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Reagan says. “Damn, I was hoping to get in a good sparring match today,” Emlyn pouts. “Reagan gets to have all the fun.” This family is so weird. Maeve walks up to Reagan and put the amulet over her neck as she whispers something, making the amulet glow. Even from here I can see that it’s very pretty, a wolf howling at the moon. “When someone has ill intent towards you, Madelyn, the moon in the amulet will glow. So, you’ll always know, no matter what they say, if their words are the truth,” she tells me.

Her fate may be entirely different to what I first thought. If she is the missing piece, am I meant to pass the deathless gift to her rather than my grandson? “Did you find what you are looking for?” Liberty asks, and kicks me out of her head with a single thought. Busted. “I did. The amulet is still having no effect on you.” I give up the ghost, there is no point in hiding the fact that I know any longer. She looks shocked by my revelation but quickly composes herself. “How did you know? I have kept it hidden. Only Marcel, Hunter, Christian and Zander know I have it and what it is.” She reaches up to her neck and gives the chain a gentle tug, pulling the Moldavite crystal up and out of her

“Why don’t we just go where he is, for him to shout your name so loudly like that, then it must be a serious problem. Alex reluctantly agreed and we moved to where his Beta and the rest of the army gathered. “Sir we checked the dead bodies, and we found this strange amulet.” His Betsa said and handed it over to his Alpha. “What in the world is this?” Alpha Alex murmured as he took from his Beta’s hands. It was a golden amulet made up of cowries and it was gotten from one of the bags of the dead figures. I took a close glance at it, it looked so strange and ancient. I wanted to collect it from Alex who was presently examining it and he pushed my hands away and asked me not to.

Qiu Yunping pursed his lips and rested lazily on the sofa with his legs crossed like a playboy. "Okay, you are all old friends of Xihe Auction House. Everyone knows the rules. Now, let's start with the first item." Mo Nai clapped his hand. Then a young man with a foul aura took an item and stepped forward. It looked rather large and was covered in a black cloth. Mo Nai unveiled it. In an instant, it shone with a dazzling golden light. A set of golden armor appeared. "This is Grandleaf Redgold Armor constructed from red gold. Once activated, it will improve your combat strength by a level. You will be able to bear a palm strike from an expert at the Great Completion of the Earth Immortal Real

"Didn't you even think to ask before you destroyed it?" Livia looked away, playing the victim again. My father's face settled back into pure rage. "It's just a damn rock! Suck it up and apologize!" I smiled at him, savoring the words I was about to say. "Father, that amulet was the key to the blessing ceremony. It's written clearly in your alliance treaty with Alpha Kaelen. The moonstone is required tomorrow to read the omens for the pact. Without it, the ceremony can't even start."

on the dresser and handed me my cup, and picked up his cup and grabbed the box of cookies and sat down on the bed. As I sipped my hot coco I found a chapter that read "Does the Grimlock really have a Weakness?" This is it! I hollered out and showed Atlas the chapter. He looked at me with a shocked look and leaned in to read the chapter with me. I can't believe this, it says that the Grimlock is powerless against the Phoenix and that only the true Moonstone Guardian can obtain the power of the Phoenix. The Phoenix is a symbol of rebirth because when it dies it is reborn in the pile of ashes it leaves behind. "What does a Phoenix have to do with me? I don't understand." I asked Atlas. All he

He never let go of my hand. When we got to the forest, the young alpha crouched behind some shrubs and motioned for me to do the same. I followed suit. "Stay here," he ordered. "My horse is on the other side of the forest. I'll get my horse and circle back to you, but you mustn't leave this spot." "I won't leave this spot." I promised, but he shook his head. "No," he said. "Those people will kill you without feeling remorse if they find out you're here. Swear it. Upon the Moon Goddess."

I said. Mr. Humphries entered, still bandaged but walking, even smiling. He was holding something behind his back. “I want you to know how much I appreciate your help,” he said. “If you hadn’t been there, I don’t know if I could have gotten up. So . . . I brought you something.” He opened his hands to reveal a peculiar necklace, the pendant of which was an inscribed pentagram. “It’s a Morpheus Pentacle,” said Mr. Humphries. “The seller claimed that it prevents lilitu from entering the wearer’s dreams.”

Mila explained. “What? Father and daughter!” Arthur spoke in a disgusted tone. “World is a dirty place, many generations ago, a father fell for his daughter’s charms the day she was born. It was a nightmare situation, you know. The word got out, and it was ugly. So, the grandmother, who was the grand-enchantress of the time created an amulet. The wearer of the amulet would be immune to all charms… but even this amulet didn’t life the charm if already placed. I don’t know what had happened to that father, or how this crisis was resolved. But, post that generation, every father was supposed to wear this amulet since the conception of the child. You never know when the birth would take place, s

he muttered to his men. They turned to leave, but Anthony froze when he stepped on something, sharp and metallic. When he lifted his foot, something slid out from the wreckage—an amulet. My eyes widened as I caught sight of it. I had never seen something like it before. It was teardrop-shaped, dark silver, so tarnished it looked black. A blood-red garnet gleamed at its center, cracked faintly down the middle as if it had survived fire. Strange markings crawled along the metal, symbols no wolf would know