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“Riana?” Alpha Killian did not get any response; he decided to just look around for her. He started looking at the left bookshelves wherein the librarians placed the Ancient books. Alpha Killian was about to turn right when she saw Riana trying to reach a book from the upper part of the bookshelves. He smiled and quietly walked in her direction. Alpha Killian reached the book. Riana froze for a moment. “Here” Alpha Killian scanned the book. “Fenrir, is this the book you wanted to read overnight?

The exchange hung between them, not forgiveness, but the start of something close. The door opened again. The scribe returned, carrying a thick leather-bound ledger stamped with Nightfang’s crest. He set it on the table before the Elders. Elder Moren opened it. The sound of pages turning filled the hall. He flipped slowly, reading each heading,?names of conquered packs, battles, treaties. Then his finger stopped. He frowned. “The Silvermane campaign,” he said quietly. “It’s missing.” The chamber erupted. Voices rose, outrage spilling in waves.

"I am glad you saved his life, but honey, if you get caught in a fight, you'll ruin Nightide's image and possibly end up in jail. I know it's different in America, but you have to stop being a hero." "I know. So, how is he?" Dr. Yang sighed, "Well, aside from a broken nose and some cuts on his face, he has a few broken ribs, a broken hand, and in general he's covered in bruises from his neck down. He also has a decent-sized gash on the back of his head. Fortunately, the wound was shallow. He may suffer a concussion, but I won't know until he's been observed overnight." "Can we see him?" Hae Mina asked.

"Oh won't you move a bit so she doesn't think you are as useless as you pretend your nature is. Oh, I do wish that he would be somewhat of interest right now to display that he is my perfect experiment. Ms. Spitz, this is my prized bull, I gave him the nickname: mirage because that's what he is. He doesn't look thirty six does he? He was a disabled veteran when he was surrendered to us. He was special services. A fantastic five foot eleven inches and solid three hundred pounds. I love he looks like there is nothing going on in his space. But, do not be decieved, it is anything but." I had been standing in Dr. Dawson's shadow and I could tell that the specimen was somethin that made m

I made a list of the eight, each assigning them to one person. Caden Winnow, Alpha of the Winnow pack Bane Fangworth, Marcel’s father and former Alpha of Fangworth pack Fenrir of the Night, Alpha of Night pack Ragnar Blackclaw, Alpha of Claw pack Lykos Bloodrose. Alpha of the Bloodrose pack Grim, Alpha of the Midnight pack Zayne Wilde, Alpha of the Wilde pack Alaric Wolfsage, Alpha of the Wolf Sage pack I handed each name to the eight assassins. “The last person is Hayden Storm, the Alpha of the storm pack but I will handle that personally,” I told them.

The silence in the house is heavy, pressing down on my chest like a physical weight. I pull my fur-lined cloak tight around my shoulders and step out into the crisp morning air of the courtyard. The ground is slick with frost, the winter sun barely peeking over the crags of the Duskwild Expanse. Near the timber gates, Orion Nightbane sits in his modified low-riding sledge, his thick hands adjusting the iron gears of the wheel mechanism. He lost the use of his legs during the border wars five years ago, but his dark wolf eyes are as sharp as broken glass.

The liquid inside is a vivid, unnatural purple, too bright to be anything good. My breath catches. My father holds it up like he’s showing me a jewel. “This,” he says, “is not wolf’s bane.” My blood freezes. “It’s a newer dose,” he continues lightly, eyes never leaving mine. “A refinement. More… enthusiastic. We call it Vesperbane.” The name sounds like dusk and death. He shifts closer to Adrian. Adrian’s eyes flare, rage, warning, refusal. He strains against the chains, gag muffling whatever sound he tries to make.

Hatred was the feeling that flowed through his strings at me, and it hurt. Of course I had no right to feel like that; but my emotions never do as they're told and I refuse to rip these ones out. Just because I have no right to feel this way doesn't mean I don't deserve to. Knight is what his name was, but he enjoys going by Fractured now. He was supposed to be the Nightmare Master’s loyal dog who would kill anyone who went near him. Of course, he wasn't actually loyal, just doing as he was told so that his family wouldn't suffer the consequences.

The files screamed as she cranked the handle. Rust and old grease protested the intrusion, the screech echoing like a dying animal in the Sub-Level 3 tomb. Lina ignored the noise. She pulled drawer 404. Inside, the missing piece of the manifest sat in a clean plastic sleeve—Thorne’s last middle finger to the city. She laid the two halves together on the cold steel. The fibers locked. It was whole. Lina’s flashlight beam trembled. It wasn't Dominic. It wasn't the old patriarch.

“Little Bird.” Jumping, I turned to find Bane standing there in the same suit as I’d seen him in this morning, although he’d jettisoned the jacket. His shirt was open at the collar, revealing a tantalizing look at the tattoos that continued from his neck down onto his chest. His dark hair was fuck-me tousled, his dark eyes drinking me in. “Jesus, you scared me,” I told him. He smirked. The bastard. “Would you like a drink?”