripped through an enemy wolf, her dark-furred beast a shadow of death in the moonlight. She tore her opponent’s throat open, the gurgling cry lost in the chorus of war.

“I am here. Now.” We stepped into the night. Warriors gathered. The enemy approached under cover of new darkness. Martha’s final play had begun. The real battle for our bond, for the bloodline, and for everything we held would happen here. Under the same sky where we had found peace only a night before. As the first clash sounded, a final whisper reached me through the origin point. Martha’s voice, weak but triumphant. “One of you will not survive the dawn.” The fight exploded around us. I stood with Julian. The shadow stirred between us. The future remained uncertain. The bloodline watched. And the next hours would decide everything.

The battlefield loomed closer, and when I finally broke through the edge of the trees, the sight before me stopped me in my tracks. Chaos. The snow was no longer white but stained crimson, streaked with the blood of wolves, vampires, and rogues. Bodies littered the ground, their lifeless forms frozen in grotesque contortions. The air was thick with the metallic tang of blood and the sharp stench of death. Silver snarled, her ears flattening as we scanned the battlefield. My heart pounded as I searched for Asher, but I spotted Juan’s army first. His forces were locked in a brutal struggle, their wolves clashing with Killian’s rogues.

The air around Dorian was thick with the scent of blood and smoke, the remnants of the brutal battle that had just taken place. The once-pristine forest floor was now a chaotic mess of broken branches, torn earth, and the shattered remnants of what had once been an unstoppable force. It was the aftermath of a battle that would mark the end of an era for the Shadow Fang pack and the beginning of a new reign for Shadowclaw. Yet, as Dorian stood over the defeated pack, the weight of what had transpired was not lost on him.

They say karma is a bitch.... but not many believe it neither did I until today, when my past is standing right in front of me laughing at my face, and even in this pin drop silence I could hear its laughter like ricochet piercing through my ears and hitting its core along with my subconscious which reminds me that I’m sitting here all by myself drenched in blood clueless and helpless, unable to process what just happened wondering what went wrong in my story for it to take such a drastic turn. It has always been a battle of bloodlines but who would’ve thought for it to turn into a literal bloodbath, with my hands covered in the only thing I was always running from.

The scent of blood had become thicker now, and in a few seconds, the scene of a fiercely raging battle burst before me. The scent of blood had become thicker now, and in a few seconds, the scene of a fiercely raging battle burst before me. Lycidas, surrounded by a swirl of dust and leaves, faced a formidable opponent. Claws clashed, and fangs bared in the moonlit chaos. Their growls echoed through the mountain's silence, a dance of dominance and survival. I watched, my wolf instincts urging me to assess the situation. Lycidas fought valiantly, but it was evident that his adversary was relentless and powerful.

"Cael gave me the bloodline willingly. He chose me as his successor." "Cael was weak. Broken by imprisonment. His choice was made under duress." Aleksander's silver eyes fixed on me. "I challenge you, Seraphina Ashford. Trial by combat for the bloodline anchor. If you win, I'll accept your authority. If I win, the bloodline passes to someone worthy. Someone pure." Through the bloodline, I felt the vampires connected to me. Felt their divided response. Some supported Aleksander—agreed that a pure-blood should be the anchor. Others rejected him, remembered what pure-blood supremacy had led to before.

​"I will not have a mongrel wolf thinking he can take what has been bound to me by blood." ​The rivalry was no longer hidden or whispered; it was a wildfire spreading through the manor. ​As Dave tightened his possessive grip, Laura pulled away, her mind wandering back to the dangerous, untamed warmth of Vlad. ​She became the centerpiece of a brewing war, caught between a cold vampire lord and a passionate werewolf, both fighting for a heart that was only just beginning to beat for itself. ​She realized she was no longer a bystander; she was the volatile spark that would ignite the entire blood pact.