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My mate’s blood stained its lips, dripped down her fragile throat and her body was limp and her skin ashen. The beast in me roared, and before I could even think, I was across the room. The vampire didn’t see me coming. My claws sank into its shoulder as I ripped it away from Snow, the force sending its scrawny body hurtling into the wine cabinet. Bottles shattered and wine spilled everywhere. I wanted to kill it. Tear it apart and make it suffer for what it had done. But Snow whimpered, and my rage faltered. Immediately, I turned to her, my chest tight with fear as I dropped to my knees next to her. Her body was still and her skin was rapidly turned cold. Oh gods, why was her lips blue?

"The person who removed the seventeen lines three hundred years ago. Whoever made that decision." "Yes." "It will be in the Vael bloodline record," she said. "The decision, who made it, why." She held his gaze. "It will be a name you know." He looked at her steadily. "I know," he said. "Find the travel." She left. Nora looked at him across the office. "Three hundred years is a long time to carry out someone's decision," she said. "Yes," he said. "But it ends tomorrow." "It ends tomorrow," she agreed.

I grumbled as I took a step inside, only to freeze when I saw Jonas sitting behind a desk with Sanson facing him, which caused me to growl at him, but based on the lack of reaction from both of them, I knew that they weren’t aware of my presence. When Sanson began to report on the goings on in my territory, I bared my teeth at him as I began to pace back and forth. Who in the hell did this fucking mutt think he was? I knew I should have put him down years ago! I made the decision right then and there that if he was still in my territory after this dream, I was going to send Storm after him. He wasn’t going to get away with–wait! I stopped my pacing. This couldn’t be real! Jonas was dead! I h

"You can't just die on me like this! I'll... I'll call for the ambulance right now... Jorah! Jorah!" At that time, Darren's wolf approached us and poked his nose at Jorah's body. "You..." I pointed at Darren's wolf and said in a trembling voice. "Why did you stop me from killing that man?! He was trying to kill me! He killed Jorah!"

Jon said. He looked at his Gamma and felt his face tighten. After almost losing Layla, he did not need this shit. A growl from deep within him had all the people in the room lowering their gazes and cowering in their seats. He was still too worked up. He’d killed the rogue too quickly; it hadn’t brought him anywhere near the satisfaction he craved. Cain craved death and destruction the way most wolves desired peace. If Jon was too stupid to understand that, then there was no room for him at his table.

I was sitting in the dark, eating chocolate, and waiting for the monster to come home from his war. The blue light of the massive screen flickered against the red LED strips of the room, creating a violet haze that matched the bruising in my soul. It was mid-afternoon, and I was spiraling. Jamie Lannister was a monster for what he did to Bran, and Ned Stark—god, Ned was a fool. Why didn't he stay in the cold safety of Winterfell? Why did everyone good have to die while the vultures like Joffrey and Sansa’s delusions thrived?

Clearly, he still didn't trust her. "Miserable worms," she muttered. Gideon's strike had already crippled those secret forces. They didn't stand a chance against Snowy's wrath. "Ms. Snowy, please spare—" Snowy didn't hesitate. She killed them on the spot—no mercy. Gideon nodded in approval. What a cold and decisive move! That was a rare but necessary trait in the brutal world of martial arts. He flicked a wisp of Earthcore Flame. The bodies disintegrated instantly, turning to ash and dust—like nothing had ever happened.

He hissed and stumbled, but he didn’t vanish this time. “Finish him!” Jon ordered. Caleb and Cole lunged in, spears stabbing. The Ashborn dodged, fast but not fast enough now. We pressed in from all sides. My blade slid across his chest. Jon slammed the back of his axe into his head. The Ashborn dropped to his knees, coughing black blood and then I took the opportunity to strike, giving the opening on ground. I dashed forward and drove my sword into his heart. “One down,” I muttered more to myself.

The subsequent years turned into a blur of pain; he immersed himself in work, transforming into the formidable Alpha his father had always envisioned. One day, his father visited him in the office with aspirations of becoming the Lycan king, declaring it his time. Erickson disagreed, managing to dissuade him—if only for the moment. Everyone else moved on, leaving him in his sorrow. Jacob gained respect and recognition, while Sansa blossomed, beginning a romantic relationship with Nikolai Lavista, a union their parents opposed until he left her in search of his true mate. This heartbreak plunged Sansa into despair, ultimately leading to her untimely death.

He sheathed his sword and undid the red scarf around his neck, "take this as a reminder to my oath." Diego reached out for it then wore it. DAERASON The Pnevma's rampage had turned everything into ruins. The wall of Dorne had been completely destroyed and scattered in boulders. Bodies had been scattered everywhere that night, mostly the Dornish men. Daerason was buried under rocks and rubble like the rest of them. He shot his hand out and coiled it in a fist, then his whole body emerged from the rocks, wounded.