Moonbound Deception
for vengeance.
The wolves fell silent for a moment, then their forms began to shift: hands, feet, bones, and muscles reshaping in a painful but all-too-familiar process. Within a few breaths, they stood again as humans—bare-chested, their bodies trembling from the transformation and the tidal wave of emotion.
Kael panted, moving slowly, scanning his surroundings as if still unsure that this hell was real.
“Elena…” Kael murmured, not turning.
“I know,” Elena replied softly. She covered her mouth with a trembling hand, tears faintly visible in the corners of her eyes. “The children... the women... they were all here. This wasn’t just an attack… this was... a purge.”
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