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By the third day, the dark realisation that neither Nakoa or I are cut out for this hits, as we sit at the mouth of the cave, staring out through the valley. "This isn't worth it anymore, Akara," she mutters hopelessly. It feels strange hearing her voice, since we haven't spoken in hours, opting instead for the constant soundtrack of wind whipping past the mouth of the cave. "Let's just turn back before we are no more than corpses in this snowy labyrinth." "The map says we are in the Snow Demon's territory. He's got to be around here somewhere," I say. If we leave...Nakoa and I both know that means I may never see Marek again.

Third Person's POV Elijah and I arrived at the place Erenea was referring to. It is a hut made of dry branches and leaves. Elijah couldn't imagine how Erenea had built it but he didn't waste time thinking about it. It's getting dark around here and it's not good for Elijah to go around looking for the relic. "I-I'm not going to bring a lot of stuff." Turan of Erenea. Elijah didn't respond because he expected it to have no important use here.

The bridge trembled, cracks forming beneath their feet. “Move!” Elysia shouted, grabbing Alex’s arm and pulling them forward. The group sprinted toward the anchor as the bridge began to collapse behind them, Morgana’s laughter growing louder with each step. End of Chapter 32 This chapter brings the group to the edge of the Rift, where the stakes are higher than ever. With the final anchor in sight and Morgana’s influence growing stronger, the stage is set for an epic confrontation.

You get your mate and it changes your life. This book will merge with book 1. Hunter and Hannah's journey is in book 3. Will take place when he gets home and wakes up. Look for Book 3 to the series August 1st

Out of the underground hall, through tunnels, until we emerged into a massive chamber buzzing with voices, lanterns, velvet curtains, and the thick stench of perfume and money. The auction. I heard Mara crying somewhere nearby. Lila sniffled in another cage. I pressed my face against the bars and whispered, “Hey, hey, I’m here. I’m right here.” “Rowan?” Mara whispered shakily. “I’m scared.” “I know,” I murmured. “I know. Just… breathe. Please breathe.” Lila whimpered, “They’re scary.” “I know, sweetheart,” I said. “I’m going to get you out. I swear. I’ll get you out.”

“Cephas, take the rear and Ravenna, keep the thread strong!” “I’m trying, Alpha,” the witch gasped. “The maze is feeding on your pain.” Raiden growled fiercely. Push through it. She needs you. I kept looking around and silently prayed to the Moon goddess to show us the way out of all this chaos. As if to tell me she’d answered my prayers… I finally looked far into the heart of the maze. There, towering stone stood as an archway and was covered in glowing malevolent runes. A riddle was carved deep into the stone, pulsing with dark energy:

Tonight, it felt like a cage. I went to my desk, pulling out the files I’d been working on. But they couldn’t hold my attention. My mind kept drifting back to Nico—his sharp eyes, his dangerous charm. The way he made me feel like I was walking a tightrope, one misstep away from falling. I stared out the window, watching the city below. There were so many games being played, so many people with hidden motives. And I was right in the middle of it all. But I knew one thing for sure: I couldn’t afford to trust anyone—not even Nico. Not yet. I had to find out what he was hiding. And when I did, I would be ready.

’ He growls. I might try to sleep on it… Although there’s not a part of me that wants to sleep, not knowing where she is or how she is… I’m drifting off into a troubled sleep when I’m snapped awake by someone mind linking me. ‘Zed?’ It’s Kash. ‘Yeah?’ I reply. ‘There isn’t anything in the books regarding a cure, but the third book has a passage which is insinuating destruction...’ He hesitates and trails off. ‘Spit it out!’ I snarl dangerously.

My heart sank hearing him say kids, it just made me wonder even more how much of a plan those people have put together. I heard low growls behind me and it only made him laugh harder. "Oh nice puppies. Big dogs. Like horses.'' Malachi laughed. "Yeah, he isn't all there anymore. We need to get a look inside his head." I said looking at Alley. She nodded and together we walked forward to stand behind him. I rested my hand on her shoulder while she held her hands close to the side of his head. I knew she didn't want to touch him. I closed my eyes and when I opened them there was nothing but darkness. It was hot as hell in here but it was pitch black and completely silent. I looked around and sq

The runes ignited, one by one, in violet fire. The air thickened. Wind howled. The soil trembled beneath their feet. And then—the altar cracked open. A blinding surge of light shot upward, tearing through the mist. The ground split, and a small obsidian chest rose from within, glowing faintly red. Inside lay a single black-bound book wrapped in silver chains—the Book of the Damned. Kael stepped forward slowly. “After all this time…” He reached toward it— —and the forest screamed. A flare of silver light cut through the trees as figures emerged from the mist—The Order. Dozens of cloaked hunters, blades drawn, crossbows gleaming with runes.