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"in that book, you would be able to learn all you need to know about me, including my powers, my battle with Cessi, Calixto true being, and why the womb of an Omega is important." "I am sure Omega's didn't exist back then." He poured himself a wine. "They didn't. Omega's only existed after Cessi decided to listen to the prayers of all five kingdoms, after years of suffering them with droughts and famine. She's petty." "That's the same as what's written in the current enchiridion," I replied, opening the book. "This would probably take me a whole day to read." "You can take as much time as you want," he took a sip of his wine. "I, after all, have ceased time. Even if you spend a week in here,

Adele "Are you sure you don't want me to stay with you?" Orella asked worriedly, wrapping a protective arm around my shoulders. "No. I just want to take a bath and sleep, that's all." "I understand... What about seeing a doctor for a moment?" "I don't need one. I'm not that weak." I know I'm an omega woman, but I'm also a werewolf from the Grayfang pack. I'm not fragile, no matter how I look.

"Council orders. You hit our grid, we hit your weak spots. Omegas are the key. One sip and boom. Uncontrollable. Drives the whole city mad." One of the rescued Omegas lunged forward despite her pain. "You bastard. My sister's out there right now, screaming. What kind of monster poisons the water?" "Monster that wins," he shot back. Jax arrived then, wiping sweat from his brow, a fresh cut on his cheek. "Avery, med team's overwhelmed. We got maybe a hundred pulled in safe but reports say five thousand showing signs already. Alphas going feral in packs. One group nearly stormed a bakery because an Omega hid inside."

There was little chance of starting a major fire here, and it was a little more sheltered since there were plenty of trees blocking the wind. Now, she stood on the edge of the water, her palms together and her elbows out, like some sort of yoga pose. Sweat dripped from her hairline as she glared at a book lying on the ground. It was an old copy of The Omega’s Role, which was an outdated take on Alpha and Omega dynamics—it basically advocated that Omegas should be happy to die for their Alphas if the Alpha wanted to brutally murder them. As such, it wasn’t one that we cared about damaging if this went wrong. Ruby glanced at me from the corner of her eye.

"How were you created? Tell me." "Through magic alone. There is more to your powers than peace and stabilization. You can bend the universe to your will as well. Omegas existed long before Alphas, and the first of your lineage uncovered secrets tied to the roots of life itself. I was created from a fraction of that power," the One Tree explained further. This was everything I needed. Everything that changed how I viewed myself and the world around me. This was how I could help Kai stop the war. After all, I wasn't useless, nor merely a witch with no value to the world.

Her eyes flit across my face focusing on my cheek and eyes before she nods and sits back down. "Fine. But I want a decent answer to my question. I don't want to hear a cope out," Chloe snaps, and I nod. "I rejected you because my mom had pointed out the fact that omegas are untrained. She said that even though we are experiencing a time of peace, that doesn't mean a war can't happen. She made me worry for my mate's safety. I wanted to protect you. That night after you left me standing in the omega hall, Dad handed me a history book I had at my disposal for years. The book had been in my office just collecting dust, and if I had only read it, it would have put the fears my mother gave me to r

“Yes, My Lord. We also made a discovery. It appears that her return to Crescent Moon Pack has something to do with a book named Codex Lunaris. It seems like there she has a connection with the book, maybe it has to do with her powers.” Codex Lunaris. I hadn’t heard of such a name before. To be honest the book and what it contains didn’t seem to bother me, what bothered me was the fact that she was sharing a room with Rowan. I pictured Rowan’s hands on her waist, his mouth on her throat, her fingers tangled in his hair while she whispered his name the way she used to whisper mine. My claws lengthened without permission as they scraped grooves into the oak. The curse purred in approval.

"My mother cheated on her husband, the then alpha of the Chicago Pack, and apparently with a sorcerer, having me. Really, how else would I have been born an omega? My supposed parents weren't exactly wolves of the lowest rank." Lexie was clear on this one. Belinda's final words had been meant as a jab at her, who had been born an omega simply because her parents were one. It felt like a low blow, especially coming from someone who was supposed to be her best friend. However, Lexie also recognized that Belinda must be going through a lot. It wouldn't do to judge someone who was likely suffering by what they said.

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Above us, the stars twinkle to a silent song as the moon continues to cast its pale haunting glow on us. We have to hurry to look for food before the sun comes up. It will be dangerous then. Dangerous, yes. We are living in dangerous times. Many moons ago, our pack was overtaken by another, the Blood Stone Pack. And now, those from Blood Stone control everything. From the money we earn to the place we stay and to the food we eat. Everything goes through them. And every once in a while, they will storm our village and drag omegas away with them. It doesn’t matter whether the omegas are still young, and it matters not if they scream and beg for mercy. Those who get torn away from their loved o