Marked By Hell
The faint light in the ruins began to shift, dawn's gentle glow seeping through the tangled vines and broken arches like a whispered promise, painting the ancient stone walls in hues of soft gold and shadow.
Elizabeth felt the change before she saw it, a subtle warming of the air that mirrored the heat building within her, the scent of damp earth and moss mingling with the forest's quiet breath.
Her hand, already resting against Malachor's chest, began to move of its own accord, gliding slowly over the firm plane—a deep, resonant thrum echoed the pulse of the mark on her skin. Each beat pulled at her, drawing her deeper into the connection, her fingers splaying to feel the warmth radiating f
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