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Ruari explained. “They are transfering all the ranks. Nhavtan will become beta and Dirk will become gamma.” Mark added. I was happy for them but that also meant Sofyia would be leaving. I looked at her as she grabbed my hand. We watched on the large televsion hanging on the wall as Mikal handed the pack to Bairn, Nhavtan and Dirk. As predicted everyones phones began to blow up. Bryce was not happy and I knew this was the catalyst for a shit storm that was headed our way.

“We can use her.” Adam frowned, his brow furrowing in confusion. “What about Enora?”, he asked, his tone cautious. Lucas grinned, leaning back in his chair with a satisfied smirk. “I want to make her our pet, you know with a collar and all. I want her to suck my dick whenever and wherever I want her to.”, he said, his voice low and seductive. “We can even fuck her when the male pack members are watching, so that they know that our Luna is just a fuck toy.”

Bri said "You will also have my mark", the moon Goddess said. "It's a cool tattoo that everyone's wolves recognize as the mark of the moon goddess". Bri said. "You are stronger than you think", the moon goddess said. And with that final statement, she slowly faded away as I slowly slipped back into the darkness away from the flowers.

They moved slowly, scanning floor seams and overhead girders. “Signal should be within ten meters,” Dorian said, consulting the reader strapped to his forearm. Isolde circled wide, sweeping beneath a collapsed stairwell. Her boot knocked something solid half-buried in crystallized salt. She crouched. Brushed away the frost. A flare casing. Old. But modified. Stamped with a jagged insignia: Astra’s personal code, flanked by two red notches. Not launchable. Not military. This wasn’t meant for combat.

They wore black-and-gold tactical gear, their faces hidden behind helmets that displayed a constant stream of "Narrative Data." "Subject 4-A (Silas Blackwood): Status - Rogue Heresy. Directive: Extraction," a voice boomed from the helmets. "Subject 4-B (Lyra Thorne): Status - Sovereign Variable. Directive: Re-calibration." They raised their rifles—weapons that didn't fire lead, but "Narrative Anchors." "They’re going to pin us to the script," Lyra hissed, her obsidian blade reaching its full, terrifying extent. She lunged for the first Collector, her shadow-wings creating a gale of violet starlight that shattered a nearby display case of "Designer Watches." Silas was a whirlwind of gold and

I reached under the floorboard and pulled out the legacy tablet Leo had stashed there. "Leo," I whispered, my voice a raspy ghost of itself. "I need a line to Vane. Now." "Elena, you’re redlining," Leo’s voice crackled through the bone-conduction earpiece, heavy with digital interference. "The Argus grid is pulsing in Hostile mode. If you call Julian now, Damian’s AI will flag the bypass before you can even say hello." "Then find a blind spot," I hissed. I looked at my wrist. The silver threads were still visible beneath the translucent skin, glowing with a soft, bioluminescent violet.

His face was pale, his eyes bloodshot, but a terrifying, triumphant smile broke across his face as he looked at her. "You're late, Anaya," Alistair said, his voice echoing with a strange, multi-tonal resonance that filled the glass structure. He held a massive, glowing master controller device linked directly to the subterranean foundations. "The calibration is at ninety-one percent. The Eastern Node is mine. Hand over the cylinder, or watch me erase the country you fought so hard to return to."

She took the stairs downstairs. The pack house had four floors: the ground floor was for the omegas and other servants, the first floor was for the deltas, the second for the gammas, the third for the betas, and the fourth for the alpha and his family—where he also held meetings with other alphas. Given how expansive the alpha floor was. Lydia decided to heed Blake’s advice; she couldn't let anyone see her in this dress.

Scarlett’s voice breaks through again, this time only to Zella and myself. “You heard our Alpha, Beta.” My mate says, lifting my head up with her hand that has continued running through my hair, tugging ever-so-gently, her light blue eyes, twinkling, “it’s time for bed.” She gives me a flirty smile and slides down off the edge of my desk, removing her hand from my hair and taking my hand in hers to pull me up off my chair.

Lucas commanded, "we don't have time to-" I didn't realize I'd touched the screen until seconds after my finger made contact. The light from the computer blinded me. The screen flashed a message. Sleep mode disengaged. Solar power reserves at 42%. Hangar doors unlocked, mechanism active. Last session was not completed before hibernation. Restore previous session? Y/N Out of morbid curiosity, I tapped yes. Something hummed, a deep and powerful noise. My hair stood on end. The entire hangar exploded into light, illuminating the floor, the walls, myself, the Spartan and rows upon rows of old computers, just like the one I stood at.