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He wanted to tell Ethan to shut it and read a book if he really wanted to know more about them but Gwen had earlier warned him that he must answer all their questions and he must be nice to them. She went on a leave for a period of time as she was pregnant. "Shades is a separate division of Hero League that was brought up because Hero League needed a stronger mechanism to battle rogue heroes," Aiden replied and stood up, picking up their sheets as he walked towards the door. "You're free to leave now, I have another appointment," he told them and left. Ashley faced Suzanne. "Hey, you're a Rolex aren't you? How did you get your powers?" She asked.

My feet moved before I could think, heart hammering with each step. The kitchen. That’s where I found him. Kieran was crouched on the floor near the long oak table, surrounded by… toys. Actual toys. Plastic dinosaurs with teeth worn down, wooden blocks chipped at the edges, a ragged teddy bear missing an eye. He had them all spread out in neat little rows, like soldiers waiting for inspection. I stopped dead in the doorway. He didn’t look up at first. His pale hands moved carefully, arranging a green dinosaur beside a crooked stack of blocks. His lips moved silently, like he was talking to them.

Mine unfolds itself and reads aloud in my mother’s voice: “Celeste Valentina Morua, you kept the summer. Come keep the sky. Orientation begins when you’re ready. Classes begin when you’re brave.” The titanium half-pipe behind him lights up (runes racing along the coping in violet fire). I look at my pack. Seras is already smiling like sunrise. Lucian’s wings twitch with interest. Kayo’s tails are wagging so hard they blur. Rowan whispers, “I’m going to learn things that aren’t in any book.” Remy squeezes my hand once. Remy: “Coyote Club rule number seven: When the hidden city of the gods offers you a better fight than the Sky Court,

Whoever replied fastest would be him. Soon, my phone vibrated. It was Joseph. "Stay where you are and don't go anywhere! I'm coming to find you!" The next second, Paul also responded. "Get out of there right now! That man is highly intelligent, and your location is no longer safe. Run!" Joseph and Paul replied almost simultaneously, but their messages pointed me in completely different directions. Which of them was the hero? I looked up, hoping to see some hints from the comments, but there was nothing. Just as I hesitated, a new set of hurried footsteps echoed through the stairwell.

Peering around the corner, I found myself drawn into the heart of the unfolding drama, I heightened my hearing to listened in. From afar, I saw Rhea knelt before Hera, her voice trembling with urgency as she pleaded her case. And there, standing behind her like a guardian sentinel, was Kaida, radiating an aura of stern authority. She was ensuring Rhea remained firmly in her place. "I'm truly sorry, Lady Hera. I never meant any harm," I rushed out, my words tinged with urgency. "I didn't know about your allergies, and peanut sauce is standard in Nightspire. Moreover, there are alternative options on the starter menu such as stuffed mushrooms, crispy calamari, and a bruschetta trio. Since you

I was the only one still trapped in the hatred of three years ago. I lit the candles and bowed my head before them. "Mom. Baby. I saw them again. "Julian Sterling thinks I'm going to save him." I gave a cold laugh. "This time, I'll send them to hell with my own hands."

"You are not a human being. You are a Null. The distinction matters. In the eyes of the Conclave, you have fewer rights than a shifter's pet wolf. I am not telling you this to frighten you. I am telling you so you understand the game we are playing." I pushed my plate away. "Then explain the game." He walked back to the table but didn't sit. He stood at the head of it, looking down at me like a professor about to deliver a very grim lecture. "Rule one. You do not leave the estate grounds. The boundary is marked by iron gates and a ring of rowan trees. Cross it without me, and the voices will tear your mind apart within minutes. I've seen it happen to a Null before. It is not a gentle death."

"Son… I-I think I'm dying…" That single sentence wiped away every trace of hesitation in his eyes. He clenched his teeth and shoved me out the door. I stared at the closed door in front of me, bitterness rising in my throat. My phone buzzed in my pocket. It was a message from Keith. [Honey, I'm sorry. Mom was in real danger just now. Go stay at your parents' place for the night. I'll pick you up tomorrow. Don't overthink it. You're the one I love.]

******* ---------------- Somewhere --------------- Kian is still feeling bad. He can still hear his loved ones calling out to him. He's in another world. The world where the mythical creatures are. The place where the deities live. He is watching the different mythical animals. He befriended them since he was 10 and this place became his hideout. Some of them can change into human form. "My lord, you came." one of the creatures said. Kian can talk to them whether in their original state or human state. ..sulking again?"

"So let's talk about this Reckoning, shall we?" Atlas said as we moved into the other room. "I'm still looking for that food," Kiema said as she rubbed a hand over her belly. "But sure, let's talk about how we're all going to ascend into the new gods and goddesses. That won't bring about indigestion at all." Atlas chuckled as he took a seat next to Lukas on the smaller couch. "I'll keep an ear out for the food delivery. Does that work for you, Kiema?"