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I had refused to eat while I was there for good reasons. “Thank you, umm I was curious as to when I would be able to leave? I need to get home and back to work.” I said. “Dr. Lewiston is on his way to see how you are. You are still a little pale, and your skin looks dull.” she said. “Umm I am not trying to be rude, but who are you?” I asked. “Oh, I am sorry, how rude of me. My name is Cora. I am the previous Luna of the pack. My son Ruari is the current alpha.” Cora told me.

I watched her, a gnawing feeling settling in my gut. Lykan leaned against the wall near me, his eyes tracking her like a hawk. “Tell them,” he said. “They deserve to know.” The woman glanced at him, and her lips pulled into a thin smile. “Of course.” She turned to us. “My name is Corra. I’m not part of this pack—not truly. I was planted here by your council over a year ago when rumors started to spread about Kairos’s resurgence.” My heart lurched. “You’re a spy?”

Alpha Rhyker sat at the head of the table, his posture was rigid, and his jaw was tight. His heir, Kael, sat to his right. He was still pale and recovering; his father had insisted he attend the meeting against every healer’s warning. Elder Harkin cleared his throat. “We begin with the matter of the rogue girl,” he said. Kael’s entire body tensed. Alpha Rhyker lifted one hand. “Her name is Korra.”

My blood runs cold and hot at the same time. “How do you know our names?” I demand. The woman stops a few feet away, lifting her chin. There’s power in her posture. Power in the way the others defer to her without a single word. She doesn’t answer right away. Then— “I am Kita.” The name hits like a thunderclap. For a moment, no one moves. The soldiers remain still. We remain still. But something shifts in the air. Korra’s voice comes out like gravel. “No. That’s not possible.”

“I am Korra Veldane, betrothed to Prince Vasska of the Second House.” Even her name sounded expensive. And she was a fiancée not a girlfriend. “I come bearing a message from your father.” Shock cut through the group like a blade. Even Quinn’s stance shifted. What was she talking about? My father, Alpha Romero, was a sea and barrier away. Safe in the heart of Vargrheim. She reached into her cloak and threw something toward Elio. Quinn moved before it reached him—snatched it from the air. A small sphere, smooth and dark, glowing faintly with red veins.

I’m a dragon prince, and my mentor and sister made sure long ago that I’d have the resistance to fight back. Kora, however, had been raised in undersea before becoming her father’s tribute to our twisted brother. She’s a queen, but one who built her skills from surviving hells much different than the ones I faced at court. Snapping out of my daze, I lift the box onto my shoulders. I’m not in human form, but we’ll deal with that once my family is safely stowed on the Merriweather. “KORA,” I shout the kraken queen’s name in a deep, bone-rattling bellow. “COME!”

No one made peace with anything, least of all Kora. "The best capacity for Kora is being ruler. She has been doing this for fifteen years, so she has the experience. She is a business graduate and a damn good CEO. I hear this Joanne chit doesn’t even have any affinity for business! Even worse than that, she is completely human! She doesn’t have any magic, unlike Kora. So what is she bringing to the table? What will she do as our leader? She can’t lead the clan’s company and she has no magic. She’s a waste," Heili spat in disgust just as the other elders' voice rose in cacophony.

My heart raced as I relived it. “I kept asking myself what home she meant. Ashwood is my home. Korra was my mother. Nothing else made sense. I forced myself to stand tall and asked her who she really was.” I drew a slow breath. “She told me she was my mother.” Kayla’s eyes widened slightly, but she didn’t interrupt. “I told her she couldn’t be. I said the only mother I had was already gone. Then I asked about Korra. That was when she said Korra wasn’t my real mother. She said Korra was her maid, my guardian, the one assigned to raise me here.”

“ Your parents did not want you to know what you are because they were afraid of what you are capable of doing. They made your sister promise not to tell you anything until the time is right. “ " Why do I feel like there are more things I have to know?“ " That is because it is true. It is time Corra. “ The priestess said and a strange wind blew. ..... PRESENT “ After that Corra's powers grew and she was able to defeat King Harbin during the Cold war. She got married to the prince and they grew the Storm lineage together. You see we're all descendants of Goddess Moona. All of us except you. “ Queen Minerva narrated.