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Hearing Stephen sprouting all this nonsense Elder stood up and slowly stepped downstairs from his throne. " YOU THINK YOU CAN JUST WALK HERE INSULT ME AND MY GREAT-GRANDSON AND CLAIM HIS MATE HIS YOUR OWN. THEN YOU HAVE ANOTHER THING COMING " Elder's emotionless cold voice boomed throughout the court followed by low shocked gasp from some council memebers. Hearing him calling Leonidas his great-grandson shocked Stephen, while colour drained from Frank's and few other council members face. They knew very well that Elder was the last ancient pure-blooded Lycan who were created by the moon goddess herself but what they didn't know that Leonidas was his descendant as he never mentioned it before

Tonight was the eve of the summer solstice, when Bellford’s ancient wards grew thin—and when the Ember Circle’s secrets stirred most dangerously. She traced the cipher she’d uncovered in the margins of her great-uncle’s journal: a spiral of symbols that, when aligned just so, revealed the first lines of a verse in Old High Latin. Each character corresponded to a notch on the spine of the leather bound sketchbook. Isabelle’s heart thrummed at the thought of unlocking its hidden compartment the one Alexander had warned might contain either salvation or ruin.

Eldin narrowed his eyes and fanned himself with a vague smile. "Really? So do I really look as weak as the ones you care to mention?" The purple-robed hag turned even paler and communicated, "Please, Nineteenth Elder! Stop talking if you want to live!" She was certainly panicking, but for the elder of an Imperion clan, it was only natural that he behaved so self-importantly. Whether it was the Greater Yellowflame or all of Imperia, the Solos stood above the rest, not to mention that they were one of humankind's ten sentinel clans!

These ones were carved with wolves and moons and ancient runes. The council chamber. He pushed the doors open. The room was round, with a high ceiling and a massive table in the center. Twelve elders sat around the table. They were old, all of them. Gray hair and lined faces and cold, watchful eyes. They wore dark robes with the Blood Moon crest stitched on the chest. At the head of the table sat the eldest of them all. A man with a long white beard and eyes like winter steel. This was Elder Aldric. I recognized the name. He had been the head of council for decades. A man who had served three Alphas before Hector. A man who thought he was untouchable.

"Could we please get to the reason we are here?" "Right, right." The woman sighed. "But first, maybe we should introduce ourselves first since she doesn't remember. I’m Elder Marissa, and I’m a gorgon. " Marissa announced, pointing to herself. "And the grumpy elf over there is Talon, and the man with the blindfold is Francis. We are the remaining elders of this realm. " Nodding, I tried to make note of each of the elders' names as Marissa continued to talk my ear off.

I smile at Alpha Maximus, now shifted back in his human form. He looks as if he has seen a ghost. 'Nathan? Did she just control Chaos?' he asks in disbelief. 'Yup! I'm struggling to believe it too!' Nathan answers. 'Why were you upset when I told you my name?' I ask them. Alpha Maximus raises an eyebrow and glances at Nathan briefly. 'Slave is not a name, nor is freak. They are negative terms.' he explains. 'Oh, I'm sorry. No one ever told me that. It’s just how people call out for me, so I assumed it was my name.’ I tell them.

For many werewolves, meeting an Elderly was a cherished aspiration, akin to encountering idols. They lack proper names, merely being referred to as the 'Elderly.' This is one aspect that sets them apart from other werewolves. Killian felt compelled to apologize for intruding upon the Elderly's time, recognizing their busy schedule. As Killian approached, the Elderly gestured for him to take a seat. "No need for apologies, young King. I am always delighted to see you," the Elderly reassured while preparing a cup of tea for Killian . The aroma of the herbal leaves infused the air, offering a soothing effect to promote clear thinking.

His dark hair was perfectly kept, his face sharp, too clean for anyone who’d ever set foot in the Ruins. He didn’t look afraid. Just curious. “You’re from outside,” he said, tilting his head. “I can smell it.” Abigail instinctively shifted, blocking Samuel with her arm. “Move along.” The young man smirked. “You don’t get it. I work here. With Makan. Which means I know exactly who you’re here for.” Abigail’s jaw tightened. “…And you are?” “Eli,” he said easily. “Junior liaison for the Cultural Integration Program. Or, in your language, the guy who makes sure the Ruins stars don’t break when we polish them.”

“I wouldn’t be surprised if you broke through the legendary God realm in your lifetime.” Eldrian had been alive for nearly 200 years. Hence, he spoke in an old-fashioned manner by addressing Tyr as Young Warrior. He asked, “Young Warrior, what is your name?” “I’m Tyr Summers!” Tyr saluted him right away. “Senior Eldrian, I have heard so many stories about you.” “Oh, you are Tyr?” Eldrian’s face glowed with a hint of surprise. Simultaneously, his aura appeared to be much weaker after the red sword pattern on his forehead vanished. Tyr was aware of this change, which worried him greatly. When he met Maxime the last time, he noticed that his aura was very similar to Eldrian’s at the time.

I know they are observing me like I'm their prey which makes my heart strikes faster. As if Eren understands my fright, his hand slides down my arm and takes my hand in his. I then feel how sweaty is his hand. He is scared too, but he is still trying to comfort and protect me. I need to be courageous too. I can't make him feel more down. "E-Ethan." Eren finally pronounces, meeting the eyes of the taller man with curly dirty dark hair. His eyes then move to the other bald one. "Evan." "And Elias." He says lastly to the man with a lizard haircut.