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“Your majesty, I do not know why she would have tied us as we are. I would hope it could be a positive like you say, but I’m not sure I could be anyone’s strength when I can barely be my own. Not to mention, I cannot shift like lycans or wolves, being bound. I am blind-“ He cuts me off with his voice stern but gentle. “Enough. You are powerful and strong, in spite of what was taken from you. No one on my commanding team thinks otherwise. You can see without sight and you can fight without your wolf. How many of us can same the same? You overcame all challenges laid before you, how can you even remotely think you’re weak or not good enough?”

"The breakthrough you just experienced proved that you're accessing abilities beyond normal supernatural limits. And you did it without being fully awakened. Imagine what you'll be capable of once the barriers fall completely." Kael moved to stand behind my chair, his hands settling on my shoulders with possessive protectiveness. "Then we make sure the barriers fall on our terms, in a controlled situation where she's protected." "There's no controlled situation anymore," Celestine said sadly. "The Convergence is tonight. The eclipse is already beginning. When the moon reaches its zenith in its darkened state, the barriers between worlds will be at their thinnest." "Which means what?" Thane a

Pretending I hadn't been seeing flashes, echoes of something not of this world creeping past my peripheral vision. Then I felt it. A crackle. Like lightning behind my eyes. My cup dropped. Shattered. I bolted. The training grounds were in chaos. Guards barked orders. Wolves paced the perimeter. And at the center, a single pup crouched in terror cornered by something I couldn’t see. But I could feel it. The Veil had torn again, Malen flashed before my eyes and I was determined to not allow what happened with him to repeat itself again. I dashed for the pup drawing on my restrained powers to simmer to life.

"Do you still not have enough for the surgery?" I paused mid-step as I changed my shoes. "Almost." "There's no need for it anymore," Evelyn suddenly said. "I can stay blind for the rest of my life, Matt. But I don't want to see you suffer like this." I froze for a moment, then replied evenly, "Alright." With only two days left until the bet was over, Evelyn was probably getting ready to dump me. She clearly didn't expect me to agree so easily. Caught off guard, she hesitated. "W-what?"

"I can come in for a few hours on Sundays." Everybody's gaze turned to him as those words came out of his mouth in his calm soft voice. Though, Adelina remained unfazed. "That is very considerate of you," Manuel commended. "You will be paid handsomely for your dedication." Blaine shook his head in refutation. "That wouldn't be necessary Mr. Delgado, it's what I do everyday." Both Manuel and Lupe were quite pleased with Easton Blaine already as was Simone and Olivia who had winked at Adelina when Tony introduced Blaine as her therapist.

Boom. Liana's heart sank. "Then what is?" The older Liana whispered, "What is watching from inside it." --- The darkness changed. For the first time, something became visible. Not a body. Not a face. A pair of eyes. Far away. Enormous. Silver. They opened. Liana couldn't breathe. The older version of herself grabbed her arm. "Don't look at them." "Why?" "Because it can see you." Liana immediately looked away. "That seems unfair."