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Toward the truth that had been waiting for her since before she was born. Behind her, carved in the ancient stone, new words appeared in glowing script. The merger awakens. The heir claims her blood. And the Silver Queen's reign ends where it began. With a Nightshade standing at the gates.

"The Crescent Kingdom. Their royal family was slaughtered three months ago." No one spoke, because everyone understood. This wasn't the beginning. They were already losing. The Shadow Wolf was ahead—far ahead. And somewhere deep beneath the kingdom, ancient red eyes opened. A monstrous smile spread across a face hidden in darkness, and for the first time in a thousand years, the Shadow Wolf stepped out of his prison. Only one sentence escaped his lips: "Bring me the heir." **🌚 Next Chapter: The Fall of Blackthorn City** — *Killian and Seraphina lead the defen## Chapter 19 — What the Beast Wants

“The shadow world operates in a similar manner to the mundane world. We have kings and queens and armies and wars just like on earth. Your mother is more than just a shadow walker. She is of royal lineage. Your grandfather, King Rufus, is coming to the end of time for the use of his mundane body. When that happens, he will no longer be allowed to rule, but will remain in the shadow world as an elder. It won’t be long before his replacement will have to step in and assume responsibility. Alison, that replacement is you.” Alison looked at him as if he had ten heads. First, she was told she was a shadow walker and now she was told she was their princess? Maybe Vanessa was right. Maybe t

She convulsed, desperately clawing at herself as the black shadowy smoke took control, causing her hands to blacken and her fingernails to break off. The shadow lifted her into the air, and went limp. It then exited from her body, having gotten what it wanted. Min-Shi’s body fell back to the ground with a thud. The Queen was lying on her bed with a talisman attached to her skirt as instructed by Mi-sook. Just as before, the shadow entered and creeped under her covers, placing Min-shi’s child inside of her. Everything went as per Mi-sook’s plan. It was confirmed that the Queen is pregnant. But Mi-sook had one last thing to take care of.

"One of you sold our sister’s life for a seat at a Shadow Queen’s table." ​Elara stepped out from the circle of her brothers, her silver eyes glowing with a faint, residual violet light. "I don't care about your excuses. The Shadow Queen is coming, and she has a key to our front door. If any of you have a shred of loyalty left to the Thorne name, you will speak now. Or I will let my brothers handle the interrogation." ​Orion stepped forward, cracking his knuckles, but before anyone could speak, a cold wind swept through the Hall. The copper moon outside was suddenly eclipsed by a sliver of absolute black.

I whispered, hot tears pooling rapidly along my cheeks. The sharp click of the doorknob turning instantly paralyzed me with fear. Hearing the heavy, distinct footsteps of the monster approaching the bed, I renewed my frantic struggles against the ropes. "I wouldn't even bother trying that if I were you, my love," Archie murmured smoothly. When I snapped my head in his direction, I was met with a sickening, triumphant grin. He looked genuinely amused by the sight of me lying there completely defenseless.

"Because I'm not like you." The queen moved closer. "I don't carry the Shadow." "Then what?" "The first darkness." Luna felt the Shadow inside her recoil. *Danger.* She took a step backward. The queen smiled. "You hear it." "Yes." "It remembers me." Luna shook her head. "No." The queen's eyes narrowed. "You don't believe me." "I don't trust you." "Smart girl." The queen raised her hand. The ground beneath Luna cracked. She jumped away. Kael attacked.

Her voice wavered, but her grip never faltered. “I’m here,” I said, my own voice a growl of defiance. “Stay with me.” The darkness wasn’t just emptiness. It pulsed with a rhythm—like a heartbeat—and the air smelled of ozone and old blood. Shadows twined around us, each one whispering promises of despair and triumph. The Queen must burn. The Shadow must kneel. The world will never be free.

“I don’t know. I don’t know. I don’t know!! I swear. Please, believe me.” “What sort of piece of shit are you? Tell me!!!” “I don’t know. I swear.” “Miley!” “Shadow.” Ibrahim nudged Shadow’s head with his knee. “We are at the good part. Let me– fine…” She backed down because Ibrahim glared at her. “Juvi.” Juviana halted, turning her face to Shadow. Her complexion softened. “Yes, Shadow?” “Unfortunately, the queen doesn’t know.” “What?!” She shifted her eyes at Shadow once again. “She doesn’t know.”

But as soon as I reached out, a wall of shadow erupted between us, slamming into me so hard I hit the ground. The darkness wasn’t just a barrier. It was alive. It hissed in a voice that slithered like smoke. > “You shouldn’t have come here, little Alpha.” I lifted my head, and there she was. The Queen of Shadows stood at the edge of the platform, her eyes like twin storms of violet and silver. Her long cloak flowed as if made of mist, her expression serene—but I could feel the power radiating from her, deep and cold as the ocean.