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I took my time reading, and another hour went by. On finishing the third book, I realised I hadn’t read them in the right order. It seemed Finding the One was the first book, followed by The Claiming Rites, and then Under the Red Moon. This was a trilogy that needed to be read in the right order. I stared closely at the books and found the numbers on them written on each book from one to three, just like I arranged them. These numbers were written on the drawn-out full moon on the bottle right of the book’s front page, and, being set beside each other in the formal order, the full moon glowed.

terminating the call jason increase the speed to his car as he's almost losing sight of nadir's car" ****** xyla walks to adrianna's door reluctantly, knocking on the door hoping she's asleep but to his disappointment the door opens wide ajar, adrianna had been waiting for any information in nadir being a former luna it's against tradition for a former luna to be present at the hunting of the present luna, she had to stay in hoping her daughter would ace the test but several hours later she got news that nadir had been shut in with the madrees,

Every eye followed me as I stepped toward the altar, the chain a noose in my hands. Someone brushed past me as I walked. A hand slipped quick beneath my cloak, leaving the edge of a folded scrap in my palm. I didn’t break stride, didn’t look. When I could, I palmed it flat against my chest and read the scrawl inside with my fingers. They plan to move Zane tonight to the old watchtower. The witch wants the sacrifice near the water. My breath caught, but I forced my face smooth.

Our linked hands trembled. Yet neither of us slowed. The ritual demanded completion. Stopping now would waste everything. Our blood. Our strength. Our promise. The Academy. No. We would finish. Sixteen hours. The final step. Together. Our mixed blood fell upon the earth one last time. The ancient words left our lips almost automatically. The land answered. Golden sunlight erupted beneath Sol's feet. Shimmering darkness answered beneath mine. The two powers intertwined. The Academy grounds shook. A wave of light spread outward.

Like something that has been asleep for a very long time and is not quite asleep anymore. I open my eyes. Zara is watching me with her pen stopped above her notebook. She read the change in my expression before I said anything. "What is it?" she asks quietly. My hands are completely still. No silver light. No temperature change. The grounding held perfectly — the power stayed exactly where I put it, contained and quiet, while something ancient and enormous breathed in the dark directly below our feet. "Zara," I say, keeping my voice very steady. "How deep do the academy's foundations go?"

Something in me cracked. Not painfully this time. Quietly. Like a door opening. “Ronan…” Before I could say more, the dorm’s emergency alarm blared; sharp, jarring, immediate. Ronan shot to his feet. I flinched. A voice echoed through the academy speakers: “All Alpha candidates report to the courtyard immediately. This is a mandatory summons.” Ronan’s eyes darkened. “This early in the morning?” I asked, pulse quickening. “Why?” He didn’t answer. His jaw clenched hard.

The watch was different from the Academy's main wristwatch. I heard the command in my mind moment's later. “Hear ye all members of the Sacred Order. Report to the citadel on the stroke of twelve. Urgent matter on ground.” I cursed slowly. What urgent matter would've prompted the summon? Yesterday's attack was obviously from our rival Academy. Once again, a mole had given out vital information which had made the attack easy. If only we knew who the mole was. I ran my hand through my hair. “Class canceled.” Without any other explanation, I stumbled out of the class.

"And we'll need to be more prepared than he is." The lane was quiet around them, the academy's stone wall at their backs, the city beyond it going about its ordinary life with the perfect indifference of a world that didn't know what was happening six days from now in a room beneath a building it had never examined closely enough. "I need to see the founding document," Zara said. "The original. Not Petra's summary. The actual language." "I know where it is," Caius said. "Can you get it." He looked at her for a moment with the expression of someone weighing not whether to do something but what doing it was going to cost and whether the cost had already been accepted.

Chapter 19: Keep You Safe "Does she know about you and Zion?" I was breathing so fast and I could barely hear Lizzy. Am I gonna be sacrificed today? Tomorrow? This week? Scary things about death keep crossing my mind as my body continuously heated me. "Ivy, your hands are trembling," she added. I didn't realize that my hands were shaking as I was scrolling down on Lizzy's laptop, studying the plans for the event. "Sorry," I said. "Where were we?"

Who's this girl? He sighed, remembering that she'll be his responsibility from today. What has he gotten himself into? "How do I get my class schedule back?" Zeda asked, pulling him away from his thoughts. "Take a cab," Adrian replied. "All cab drivers know where the mage kingdom is." Zeda sighed and handed him the document with her class schedules. "So how do I find you when I get there?" she asked. "You call me." "How? Yell your name until you appear?"