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KIND HERBALISTS AND HELPFUL WEREWOLVES ARE GONE. Elizabeth and Anais formed a pact-to make humans suffer forever.

Don’t ask me why, but I decided to keep it that way. “Are you alright?” she asked with knitted brow. “My voice just caught,” I lied. “I’m good. Now, tell me about this non-human rumor.” “I didn’t mean to say that they weren’t human,” she explained. “It’s more like they bred with fairies to make their magic stronger. They’re part fairy.” “Fairies are real?” I gasped. “I’ve never seen one, but I’m told that they are,” she replied.

On his black bookshelf sat a comic book collection that would make Kiaan jealous as well as books with symbols—some of which she recognised from Damien's jewellery. "So from what you said, it sounds like you guys were trying to summon an Alastor," he said as if the solution were obvious. "Exactly what I was thinking," Jess joked. Malus laughed. "These things usually last for a limited time." After going to his shelf and selecting a black covered book. When he opened it up, Jess saw it was full of handwritten script and drawings. He licked his thumb and flicked through the thick, off-white sheets. "Ah, did you notice if there was a full moon at the night of the spell?" he asked.

"He might be trying to create a new spell. Spells are powerful, like summoning the spirit of nature to hear your words and abide it. Yet, some are too strong and evil that it is forbidden use." "Dark sorcery are deadly but those who control it are deemed to be supreme. You have the right to be scared of them. We suspect that their reiko came from something out of this dimension," he explained. "Like who?" I asked, though in my mind I already have an answer. "Like Olga." And there was another silence until he stood up. "You still have a class," he mentioned. Ah yes! Pierre told me to do the final creation of four elements. He seemed confident that I could create the balls of element simultan

A beast—massive, cloaked in shadow and smoke—soared overhead, circling above the canopy. Cassian’s face paled. “That’s not one of your brother’s creatures.” Selene stood shakily. “No. It’s older. Forgotten.” “Something’s changing,” Ronan said quietly. Selene nodded. “The balance is shifting.” She turned to them both, resolve settling in her bones. “We’re running out of time. The final seal… we’re not the only ones looking for it.” Behind them, the mist began to creep forward again, swallowing the forest one shadow at a time.

“The story was complete.” They did not bury her in the ground. Instead, they carried her to the heart of the Living Library, the place she had loved most. As they laid her down among the roots of the great, story-filled trees, something beautiful happened. Her body slowly dissolved, not into nothing, but into a soft, golden light. The light seeped into the soil, and where it touched, new, shimmering leaves unfurled on the trees, leaves that pulsed with the light of a thousand unwritten tales. Sela had become part of the Library itself, her essence a new foundation for stories yet to come.

A Fenrisúlfr. They said he once swallowed a mountain whole because someone insulted his master's tea preferences. That he brought ruin to the Western Empire when a bureaucrat called Nexus "just a soil god." That he once bit the arm off a sun deity and won the lawsuit. And now… this spirit—the wolf, the shadow, the living catastrophe in a handsome meat suit—was supposedly bound as a familiar. To Nexus. Who had gone missing. And now Selena Collins, a woman who didn’t flinch at vending machine ghosts and had the spiritual awareness of a cat who just walked through a séance, was bearing the glowing mark of his succession.

I saw the title of the book he was reading: "Forbidden Magics: Cross-Species Transformation." My blood went cold. He looked up and saw me. His face went white. He quickly closed the book and stood up. "Selene. I didn't know anyone else was awake." "What are you reading?" My voice came out shakier than I wanted. "Just studying for tomorrow's trial. You know, making sure I'm prepared." "That's a book about transformation magic. Why would you need that?" "I—" He stopped. Started again.

The usurpers were also astute in their understanding of werewolf spirituality. Many packs held ancient beliefs centered around the Great Moon Spirit, a powerful entity believed to influence their transformations and their very essence. Isolde, with her knowledge of arcane lore, orchestrated rituals designed to mimic and corrupt these sacred rites. She would employ lesser sorcerers, disguised as traveling mystics, to visit remote pack territories. These individuals would perform 'blessings' that subtly tainted the spiritual connection to the Great Moon Spirit, introducing doubt and fear. They would speak of a 'waning power,' of the spirit’s displeasure with the current state of affairs, and s