Mine to keep, mine to break
“You’re saying… this bond was hidden. Suppressed.”
“Yes,” he said. “The Moon Goddess bound us all, but the council interfered. They severed what they could, buried what they couldn’t.” His gaze softened, devastatingly gentle. “But you can’t erase destiny. You can only delay it.”
The bond surged again, brighter than before. I cried out as energy spilled from me, silver light curling around my arms, my throat, my heart. Kael dropped to one knee instinctively, head bowed—not in submission, but reverence.
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