Fated Vengeance: A Mate's Reckoning
Lucian shouted, pulling me to the floor as the hall’s roof cracked, not wood but light, violet and red, spilling through, not a gate but a tear, the city visible, its spires reaching, its streets alive with shadows, not hers, not his, but theirs, the trinity’s, moving, chanting, their eyes ours.
The pack scrambled, blades drawn, but the tear pulsed, and she stepped through—not the shadow, but the flame, her gold eyes glowing, her hands light, not attacking but calling, her voice—my voice—resonant, pleading. “It’s time,” she said, her light holding the tear, the shadows at bay. “The Cradle calls the trinity. Come, or she takes it first.”
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