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Benji’s voice caught slightly. “A guardian. One of ours? Or… something else?” “Continue,” I urged, my jaw tightening. Benji was a bit dramatic and unnaturally over paranoid. “Rising from the ashes, Is born the Omnipotent.” His finger traced the next line as he continued. “This! This is where it gets unsettling, your majesty. It says an ‘Omnipotent.’ So whoever or whatever it is isn’t just powerful, but all-powerful.”

I was grateful Ryan didn't find me as a weirdo or thought that I needed mental treatment because all the facts in the history books all together stated that Omegas are the weakest in the chain rank and have no possibility of gaining immense strength. “Ryan?” I called him when my stomach grumbled. I was hungry and I hadn't seen Jayden either. “I'm sorry,I got carried away.” He dropped the book he was holding and came to help me down from his table. He had carried me from the room and placed me on the table earlier. “Can you let me see?” Ryan asked and my eyes met his. He meant that I should show him how the stuff happens but I couldn't. It just comes and goes.

He let the last word linger, his eyes narrowing with a scholar’s hunger. Jaiyana’s breath caught as the markings shifted before her very eyes, the fluid script forming new arrangements only she seemed to see. Recognition tugged at the edges of her mind, though she could not yet grasp it. A thought sparked—her grandmother. She was a Moon Reader. If anyone could unravel the language of the divine, it would be her.

The child's eyes suddenly turned completely black. Then a voice came from her mouth. Not a child's voice. Not Evelyn's. Not human. “The Witness has returned.” Rei stumbled backward. The voice continued. “The Alpha has awakened.” Dominic's mark burned. He dropped to one knee. “Dominic!” Rei rushed toward him. Then the voice spoke again. “The Omega has opened the door.” Rei's mark ignited. She cried out. And finally— the voice said the words that made Aiden fall backward in terror.