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“If your grandfather found out, I could easily see him using his resources to just… take over. And that would be a disaster. This has to be done my way, and that’s all you need to know.” She nodded. “I get it, I think. Next question… can your tablet get us into the tower without getting us killed?” I unlocked it again and looked through the apps. There… an app that brought up a blueprint of the entire city. “Actually… I think it can,” I said, showing it to her. “This… how the hell could you have this much detail?” she asked. “You said you weren’t a part of the government!” “I’m not. The closest explanation… before the crash, things weren’t always perfect. On occasion, things broke and had to

Something calculated. They’d destroyed the Silverwatch Monument in the southeastern territory—a sacred site built to honor the first bloodline of that pack’s founding wolves. Statues broken. Stones overturned. The marble obelisk that bore the names of ancestors was smeared with what looked like crude markings—deliberate, almost taunting. I stood with a few of my elite guards at the edge of the site, the faint light of early morning glinting off cracked stone and scattered debris. The air was sharp, carrying the early signs of frost. My boots crunched against bits of granite as I slowly stepped through the wreckage.

“Be careful, Jessica. The nexus amplifies intent. If this weaver is calling you, she wants something—your spark, your will, maybe even your life.” The path ended at a circular platform, its surface etched with runes that glowed crimson, forming a spiral that pulsed like a heartbeat. At its center stood a single, jagged obelisk, its surface reflective, like polished obsidian. The crimson star hung directly overhead, its light bathing the platform in a bloody hue. “This is it,” Bryan said, his spectral light dimming as he studied the obelisk. “The heart of the convergence. Whatever’s coming, it starts here.”

Anger and pain seemed to rip through reality itself as the sentinel's voice shouted. A dazzling light flooded the cavern as the obelisk broke and splintered. Their bodies struck the ground with bone-jarring power as the group was flung back. The obelisk vanished as the light dimmed, to be replaced by a throbbing, deep emptiness that appeared to pull in everything in its path. Below them, the earth started to give way. "Run!" As they scurried back towards the tunnel they had came from, Zara yelled and grabbed Lyra's arm.

The Council could wait. The eastern wards ran along the old trade road, a line of stone obelisks that hummed when they were healthy. Elena had maintained them herself for years. The first three were fine. The fourth was cracked. Not broken. Cracked. Like something had hit it and moved on. Elena knelt and ran her fingers over the fissure. The ward-light inside was dim, flickering. “Hollowborn,” Kael said. He’d found a bootprint in the dirt. Small. Wrong.

"You are nothing. You were born from death, and death is all you'll bring." Those words have followed Zara Cole every single day of her seventeen years alive. Her mother died bringing her into the world, and her father - the Beta of Ironveil Pack - never let her forget it. While her brother trains to inherit their father's title, Zara trains in the dark. Alone. Unseen. Better than all of them. She is the top student. The fastest warrior. The girl nobody looks at twice. Until the day everything changes. When a transfer student named Mira walks into the pack training and decides - for reasons Zara cannot explain that she wants to be her friend, the walls Zara built brick by

“The shard’s power… it was meant to remember. And we buried it. We used it to rule instead of to guide.” Veyla stepped forward. “Now that you’ve seen, you must choose. The obelisk is no longer just memory. It can become a beacon—or a prison. It can restore the unity we lost… or it can destroy everything, if misused again.” Aria’s heart pounded.

The pair had familiarized themselves with the meteorite's interior, so they quickly located the Apex Obelisk. This Apex Obelisk was similar yet different from the one in Wonder's world. It was covered in dense inscriptions, which were the root of all things. Each inscription represented something different. Adrian located the inscription that represented life—the key to restoring the vitality of all things.

He moved from one reference to the next, his shoulders hunched, his face hidden from me. I noticed the crystal had been ground into fine dust. The glowing blue shards were gone, replaced by a pale powder scattered across a glass dish. I picked it up and turned it in the light. Vex did not look up. "The crystal was grounded, crystallized, then treated with a stabilizing agent before I added it to the samples. It allows for better absorption. More accurate results."