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“I’ve seen it. The Core. It’s awake. And it knows you’re coming.” Clara nodded. “Then let it know we’re not running.” Ashani stepped forward. “We end it together.” Emily looked to the burning tunnel behind her—then to the path ahead. Roots twisted open. Welcoming them to the Root’s final nightmare. And at the center of it all… Varethkaal waited.

Damien offered us the smallest nod and said, “Damien Valecrest, from the House of Vale. Perhaps that rings a bell.” Then he stepped outside, closed the door, as the silence landed between me and Nathan for a several long seconds as neither Nathan nor I spoke. “House of Vale.” I stared at the air. I know that name. “I know that name,” I, Nathan, and Nyx said in chorus. A wolf who doesn’t know the House of Vale. Is an ignorant.

Answer me Vale! You think you can just slap me and walk back into his arms?! I know you're reading these! Miss Vale buried her face in her pillow, letting the screen glow repeatedly until the missed calls finally ceased. Exhausted, she eventually drifted into a fitful, restless sleep. When her morning alarm chimed at 6:00 AM, Miss Vale reached over to turn it off, planning to wake her daughter for school. But as her fingers unlocked the screen, her heart dropped into her stomach.

Ethan’s POV We stepped into a fairly filled bar and sat on a aisle close to the bartender, who looked like he’s had a long night. Noticing us as we sat at the aisle he began approaching us, “Evening Sir, Miss, what can I get you both?” He asked. I turned towards Mellisa, “I know just the perfect drink, may I?” It didn’t look like she in any way trusted my judgment. “Just give it a trial, if you don’t finish it you get to dare me to do anything” Upon hearing that her eyes began to sparkle; she smiled then nodded. “Two Ardbeg scotches please,” I told the waiter.

“Not for me. But for what we must protect. Noctaria has burned. It has bled. It has broken. But tonight… we remind the dark that we remember.” A cheer rang out—not loud, but fierce. The kind of sound born from survivors, not conquerors. And far above, the howl rang out a third time. This time, it sounded like it was coming from beneath the earth. From the gate. The Forgotten Vale lay ahead like a scar on the land. Jagged cliffs surrounded it. No vegetation grew. The stones bled faint red beneath the moonlight, as if remembering every drop spilled on its surface. Jayden studied it from the overlook. “So this is where it ends.”

The blaring sound of her phone rang through the air, making Vale's head pound as she grumbled sleepily. She opened her eyes and found that she was lying alone on the bed in her room. Vale rolled up from the bed and reached into the nightstand, grabbing her phone and saw J’s initial on the screen. “Hello?” “T, we’re on attacks!” his voice was in a rush. “What the hell?! How did they know about our new base?!” Vale gritted her teeth as she got up.

When the door shut, she ripped her wrist from his hand. "What do you want?" she growled. He pushed her by her shoulders to the wall. "Listen to me, you little brat, I have a lot riding on that boy. If he doesn't perform, Nightide will be furious. Do you even know who they are?" Hae Mina glared at him but shook her head. She had never paid much attention to Hae Jae-Woo when he spoke of them. She only knew they were currently popular and making a lot of money.

Vale is adept at using magic without a wand, but sometimes he finds it difficult to concentrate and always carries his wand. It wasn't as usual the streets in the middle of the night were so quiet, there were absolutely no people. The city center also seemed uninhabited, the merchants chose to close their shops rather than waiting for the arrival of the French army. All the inhabitants of Castile La Mancha strongly object to the killing of witches, the majority of their population is witches. Valir felt that the night was so tense, the night sky turned bloody red. He lifted his head to the sky, looking for a shining star to guide him to walk, but not a single star could be seen. Valir finall

I was impressed by how they were able to pull it off, but I couldn’t help but wonder if human blood was shed in turning the Cells into a reality. From the Cells, we were guided through a well-traveled pathway across a dark, murky wood, before we arrived at a very large clearing at the center of what seemed like a massive forest. Whispers from the guards who were escorting us to our destination informed me that we were at “The Vale”. I assumed that it was the Shade’s center of civilization. I guess I could say that it was the Blood Shade’s main town, built up of several structures, whose architectural styles were the likes I’ve never seen before – almost like a mix of modern and Victorian arc

He chuckled, "So you can relive some of those tensions." "No Val, no women tonight." And that got Valerian worried. "Are you alright?" He asked with concern in his eyes, I could see there were many other questions he'd want to ask but he was also sensing my mood. "Yes, let's just get an Inn and check in. I'd love to take in nature and there's no better place than here in Azurevale and Mistwood." Valerian led the way and we started looking for a good Inn for the night.