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I say as all eyes turn on me and several of them grab their weapons. “Traitorous bitch!” I think he goes by the code name Poison spits. He’s glaring at me with as much venom as his name implies. “I’m no traitor. The ones who are traitors are the ones who let werewolves command us like dogs!” I snap. I know how to talk to these hunters. “Fuck it, Ruin, the entire Arkan has been fucked over!” Storm snarls, his irritation clear, but from the way his hair is tousled and the state of him, he’s stressed too. He’s trying to hold it together.

And the earth beneath me buckled, cracked, groaned like it wanted to weep. The battlefield froze. Wolves. Witches. Demons. Even Aldrian. Everything stopped. Because the air was no longer air. It was wrath. My wrath. The ancient kind. The kind that didn’t forgive. The kind that razed kingdoms and drowned gods. The kind the world once sealed away for a reason. I felt it break loose inside me. Like a dam shattering. Like a scream without end. And still, I let it go. I couldn’t stop. I didn’t know how.

He had contained the beast so perfectly it was as if he wasn't there at all. A fierce, profound wave of pride washed over Lucian, temporarily cooling his own fire. This was his pack. His family. Three of the most powerful Alphas on the continent, each waging their own silent war against their most primal instincts, all to honor the vow they had made to this one, broken, beautiful omega. Their discipline was absolute. Their loyalty was unbreakable.

Maxim closed his eyes, drew in the taste of ash and ruin, and roared. The ground shook. Blood burned in his veins, then surged outward like fire untethered. The chains of the ritual glowed red across the stone, cracks splintering through them like lightning. The bond between him and his warband screamed as it tore—threads of power snapping, snapping, snapping. The warriors fell to their knees, gasping, some crying out as the Beast’s shadow ripped free of their lungs. No longer extensions of him. No longer part of his ruin. One by one, they felt their freedom crash back into their bones.

The moon watched in silence as it beautiful silver began to bleed red Legends have it that the river between the borders of both packs ran dark and red for weeks and after the war Something worse arrived in the dead of winter The arrival of the old wandering witches hungry for chaos, for some reason they just drifted into the battle field like vultures, they whispered to Harttman for retribution while they whispered to Blackthorn to fight back hard for survival. As their magic sank deep into the soil, one witch stood between the dying wolves and spoke a “When ash fills the wolf’s breath Blood will answer blood. A child of ruin will rise and the heir returns to its ruins.” No one understood t

Wolves answered him from the shadows, their howls rising like a chorus of death. The pack’s defenses erupted in chaos. Warriors shifted, snarling, racing to meet the threat. Arrows were notched, steel was drawn, but none of it dimmed the terror flooding my chest. I could still see Riven’s body falling. His blood spilling into the earth. The way the runes on Draven’s wolf glowed as he struck the fatal blow. And now he was here again. Not just for the pack.

"You lead team one. Wren is your interior guide. You take eight fighters, minimum four with combat healing ability." Ragnar nodded. "Team two is smaller," Marina said. "Two wolves. Silvain and me. Our objective is the fifth sublevel." She paused. "We go in after team one is through the third sublevel door. We go down, we find the foundational records, we destroy everything." "How," Lyra said from the edge of the group. "Shadow magic and fire," Marina said. "Stone burns if the magic in it burns first. I strip the corruption from the channels in the foundation and Silvain sets the physical records alight. We don't leave until the documentation is ash."

Not once. Not until his phone battery ran out completely. That was when Alan finally realized I had blocked him. His self-control snapped. He slammed his phone onto the ground, smashing it into pieces. His assistant was still on the line with the PR team, but Alan snatched his phone and continued calling my number. He kept calling, again and again, but I still never picked up. Then came the flood of messages. [Myra, where are you right now? [You've always been handling the Westarken contract. What's happening? Are you trying to destroy me?

"Is there any chance my father knows about it?" "Unlikely. The entrance was sealed with Daevari magic. Only someone of my blood can open it, and as far as anyone knows, I'm the last of my kind." Eron moved away from the window and sat in the chair across from me, his movements careful and deliberate. "But getting there will be the problem. The ruins are in the Blackthorn Range, high in the mountains. The only path passes within sight of three Crescent Fang outposts." "So we'd have to sneak through territory crawling with my father's soldiers, climb a mountain, break into an ancient vault, and get back out again. All while Aldrich is preparing for war and probably expecting me to try somethin

"Your taste is truly unique, going for a woman in her fifties. You two can spend the rest of your lives in prison. I'll even arrange for you two to be together in the same cell. That's how kind I am." Danny was so furious that his eyes turned red as blood trickled down. After the last arrest, they had treated his eyes. While he was a little better, his vision would never fully recover. His muscles locked tight as he roared, "You witch! You're all witches! All of you played me!" Just like I expected, the second he saw "Ruby", he broke through his restraints and punched her straight in the eye. The acid burns had not healed, and with that blow, her damaged skin peeled away and fell down.