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“The Ironclaw pack has someone who’s dabbled in the dark arts as a councilwoman. Do you want to die, Quinn?” “I’m telling the truth. Myrtle…. Is my sister. We both had a touch of a gift, and we wanted more so we went to Shadowbane.” My lips curl in a wicked smile because I know what happens after that. Anyone who goes to the Shadowbane pack has to pay a price, and their prices are ridiculously steep. “So what price did you pay in the pursuit of power?” She looks at me, her white eyes gleaming with unshed tears and her white hair now matted to her forehead. Filthy.

Shango wanted to find the nearest palmwine shed but the wiry Shetimma convinced him to at least change clothings to blend in as he was dressed out of century, so they changed cloths at a local clothing store, the salesman grinning like crazy as Orchid tampered with his brain fluids, it was unethical, but they had no way of paying after Shango threatened to rip his saucy tongue out of his head for daring to demand payment for service rendered. When they left the boutique, they were all garbed in presentable attires, Looking normal at least. Shettima took one look at the thunder god and sighed, nothing he wore was going to make him inconspicuous, even in his casual jeans and tees, he looked li

"Katrina..." I held up a hand to tell her to hold back. One of the figurines then shifted. He took a slow, almost elegant stride forward. His hood dropped down, exposing a pallid face and black eyes that were glowing strangely. I balled my fists up. "Who are you?" He grinned. And my veins froze at that smile. He whispered, "We are The Shadow Cult." "And we're here to get the kid." Like a razor, the words struck me.

"You're late for the feast, little wolf." The voice didn't come from the twins. It came from the trees. I spun, my wooden stake raised. A group of men and women stepped into the clearing. They didn't wear clothes; they wore shadows. Their skin was pale, mapped with scars that glowed with a faint, sickly violet light. Shadow-Pack. The Council’s ghosts. There were six of them, circling me with a slow, coordinated rhythm that spoke of centuries of shared kills. Their leader stepped forward. He was a man with a face like a cracked mask—one eye missing, replaced by a jagged scar. He smelled of stagnant water and cold iron.

However, his outfit was scary and made Willow even more terrified. Blood Shadow saw how sexy Willow was. His eyes were filled with excitement. "Where's the money?" Blood Shadow asked. "It's in the car. Can you really help me get rid of the eldest grandson of the York family, Derek York, and the leader of the Flying Dragons, Quentin Lane?" Willow asked. "I, Blood Shadow, always kill without being seen. I've done many jobs and have never failed my mission. The York family and the Flying Dragons are nothing to be afraid of. With enough money, I can even get rid of all of them tonight!" Blood Shadow said confidently.

SAKI Responded. “Let us meet where the stars gather, and where the sun has failed. The divine glass has been empty for too long.” Jared continued. “Yes my Lord.” SAKI responded. One could tell that as SAKI responded, he was bowing his head wherever he was. The tiger in Jared was beginning to find expression. He was the Leader of the Seven eyed dragon Mafia clan, drugs, death, was nothing new to them. But they had always operated under. That was how Jared got his nickname, SHADOW. He was never seen, never known.

From the center of the mist, a figure stepped forward. She was wearing a gown of grey silk that seemed to be made of falling ash. Her hair was no longer gold; it was a pale, dead silver, and her eyes were empty sockets filled with swirling grey dust. She held the Shadow-Shard of the Mother-Lode, but it was no longer black. It was the color of a cataract.

“Then mam, this package is for you. I have been given orders to only hand this over to Miss Emma Watson. So, please sign against your name.” “Ok.” Emma then signed the papers and took the package inside. She was still confused as to who might have sent it, since there was no sender name on the box. She carefully examined the box, to check whether it was safe for her to open or not. Once she confirmed that it's safe. She slowly and carefully opened the box. Her pupils grew bigger is surprise, and she was rendered speechless with the beautiful gown inside. She took the gown outside the box, and was mesmerized with its beauty. It was a black gown one shoulder off and others have the art of jewe