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This place felt like a different world, far removed from our home, as well as servants and luxurious staff. We continued until we reached a massive steel door, its surface marked with the symbol of the Draconis Cor. The symbol of the Cult was a dragon eating its own tail, known as the Ouroboros. The symbol glinted faintly in the low light, a stark reminder of the Cult’s reach and influence. I glanced at Luis, giving him a reassuring nod before turning to the door. I raised my hand and knocked five times, each sound echoing ominously through the empty halls.

Their fluttering leaves seemed to carry whispers of the pack's past and the unsaid stories of its members—an orchestra of secrets intertwined with the night. Approaching the entrance, a row of lampposts stood like quiet guards, casting a serene light that painted the scene with a glow both calming and mysterious. Their light revealed the Nightangle symbol etched onto a prominent sign, the crescent moon gleaming brightly against the darkness. It served as a symbolic picture of the power and unity within the pack—a unity now shadowed by the rising doubts that gripped my thoughts.

He shrieked facing the other side so as not to see Faricenda's open laps and shoulders. She pulled him closer to the bed. "Did you see that??" She pointed and he stepped back, one reason breathing in relief it was only her upper part opened. Just on her right shoulder was a wide mark that looked like a wolf with a horn which was a symbol of the Donner's pack, she is a Royal! "Can you see that? Can you? If she stays a little longer here and her pack's Alpha finds out, it might lead to war." The Luna said.

“This did not come from her mother. The seal was forged. Someone tried to lure Luna Nyra out of the fortress.” Nyra turned toward him, confusion mixing with fear. “Who?” Cassian glanced at me before answering. “We do not know yet. But the messenger carried this.” He placed a small metal crest on the table. An ancient symbol etched into silver. A crescent moon intertwined with thorns. Recognition slammed into me. I had seen that crest only in old archives. Nyra noticed my reaction. She stepped closer, her voice urgent. “You know that symbol.” I remained silent at first, weighing how much to reveal. She pressed anyway. “What does it mean?”

Something had been drawn on the wall, using blood. Fresh blood. Tomas's blood. The symbol was large. Impossible to miss. Draven saw it too. His expression changed instantly. The guards stopped moving and fear filled their faces because they all recognized it. The same symbol from ancient Moonfang records. The same symbol connected to Nyra's bloodline. The same symbol connected to the Last Moonfang Heir. Someone had deliberately left it there. Someone wanted people to see it. Someone wanted people to believe Nyra was responsible. The bloody Moonfang symbol stared back at them from the wall.

Rendered final now by Nora’s hands and heart. It had six pieces. Six symbols. Six souls. We took our place around it—Nora at the center, the rest of us forming the outer ring like the spokes of a wheel. Palms pressed to the ground, each one making contact with the sigil at the spot where our House mark had been carved: a wolf head for Hawthorne. A flame and crown for Aurelian. Bat wings for Nerezza. An open book for Everley. A tree for Bloodpine. A circle of runes for Runebound.

Morat and Lyra’s faces twisted in pain. "We... cannot stay long," Morat said, his voice like rustling wind. "But listen: do not open the seal. Do not close it permanently either. There is a third way... find..." The light died out. The treehouse went dark again. The Siron-lookalike burst into laughter, its voice now cracked and imperfect. "See? They couldn't even finish their sentence! There is no third way! There is only the choice you have!" But Siron had seen it. On the floor of the treehouse, where Morat and Lyra had stood, a new symbol was drawn in golden light, a symbol he didn't recognize. A circle with two lines entwined, like two souls bound together.

But this scarf was the only hope he had. In front of them, the tree with the shape of deer horns stood firm, without a single leaf growing on every branch. Only tens or even hundreds of black ravens perched on tree branches, staring at them with fiery red eyes. Dante is not so sure that this giant tree is the symbol on the scroll. Because what he remembered, the symbol was shaped like a bull horn, not a deer horn. "Is ... is this tree really the second symbol we are looking for?" asked Owen.

D Fox The story Nathan talks about when he explains his tattoos is Sakura Gari (The Hunt for Cherry Blossoms) by the brilliant Yuu Watase. He was the character I was most hesitant about when writing, just because Nathan is the ‘misunderstood’ one; the one even I couldn’t always understand.

There was no sign of us. We were gone. Truly gone, this time. But as the men gathered their wits and prepared to clear the wood, one of them, the youngest, knelt by the stump. He placed his hand on the clean, cut wood. It was warm. And carved into the surface of the stump, as if it had grown there over a hundred years, was a perfect, intricate symbol. It wasn't the sigil of Cresendo or the mark of the Serpent's Tail. It was a new symbol. A single, continuous line that wove together the shape of a willow leaf and the curve of a mountain peak, forever intertwined.