The White Wolf Luna
“They’re here to witness.”
“Witness what?” Rowan demanded, his blade slicing through a form that dissolved into mist, only to reform a step away.
Elyra’s scars pulsed in time with the drum, and her voice was a low growl. “The end of choice. The end of us.”
A new fracture split the mosaic, wider than the seam, and from it poured a tide of void-black energy, not light but its absence, swallowing the silver threads. The forms multiplied, their silent gazes pressing harder, and the drumbeat became a roar, shaking the Veil until the mirrors above shattered into dust. A voice—not a chorus, but a single, deafening tone—spoke from the fracture.
Bab Populer