Novel & Cerita Cursebreaker Series

"That is insane. Even for you." "It is the only way." I said, my voice calm now, final. "He cannot have her. He cannot have the pack. He cannot have anything. If I cannot have it, no one will." Aetos was quiet for a long moment. Then he said, "The curse is broken. There is nothing you can do to control Adrian anymore." "The curse is broken, but the blood is still there." I said. "Our blood. The upgrade version might still work. We have not confirmed yet."

"The First Keeper has been contained in its domain for three hundred years by the same mechanics that have been suppressing your bloodline and fraying the bond. The curses I placed — and yes I understand the irony — were not designed to harm you or the king. They were designed to maintain the containment. To keep the door closed." I stared at him. "The curses," I said slowly, "were not about controlling the bond." "They were about containing the First Keeper," Calder said. "Using the bond as the mechanism. A fully functioning bond between a Flame Keeper and the Dragon Throne would have opened the door naturally — the power moving correctly through the channel would have activated the thresho

I had everything it took to hold the werewolf clans in place, and no one was going to question my authority. “Who dared to question me? No one,” I responded to my question all by myself. It was grit, tenacity, and war that made me who I am today. I had conquered more territories than my father and even my grandfather, and that was something I prided myself on. In all of my accomplishments, I had one thing left, even two if I counted correctly. This damned curse and no mate. For a season and a half, I had tried all and sundry but this was there. I had been told that it was Serena who held my cure but now she was dead.

Not when the curse was still hanging over them, so close yet so far from being broken. “I’ve been thinking about the next step,” Kael said after a beat, breaking the silence. He turned to look at her, his expression thoughtful. “If we can decipher this spell—” he gestured toward the book, “—we might be able to reverse the curse. But we need to be cautious. We don’t know exactly what kind of magic is involved.” Ares nodded slowly, her mind finally starting to focus again. She had to stay present. She had to keep her eyes on the goal. Breaking the curse was their priority. It was the only way they would move forward.

His fists were clenched on his sides. "We are missing something," the witch replied, slightly confused. Ryker couldn't help but chuckle dryly. "We are not missing anything. This curse is unbreakable," Ryker stated, frustrated. If one listened to him carefully, they would detect pain in his tone. He had to have an heir before the curse started taking its toll on him. He had to make sure his family line was secure before he was gone. "No curse is bigger or more powerful than a mate bond, Hadar. This is the supreme blessing by Selene. No curse or spell stands a chance against it. Only your mate can break it for you," Clara, the witch gave him a pointed look.

I let my head fall back against the wall, my heart aching in ways I can’t even begin to put into words. And then there’s Serena's voice echoing in my mind, unwavering in its conviction when she insisted that I was the only one capable of breaking the curse by bearing twelve children. But the doctor’s words earlier contradict hers entirely. He believes Zoe is the one to break the curse. How? Zoe isn’t the Alpha’s mate. Ryder is only the Beta. Elijah—Elijah is the Alpha. Doubt gnaws at me, twisting deep inside my chest. Something doesn’t add up. What if there’s no curse at all? What if it’s something else entirely?

He said. Elisia suddenly remembered something. She looked at him intensely. He frowned. "What is it?" "Swordbreaker!" She exclaimed. "What?" He asked, confused. She stood up and then started pacing back and forth. "Swordbreaker was the weapon I used in Acheron. They said it's the most powerful weapon of the Underworld." She answered. Thane's face lit up. Suddenly, he finally felt his heart hoping. For the past years that he had the curse, he only felt anger, disappointment and hopelessness.