Fated to My Brother in-law, The Lycan King
He spoke as it happened, a continuous low incantation in the old tongue, the caskets began their slow descent, the pack responded in that murmured unison again, the call and response that they all knew.
I watched Luke's casket go into the ground.
I watched it and I thought about the throne room. About the fight. About Luke's sword skidding across the black stone floor. About the sound Luke had made that was almost a laugh and his last act of service to himself.
I thought about all the things that had already happened that could not not happen.
Then the elder moved to Cassandra's, and I watched hers go down too, and I thought about her laugh, that terrible, strangled, embarrassed laugh that P
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