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The fact that she couldn't just made it all so much worse. “Perhaps it’s not true, what they say about the purebloods of the Abribi Covenant, after all,” he said pensively. Then, noticing the confusion on Sofia’s face, he added, “Unflinching loyalty and adherence to blood oaths, and all that.” “Maybe not. But I don’t know even what the other half of me is capable of, so I guess I don’t have much room to talk.”

Despite not choosing to be a pure-blooded vampire, I was born that way. My mother, who was a human hunter and fighter, caught the attention of a pure-blood vampire a hundred years ago due to her strength. However, since she was a human three generations before me, she has already passed away, leaving behind cells that carry a hereditary trait. These cells determine if a pure-blood vampire is born and cause my father excruciating pain, as if he were giving birth. Additionally, they manifest as tattoos on my body, initially appearing faint but becoming more prominent as I age. This is why I can walk during the day despite the intense sunlight. In contrast, servant vampires, who are only bitten

“I am offering you a final kindness. Kneel. Swear fealty. And present the artifact with both hands. I may yet grant you a place within my walls—as a servant. It is more than you deserve.” I studied his face—the arrogance, the hollow certainty. The man I knew was gone. “I told you. I am not unprotected and the artifact is not stolen by me, it is given to my son by someone else.” “By whom?!” he thundered. The full, crushing weight of his lineage’s power erupted, slamming into the room. Guards collapsed. Mia cried out, stumbling back. “Who else could possibly want you? A discarded, mortal woman! Who can give an artifact to a non -pure- blood child? Who else would shield you from this world but

“What exactly do you mean by sired Pureblood?” He gave me a small smile and gestured for me to walk with him. “A sired Pureblood is one who was turned by one of the original vampires who first grace the earth. My adoptive father and the first king of the vampires, King Ambrose was an original vampire and he sired my brothers and I, granting us Pureblood and royalty status.” I knew the Purebloods were different from normal vampires. From the auctions I had attended at the shop, they were held in the highest esteem by the other vampires. They had their own special VIP areas at the auction.

Adrian puffs. "If not now, then when? Will you tell me if I ask you later? Jo Ann called me pureblood. I want to know what that means." I omitted the key fact of having first heard the concept by eavesdropping on him and Omar, but he didn't need to know. "A pureblood means you possess great power, comparable to he-who-ruled, and we do not speak of such matters." "Why?" "Because no one likes to pour salt in open wounds." Adrian halts, hands in his hips, eyes guided to the sky. "Now, can we focus on finding Jo?" He resumes his climb, using the small trees to propel himself up the inclination.

He couldn’t keep forgetting her in each life. He, Azael Alarico De Leon, was the first vampire to manifest in her kingdom, in their first life. In that life, he was the little lonely boy, bullied and scorned, regarded by all as the sole error in an otherwise perfect world, while she was the holy maiden, worshiped and revered throughout the kingdom. If he was darkness, then she was light. He was known as the ‘evil egg,’ bred from darkness. A child born from the crack of a dark egg, with no origin or lineage.

I’m not in the mood to fall prey to a pure-blood just to satisfy Eyla’s fantasies. I let my head fall back. “What kind of research have you done?” “Admittedly, nothing…” She rubs the back of her neck sheepishly. Pure-bloods, created with the purpose of balancing nature, are the personification of everything that entails living. Seven Sins and Seven Virtues. I have my theories of which pure-blood lives up here, if any, and they aren't a Virtue. “For a girl so willing to seduce one, you don’t know an awful lot," I mutter, watching fresh blood trail down my leg, dribbling onto the rock.

Another lord leaner, with eyes like banked coals, leaned forward. “It cannot stand,” he said. “The child is half human. His blood is diluted. His body was raised among mortals, bound to a mortal spouse, and only recently forced into even partial awakening. We are not a court of sentiment. We are the oldest powers under this sky. A halfblood has no place on the seat you occupy.”

"You were an act of charity. A scentless, worthless human abandoned in the mud of the slums that we took in to serve our household. But the true blood has returned." Beside her stood Piper Ashford. The real daughter. The pure-blood heiress they had brought home three days ago from the northern sanctuaries to claim the seat, the title, and the bloodline rights that I had bled to maintain. Piper smirked, her wolf claws extending past her manicured nails with a sharp, sickening click.

"Since Mr. Blackwood mentioned the 'advantages' of being a pureblood, let me show you all something interesting." Behind me, a complex genetic comparison chart appeared on the massive screen. On the left was a normal werewolf, and on the right was a chart labeled "Blackwood Pureblood Sample." "This," I pointed to a fractured red band on the chart, "is your vaunted pureblood gene. It's riddled with hereditary diseases and emotional instability." "Your so-called 'nobility' is nothing but a genetic lie." I turned to Slade, my expression a mixture of pity and cruelty. "Your bloodline isn't a crown, Slade. It's a gilded cage on the verge of collapse."