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“Me? Oh, Draco, don’t be paranoid. If your precious girl can’t handle a tiny hiccup, maybe she’s not ready for this world.” My wolf roared inside me, snarling for blood. And then Loriah spoke. “Ladies and gentlemen,” her voice rose, steady and strong, silencing the crowd, “since there is this beautiful piano here, and there are some technical problems tonight, I’ll take the opportunity to sing for the first time my next single.” The audience burst into applause. She sat at the piano, fingers poised, and began. Raw. Pure. Heartbreak wrapped in music. The notes cut through me like glass, my chest aching as her voice cracked with emotion. A single tear slid down her cheek, and I nearly lost it.

Before the red haired guy could stand up, Luca pressed his legs into his stomach and grabbed him by the hair. Was that another way of saving me? I was still lost in the thoughts of why the hell Luca was doing this when he appeared in front of me. Our gazes locked, but I realized he was preventing someone from hitting me with a chain. Luca wrapped the chain around his palm, his knuckles going red. Then he slammed the one holding the chain to the floor by dragging the chain. The guy fell flat to the floor with a loud thud. “It would be a shame if the leader of the Serpents is taken down so easily on his own turf, so focus” he sounded like an older brother giving orders.

"Flesh and bone cannot touch what exists between worlds." Torin, the old Alpha, fell to his knees, his pride evaporating before the undeniable evidence. "By ancient alliances... they are real." Aurora felt the power of the full moon calling to her, pulsing in her blood. Without thinking, she raised her hands and began to sing. This time, the words flowed naturally—an ancient melody that made the air vibrate. The Guardians froze, their smoking bodies trembling as if agitated by a contrary wind. “The Song,” one of them hissed, taking a step back. “True Moon remembers.”

When we arrive at the gorge, I know that she is calling on all of her troops. “The giants of old, I call on you to fulfill your role, to protect our land and to defend the One True Queen. Rise and join me.” Lily’s powerful voice echoes through the gorge. Within moments, the ground is rumbling and shaking and the trolls begin standing. “We here, Queen.” A troll says. “Thank you, Shengis.” Lily says to him as they begin to climb out of the gorge. Lucero moves to the large tree, still being used as a bridge and gracefully leaps onto it. Lily turns, addressing our warriors.

The lion did the same and now they were confronting each other. The song in her head was reaching its climax. After a few moments, the lion reverted its gaze from her and started to back away. She came forward to touch its mane. It avoided her touch and proceeded to turn back but she pounced on it and ruffled its mane as she laughed brightly in happiness. "I am going to name you Goldie" she informed the lion. Even the lion itself couldn't comprehend what she wanted. He wanted to leave but she held it back from leaving. Her giggles and smiles indicated that she was completely unguarded against it.

Not a line of death, but a line that had held. Far to the east, a single howl rose. Not a war cry. Not a challenge. Just a wolf, alive. Alive and unafraid to be heard. Luna answered it. Her voice was steady, strong. Behind her, other voices joined. One by one. Not a war song. A pack song. ---------------- *End of Chapter 83*

"POINTLESS. CEASE." It raised its baton higher, preparing for a final, obliterating stroke. But we weren't done. From the silent woods, a new sound cut through. A howl. But not a howl of grief. A howl of recognition. Of a song half-remembered. It was raw, off-key, and utterly, devastatingly alive. Lyra. She was singing. Not to the moon. To her pack. To Karn’s silenced form. A wordless song of homecoming and loss, woven with the new strength she’d found. It was specific. It was hers.

Emily stepped forward, her voice steady and filled with hope, "Let us sing the Song of Renewal together, for the land, for the creatures, and for the harmony of nature." As the pack sang, the melody swirled around them, carrying their intentions to heal and restore. The once barren and lifeless land began to stir with newfound vitality. Plants sprouted, rivers flowed, and the creatures felt the warmth of hope in their hearts. Tears of gratitude filled the creatures' eyes, "Thank you, guardians. Your song has brought life back to our home." Liam smiled, "Nature's magic resides within all of us. We are guardians of the wild, and together, we can heal and nurture the land."

The people in the area around Lilyon would always be affected whenever her voice was used in a song. Lilyon is capable of singing songs of revival as well as songs of destruction and manipulation. A unique singing approach is required for each song. However, the power that each of these songs possesses is something that can make one feel both awe and terror. Perhaps because Lilyon herself was a creature that was thought to be a gift from the gods, the other races began to carry out a plan to sweep and kidnap all of the Lilyon. This plan included sweeping and kidnapping all of the Lilyon.

The enchanted atmosphere hummed with anticipation as creatures from Nampa and neighbouring realms assembled, eager to witness the birth of songs that would immortalize Luna's journey. The lead bard, a masterful storyteller named Lyra, stepped forward with an air of reverence. "Today, under the luminous gaze of the moon, we gather to celebrate Luna—a leader, a guardian, and a symbol of unity. Through songs and tales, we shall carry her legacy to the corners of the magical world." Lyra's fingers gracefully danced over the strings of her lute, producing a haunting melody that echoed through the grove. The assembled bards joined in, harmonizing with the intricate notes, creating a symphony that