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A second passed before his voice clicked into my mind. “Alaric? Everything alright?” “Congratulations.” I meant it. My chest softened a little. “Evelina told me. I’m happy for both of you.” His relief and joy pulsed through the link. “Thank you, brother.” I exhaled. Then my voice hardened. “I need you to do something for me.” Dorian instantly grew serious. “Name it.” I stared down the empty corridor, jaw locked tight. “Find out everything about the Thornveil family.”

I sighed. I was about to leave the woods when I saw it—small, trembling in the underbrush, ears twitching like tiny radar dishes. A rabbit. Helpless. Alone. And then the pulse hit me. That familiar, dark rhythm that clawed from the pit of my spine to the edges of my fingertips. The demonic aura within me surged, like a wave crashing against a fragile dam. It whispered in my mind, cruel and eager. Take it. End it. My breath hitched. My vision blurred at the edges. I could already see it, blood blooming across the snow, its final twitch, the warmth fading from its tiny, dark eyes. My hand flexed. My body itched to obey.

THE CLAMOR of the gongs, lost its harmony. The beating drums were shut as the pointed obsidian pour down like heavy rainfall under the sheen of the blue moon. The lanterns that lit the once lively street of a petty dominion- reigned over by the other two nations- arose into flames as it silence the dead corpses lay before the cold pavement. The stench of her Lycanthropy kin's blood numbed into Yseah's wrinkled nose. Her pair of lilac eyes were unbeknownst of the tragedy that occurred in a leap of her heartbeat.

A fire burned low in the hearth, casting orange light on the room’s polished surfaces. Behind a massive onyx desk sat Damien Thorne. He didn’t look up immediately. He was writing in a leather-bound journal, sleeves rolled to the elbows. His forearms were strong, dusted with dark hair, a silver watch catching the firelight. There was something coiled about him—refined, but dangerous. Velvet over steel. When he finally lifted his gaze, their eyes locked. Something flickered. Not recognition. Not attraction. Something far more dangerous. “You’re late.”

I nodded, my head sank in his chest, and his sweet scent entrapped me, while he carried me to his car. "Why did they do this to you?" "They're simply jealous of me." I muttered. "Do you know them?" "Yes. I do... I.." I paused, realizing I wasn't supposed to reveal much. The man understood I didn't want to share and he just nodded slightly without further persuasion. "My name is Damian Thorne. I'm from the Star moon pack." I just nodded lightly. We got to the car and he ignited the engine immediately. Shortly, we were at the palace gate, and I gently got out of his car.

In three seconds, all five guards were on the ground, groaning and clutching their wrists or knees. This wasn't a mechanic. This was a predator. Damien stared, stunned. Then his eyes fixed on Julian's face. He looked closer. Harder. Suddenly, his own face went slack with shock and disbelief. "Julian Thorne," he breathed, the name a ghost on his lips. "Heir to the Thorne empire. What the hell are you doing in a shithole like this?"

🌹 Damien 🌹 The underground safehouse was dimly lit, the harsh fluorescent lights flickering intermittently as the team settled into a rare moment of calm. The air was thick with exhaustion, the weight of their near-constant battle settling heavily on each member of the group. Damien leaned against a table, eyes closed, taking in the muffled sounds of distant gunfire and the steady hum of the bunker’s generators. It had been a long day—too long. The chaos of the mission still lingered in his mind, but for the first time in days, the team had found a brief window to breathe. They were alive. For now, that was enough.

i forgot how to breath. Damon Darkthorn stood at the diner entrance.he looked….different.five years had carved him something much worse.His shoulders were broader,he had a scar across his jaw.the suit he wore looked so expensive.worth more than my yearly check.his icy blue eyes didn’t look as cold as before,they looked empty.longing. Darian stepped in just behind him.Same face,same scar which I assumed where marks from war.But his eyes,oh God of the moon.They looked hunted.Troubled.

(Logan’s POV) The irony was not lost on me: the very chaos I had carefully seeded with the Thorne leak, the one that had Titan’s stock shivering slightly, was now being physically contained by the man I was trying to destroy. Damian was in full lockdown mode, not just because of the press but because of something he wouldn’t name, something that had tightened his security protocols to an impregnable, paranoid degree.

"Mr. Volkov? Ms. Thorne? I need to get your statements. We have the perpetrators, but we need to understand what happened here." Damian didn't turn immediately. He held me for another moment, a silent declaration in the chaos. When he finally looked at the detective, the gentleness he’d shown me vanished. His face hardened into a mask of cold, aristocratic fury. The vulnerability was gone, replaced by the formidable Damian Volkov, a man whose wrath promised consequences far beyond anything the NYPD could deliver.