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Derren thought to himself as the large wound closed up. “What’s wrong? Did you see a gold coin on the ground?” Greta mocked as she walked toward Derren. “The Darkmoon goddess only has one goal, and that is to exterminate the world and all who live on it. I don't know why you guys insist on fighting back; she's the Darkmoon goddess,” Greta said.

“No! That’s not the way… They say… there’s only one way to stand against true darkness.” Gavriel turned sharply. “What way?” “To surrender,” Zander said hoarsely. “Completely. To the Creator of heaven and earth.” “The Moon Goddess?” Gavriel asked. “No,” Althea whispered. Everyone turned to her. “It’s not the Moon Goddess,” she said softly. “It’s God. The Almighty.”

The goddess smiled faintly, her form beginning to fade into the cosmic light. “Awaken, Zoe. And remember: the darkest nights bring the brightest stars.” Zoe’s heart felt a strange calm as the goddess’s words echoed around her. The luminous figure dissolved into the cosmic expanse, but her presence left a lingering warmth that anchored Zoe to her resolve. She turned back to her wolf, whose white fur was no longer dulled by exhaustion. Instead, it shimmered faintly, though the black tendrils remained, writhing like restless serpents.

And at that point the world around me is dissolving, clearing out Chart book standing in his room with nothing but purge discuss in his arms. The field is purge, much like it was some time recently, but this time, my natural father isn’t here to direct me. It’s dead calm and totally left, a sharp differentiate to the commotion I fair cleared out behind, but the white city is still sparkling in the separate like a beacon. That’s where I’ll discover the rest of the blessed messengers: a veritable armed force of creatures whose control makes my claim light enchantment see like child’s play. They might wipe out Cassius’ powers in seconds… if they seem be persuaded to break their hundred-year sta

I let out a slow breath and turned to face her. Her expression was blank, but I knew she was watching for something. A flicker of what was underneath. A crack in the surface. I didn’t give it to her. Instead, I smiled, soft and vacant, and let my fingers curl into the hem of my sleeve. “…Okay.” The child returned. And the game began. CONTENT WARNING This book contains dark and disturbing themes that may be triggering to some readers. Please proceed with caution. • Psychological manipulation (gaslighting, mind games, blurred reality)

They look down at the broken world one last time. Then the Moon Goddess raises her hands. Light pours out, washing everything away. The Vampire Goddess follows, unmaking what remains. Kingdoms dissolve. Blood fades. Magic quiets. The world empties. And then— far from the ashes— life begins again. Because this is how it always goes. And it always will.

I swallowed like they had just told me I once adopted a crocodile. “I allowed my husband’s ex to live in my house? There’s no way I could’ve done something that outrageous. Nope. I don’t believe it.” Hailey clapped. “And there it is. The new Essence. Fierce, possessive, and ready to throw hands. Sky, take notes.” “Oh, please,” Sky said, waving a hand dramatically. “You both know I don’t even like Lucian’s type.”

“Then tell me how to remove it.” The goddess studied me for a long moment. “There is a cure,” she said slowly. Hope surged violently in my chest. “What is it?” I demanded. Her voice did not soften. “To end the darkness permanently… the vessel must be destroyed.” The words struck like a physical blow. I staggered back a step. “Destroyed?” “Death,” the goddess said simply. “His.” The world seemed to stop. I shook my head immediately. “No.” “There is no other way.”

Mallory pressed for answers, somehow feeling that their words would answer the question that was bugging her the whole time. [Because that means, the person who made this, is already dead.] The voice stopped. [Because there’s only one Goddess Blessed should roam around the world.] --- “She was a Goddess’ Blessed as well?” Mallory sat down, looking directly at the plant. She saw it nod like a human head. [Yes.] “My Goddess!” She exclaimed. She couldn’t believe her ears. “Does that mean I’m not the one? I’m not the first one?” [There are only two of you.]

"The one who chose me for Alex." The goddess smiled, and I felt wrapped in maternal warmth. "I choose all true mates, little one. But you... you I chose with special purpose." "Because the packs need to change?" Beth remembered her words to Elena Blackwood, suddenly understanding they'd been divinely inspired. "The old ways and new must find balance," the goddess confirmed. "My children must adapt or fade into shadow. You, who have walked in both worlds, will help guide them." She reached out to touch my forehead. "But first, you must claim your full power."