The THORN LUNA
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.
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