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met with thunderous laughter. I returned to human form, taking a deep breath while brushing dust off my arms. My three friends followed, sweat mixed with dust making their facial features more vivid. “You embarrassed us in front of your warriors,” Luna Elire teased, patting my shoulder. “But I like how you broke the rhythm. Blazeborn should steal that.” Luna Meyra handed me a water pouch. “For you. And… thank you.” Her eyes softened; there was always something warm about her. “I visited the Moon Market yesterday and saw you in the square. You were standing, but I knew your hands were trembling.”

“Once we find a new home, you’ll have to settle down and have yourself a half dozen or so of those little rug rats.” Gabriel growled at Jacob and Jacob’s grin only widened. “What? You’re doing such a good job, it suits you.” The girl had lain herself down on Gabriel’s back, hiding her face against his neck. Jacob watched her for a long moment. He’d just seen a man lose everything and yet here he was, able to laugh and smile while watching Gabriel and the girl. He bowed to one knee and stared for a moment. His voice was soft and filled with awe as he whispered half to himself, half to Gabe. “Well, I’ll be damned. I had no idea we had a Theta in our pack. You think that’s what she is?” His eye

Even Kael, whose heart was so fossilized behind his hardened shell, never argued with her words, all obeyed her guide. Miriam had survived many bonds with many wolves and when she saw the pain and joy they brought, she knew more than anybody that the bond was not just a physical thing, it ran far deeper. Leora was outlined by the silver light of the moon, as well as the way one could see Miriam sitting by the riverbank. The elder sat up straight, just as time shouldn't have been able to bend her. Steadily approaching is Leora, the wind shining at her feet across the grass.

She asked me politely. "Antidote!" I muttered as I resumed crying. "The alpha of the pack is in a bad state of health right now due to some poison he consumed. Please, I need your help with the antidote. I served him food with spices, but the doctor said he was poisoned. How could the alpha be poisoned by me, his Luna? I don't know how that happened, but I want a strong antidote. Is there anything you can give to me to go get him treated or are you willing to come with me?" I asked her, and she laughed, staring at the sky for so long that I had to look up to see if I could at least see what she could be seeing. But I couldn't see a thing so it got me confused.

The way she looked at me and smiled at me, was as if I was her favorite person in the world. Plus, she has been insistent on calling me, Moon Princess. Then there was the fact that it seemed like every time I turned around, she was there. Even when I was pretty sure she was supposed to be in the clinic. Last night we just got in a few warriors that had been outside the borders checking out something. Supposedly they had heard something that sounded like a child’s cry. After getting permission to investigate, a four-wolf squad went outside to find out what was going on.

She tried so hard to stop but wasn't able to do so . Following the bunny she reached near a lake in the woods. The reflection of the moon was shining bright in the lake . Cynthia had never seen this part of the woods. She never knew there was a lake in the woods. How would she knew because the lake was actually never there . No one had ever seen it because this was the magical part of the forest .The magical lake was a secret passage . To the normal people it seemed a barren land but lake could be seen only by the one the lake chooses to be visible to and Cynthia was surely the one. "Remove the locket and come inside." said the bunny and disappeared into the lake.

"This morning. You said that’s why you were there." "I was. Then I watched a wolf unearth something buried for four hundred years and give it back, and I decided documenting wasn’t enough." Sera spoke up. "She told us about the return. The gold light. Why we felt what we did this morning. She explained the bond. She told us what the Bloodmoon Mark actually is, what it was always meant to be. Not the lies the network pushed through the elders." "And what did she say it was?" I asked, still looking at Calla.

That was what the doctor with kind eyes and careful voice told me at age twenty-two, that this was not something my body could do. And that period, I had grieved it and continued my life around its absence. And now I was sitting in a werewolf's medical wing being told that the thing I had buried four years ago had come back. Like it had simply been waiting for the right circumstances to prove everyone wrong. Eleven minutes. I watched my hands. The knuckles. The thin scar on my right index finger from a box cutter in a moving company's office at twenty-three when I was packing up the apartment that came before the one Ethan put his name on.

I heard him grab Lila's wrist, heard pine needles crunch under boots, then forest swallowed them. I didn't look back.Inside, I spread the contract parchment flat. Two hours to midnight. Blood moon would peak. Assignment would lock. No ritual, no blood, no wanting could undo it. I could go south. Marshlands. Territory that never knew my name.I didn't reach for the knife. Just sat. Stared at parchment a long time.Then started reading. Old texts. Southern geography. Marshland survival codes. Every rule, every danger, every thing needed to start over somewhere else.

Desmond was surprisingly competitive, and every time one of his men returned with a catch, he acted as though they had personally challenged him. Eventually, I spotted movement ahead. A rabbit.I immediately raised my bow. Desmond noticed and stopped.“Take your shot.” I drew the string back, steadied my breathing, and released it. The arrow flew cleanly and the rabbit dropped. Desmond stared at me before bursting into laughter. “Well,” he said, “I clearly underestimated you.” “I told you I could hunt.” “You said you could try.” I lifted my chin proudly. “And now you know.” A while later, I caught another.