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“Get behind me.” Aurora reached for him instead. “No. I fight too.” The door exploded inward. Shadows poured into the room—figures cloaked in silver armor, their eyes glowing blue. Watchers. The battle had come to them. Aurora’s pulse pounded in her ears as the Watchers spilled into the room—five of them, clad in gleaming silver armor that pulsed with celestial light. Each one held a staff crackling with blue flame, their faces hidden behind masks etched with divine script. They didn’t speak. They didn’t need to.

I formed the outer wards with my Alpha energy to protect pack members from the war and supernatural attacks. It was the first line of defense the pack had. It was Blackthorn's shield. For the first time in years, it has collapsed. Even if we successfully break the dome, the covering that protected ordinary pack members is gone. Our people are more vulnerable to attacks. Nevertheless, the fight must go on. It's either we kill, or we'll be killed. I gave another order. West led the troops with the artifacts once again to the dome. This time the spark was so powerful that some died on the spot, many injured.

Earth, the newly terraformed Blackwood Wastes. The vibrant emerald grass that Scarlett’s miracle had brought to life was currently suffocating under a massive, blood-red shadow. High in the atmosphere, three colossal gothic dreadnoughts blotted out the sun. Forged from black iron and dark crimson glass, they looked like floating cathedrals of death, radiating an ancient, necrotic aura that made the newly grown pine forests below begin to wither. Valerius stood alone, outside the shimmering golden energy shield of the Sovereign Citadel.

The medicine had stilled the shaking, replacing the agonizing itch with a cold numbness that made me feel like I was made of iron. The sound of engines vibrated through the soles of my boots as three black armored SUVs tore through the mist of the estate gates, skidding to a halt in a perfect, intimidating line. There was no pack crest on the doors, only a faint, embossed sigil on the lead hood of the weeping eye of the Fallen Empire. This was a mark of the True Bloods.

His reputations was world wide as a man of justice, in this room he had the most seniority among the 3. By the end of that day, another annoucement comes through the radio's that, Free nations of Triangle Guilds will be sending their forces to aid Aeternum on their side of border, Dukedom of Angela also participate with the Eldest Daughter of Duchess Angela Weinstein, Angela Seraphim will lead the Black Rose Knightess to vanquish the Undead Horde, Hallerus Kingdom Duke Merrica Murr also will participate with opening his border to temporarily let in the refugees, Coalitions Of Scholar and Wizardly will also send their White Wizard squad and their students to aid all the infected border with m

"His name is Bashir, the Supreme Battle Warrior from a special outland organization. Bashir is known to be the strongest among hundreds of organizations in the outlands. On top of that, he's said to be immortal.” Adrian instantly frowned. An immortal? Immortality arts was said to be a power that had existed since ancient times, but he had never met an actual immortal before. Ever since finding the black metal below St. Elmer’s Church, he had suspected that immortals existed. He never expected to have his suspicions confirmed today. "Are you sure?"

Muscular and resolute, Liana’s steely gaze hinted at the countless battles she had endured, and her presence exuded an aura of raw, unbridled power. Next to Liana stood Rowan Blackthorn, a silent yet menacing figure known as the Shadow Reaper. His dark armor seemed to blend into the shadows, his movements quiet but deadly. Rowan was an assassin by trade, his abilities in stealth and precision killing unmatched in all of Somerland. He held a scythe in his hands that sent shivers to whomever looked at it.

I’ll be coming for him tomorrow Jason can have another day off. As we are wiping down the mat I notice a group of men deep in discussion still hanging about, scars trail up their arms to their shirt sleeves. A handful even have them on their faces. They must be Blood Moon pack warriors. No one else has warriors that tall, large, and ruthless. Dad clears his throat and I get back to our task at hand and help him carry the mat inside. Once put away we head home. I wave goodbye to Hudson and Bailey and walk with dad.

The one person I dread talking to. Shadows come around me, and within seconds, I’m in his realm in his throne room. The hooded figure sits on his throne made from bones. Death’s silver-gray eyes glow under the black hood. He’s in a full black robe with jagged sleeves. The room is all black stone, lit by fire on the walls in torches. Shadows swirl around. I’ve seen his true form before, but I’d rather not stare into the face of Death as he’s a scary fucker. Death holds his silver and black scythe in his right hand. A Howler pup sits near his throne as he loves his hellhounds. The coven calls them Howlers. Cerberus is his fucking favorite. I’m still not happy that fucker came after Ari. The as

“We will meet again.” And with that, the Death Wolf plunged the dagger deep into his own heart. “ Zanderrr noooooo!” Screams echo from behind but it was too late. A sharp gasp tore from his throat, his body arching as pain bloomed through him—not the agony of death, but the release of lifetimes. Shadows poured from his wound, spilling into the air like black mist unraveling from a broken soul. His knees buckled. The battlefield blurred. And then—there was only light.