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Alright mister, I can tease also. Just as I was about to make my move, Gabriel takes a left turn. It’s a gravel road. We travel down a long drive until I start to see the reflection of the moon and stars on still water. It’s a huge lake! It’s so beautiful! I turn to look at Gabriel. How is he so perfect? “It’s beautiful.” He smiles at me and brings his hand up to lift my chin.

In other words, the Moon Drip was able to break the black witch's spell that prevented me from moving on my will. Even though my power is sealed, I also learned a lot from Mama Amelia about how to use my power. I just can't believe I got to use it today. I looked at the seal for a moment, it was still glowing so the warmth I felt continued. If it is true that the seal is weakening and it can no longer contain the Moon Drip that is getting stronger in me, I will be dangerous because they will find me easily so I need to call Mama Amelia right away.

Noah said, getting back on his feet. Anaya fell to the ground, and the glow in her eyes faded out. **** Deep in the darkest depths of Mystic Meadow, the loud hammering of a metallic mallet sounded. The sparks flew off the metal he struck, and his red, glowing eyes stared continuously at the glowing sparks. “She wasted my efforts... all my efforts... wasted. They must all pay…. They'll all… pay.” Gabriella's eyes swung open, and she gasped loudly as she sat up on her bed. The other two girls woke up, and Lily quickly turned on the lights.

It was going to be hard trying to get Christian to fall for her but she had to do it. Therefore, with dropped shoulders, Mabel pushed the elevator button back to the twentieth floor. ****

The sound of dripping water echoes eerily around . Just as they reach the bottom of the descent, a faint glow appears ahead. Sophia’s heart skips a beat. Is it another trap, or have they found something significant? She moves cautiously forward, her breath shallow as she reaches the source of the light. They step into a large underground chamber, the walls lined with strange symbols carved into the stone. At the center of the room stands an ancient altar, glowing faintly with an ethereal light. Sophia’s skin prickles as she approaches, her eyes wide with awe and fear.

Then came the rope climb, the beast of the course. The ropes hung like vipers, slick with sweat and grime. The moment my fingers closed around the rough, frayed fiber, my palms burned. I gritted my teeth and hauled myself up, muscles straining and arms trembling. Below, a few Alphas slipped and fell, their cries sharp as they hit the mud. But then, I looked down. Wait. Why was the mud… moving? A sickening realization struck. “It's swamp,” Phina whispered in my mind, her voice a cold shiver down my spine.

CHAPTER 10 Maeven didn’t open the door. She opened the floor. Sable didn’t even understand what was happening until the candle circle flashed white and the boards beneath her boots went soft—like wood turning to mud. She yelped, grabbing for balance, but Maeven yanked her forward and down, and suddenly the world dropped away. Cold swallowed them. Not the cold of winter air. The cold of stone that hadn’t seen sun in a hundred years. Sable hit hard ground on her knees, pain shooting through her ribs. She bit back a cry and looked around in frantic confusion.

Earth disappeared. Not slow. Not with a crack or warning. Just like that. Mara felt heaviness for a moment. Then she fell. Next to her Jonas. Eva. Lyra. Stone walls ran past them. Silver light lines stretched through the darkness. The shaft was impossible. Much deeper than under an island should have space. Mara screamed. The wind ripped off her voice. Then something strange happened. The case was slower. Not because they hit something. This is because gravity itself became weaker.

I gripped her shoulder, my other hand now cupping her chin, forcing her to meet my gaze. I wasn’t going to let it go. Not when she looked like this. Not when I could feel the pull of my wolf fighting to break free. I needed answers. “Tell me,” I pressed again, my voice harder. The rage in me was growing, but so was the overwhelming need to protect her. Mabel’s lips trembled. She opened her mouth, but no words came out. I softened, if only just a little. I didn’t want to scare her. She shook her head, tears welling up in her eyes. “I fell.”

The letters glowed brighter as I chanted. Mabel stepped back nervously. “I can't wait to remember everything” I smiled. “Trust me, sister. I can't wait too.” A beam of light shot from the book, wrapping around Mabel. She gasped, her body lifting slightly off the ground. The light grew stronger, blinding us for a moment. When it faded, she stood, her form now different. Her hair shimmered like starlight, longer and flowing. Her eyes glowed with silver fire. Her aura was powerful, almost divine.