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I whispered, my voice filled with gratitude. "Even if I had asked for your help, I realize now that there was nothing you could have done. The Darkness had taken hold, and no amount of coaxing or reassurance could have dislodged it from my mind. I was clinging to it, unwilling to let go." I admitted, the truth finally dawning on me, as I truly acknowledged it for the first time.

Had always believed he would handle it better than most because he understood what it was designed to do and understanding a weapon was the first step to defending against it. He had been wrong about that. Understanding what the darkness was designed to do did not make the darkness less dark. He sat with his back against the stone wall and his knees drawn up and his eyes open or closed it made no difference and he thought about Nyx. He thought about her the way he thought about most things. Carefully. Methodically. Turning her over in his mind like an object he was trying to understand from every angle.

“I’m lost, and it’s so cold.” One, shaped vaguely like a raccoon but utterly hairless, scampered closer. It had snake-like eyes, and a long, forked tongue flickered out, moistening the eyeballs. “It’s too late. The darkness is coming.” “The darkness?” I repeated, the chill settling into my bones. “What are you talking about?” “The darkness,” the spirit repeated. “Run while you can, but you can’t run fast enough. It has chosen you. I’m sorry. It’s not your fault. There’s nothing you could have done.”

I just bottled up what happened and kept it moving Tory was the only one I talked to and vice versa that made us become closer I really feel like she’s my brother mate and scared to find out I plan on getting them around each other to find out but Tory doesn’t let much slip past her other then the dreams and my behavior lately no one even noticed anything was wrong but inside I was dying in darkness stuck in my own mind not knowing what to do afterwards I didn’t want to get in trouble for leaving pack lands My father would never let me leave his site again if he found out I felt as if I was spiraling out of control trying to keep it to myself but now I see the light A Red Burning light and a

Chapter 28 Only silence reigns after that. A silence so deafening that it seems to last for an eternity. “For someone who´s lived in darkness for a thousand years, having lived with a darkness inside herself for a thousand more years before that, I know a considerable amount about it.” “If you´re aware of the darkness within me, then you understand that it cannot fester inside my heart. I must reverse the spell.”

Ayla Couldn’t I just catch fucking break? Well, apparently not. I was stuck in some kind of trance, if that was even the right word to describe it. But one thing was sure… I did not like it, not one bit. Everywhere was so dark. Not the kind of darkness that comes with nightfall, but something far more suffocating. It was like the shadows themselves had weight, pressing against my skin, crawling into my lungs. My breath was caught and my heart was pounding… I could not see a thing.

“You aren’t like the others. You saw his darkness—and understood it for what it was.” It wasn’t a question, but I nodded. “You’re different, Jesse. Different than any other female they’ve ever brought to him. And even though I would have removed you from this place if I could have, the truth is… you are equipped to deal with the darkness here in a way none of the earlier women have been.” “What darkness? I mean… I can feel it. But… where does it come from?” “We all have darkness, Jesse. You know that. You can see it. The wolves are dark already, but Cazz…”

“I understand though. We have our own path to take.” I continued the walk through the place beyond, and every steps so heavy that I couldn't make up about. The place that no one able to see a sight waited for me to arrive, neither able to guess what's the place was all about was understatement. It started to dimmed, or was it always been, which the like of which that one find hard to navigate. I halted, look back to the light that flickered to cease from existence. “What...” My eyes can only wide as saucer, until everything goes black that I can only gasp to this unbelieving.

These beings who had witnessed the birth and death of countless galaxies, who had remained impassive through cosmic catastrophes that defied imagination, were visibly shaken. "This entity predates every dichotomy," it communicated through harmonics that bypassed language entirely. "It existed before the concepts of light and dark, creation and destruction, self and other. It simply is, in the way that nothingness is. To face it, you must anchor yourself in what it fundamentally cannot understand or replicate."

Nyra Darkness did not ask permission when it forced its way into my life. It didn’t knock, didn’t beg for entry. It needed no words, no promises. It simply pressed down on me — like the damp, cold mist that seeps through cracks in the stone. Like the bitterness that gathers over the years, silently suffocating every dream I ever dared to hold.