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"So that's why you have so many weapons in the fireplace room, and all this." I took some time to study all the notes Elgar had given me. Everything about witches and the ritual of the last full moon in a hundred years was clearly depicted in these thick, worn-out papers. Including the route to the hills that were often used as a ritual site. The hills were located far to the south. It requires crossing a large river and vast grasslands and rocks to reach the place.

Asher's POV He found her late one stormy night in the dead of Summer, sitting underneath an oak tree in a torrential downpour. Her tiny frame shivered as she stared blankly straight ahead unaware of anything around her. He noticed that her pale white arms that wrapped themselves protectively around her knees were covered in dark red marks that resembled the shape of fingers, almost like someone had grabbed her much too hard. Her blank face sported nasty red welts that looked to be made by an object rather than a hand. Her long blonde hair that hung around her face and body had hints of blood in it from a wound just above her eye that hadn't quite been washed away by the rain.

"It needs blood. Royal blood. Silvermoon blood. That is why the wolf was killed. The Dark Wolf is feeding. Growing." Kael steps forward. "Then we hunt it. Before it grows strong enough to attack the palace." "We do not even know where it is." But I do. I feel it. A pull in my chest. A whisper at the edge of my mind. Come to me, daughter. I have waited so long. "I know where it is." Everyone looks at me. "The Dark Wolf is in the borderlands. Where I first awakened. It is calling me." Kael grips my arm. "It is a trap."

Bag packed, expression set in that grim determination I’d seen during battles we weren’t supposed to survive. “This better be worth missing Seraphine’s warmth,” he muttered, handing me one of the flashlights we’d grabbed from storage. “It is,” I said, clicking mine on. The beam cut through the dark. “The Realm of Shadows holds the origins of the Mark. We will go to the halls of dread just outside of Norsen at the banks of the shadow river. The old warlock beastiary definitely has answers. If there’s a way to remove it, or control it, it’s there.”

The second it touches my skin, the crown flares behind my eyes: Crown HUD: Tenth Piece Acquired: Heart of the Thermal Wolf Crown Integrity: 10 / 47 New Passive: “Hellfire Veins” – geothermal energy within 500 m can be converted to blood-lightning fuel We run. Up rusted ladders, through service tunnels, out into the freezing December night. Al’s voice follows us like jazz on the wind. Al: “Tell Elowene the Big Man still collects, sweetheart!” We pile into Remy’s truck and peel out toward the quarry, tires screaming.

"I now realize why finding him is crucial. He is Lycanthrax, and not just that, he is the only one strong enough to fight the Darklord!" Her revelation sent a shockwave through me. I began to realize what our connection meant. Viviana raised her hand, and from above her bookshelf, a scroll flew into her grasp as if drawn by an invisible force. She held it up and unwrapped it with a sense of purpose. "Do you have his blood?" she asked, her gaze fixed on me. I nodded and retrieved the small bottle containing the remains of his blood. Viviana opened the scroll to reveal a detailed map of Shadowbrook. She carefully dripped three drops of blood onto the center of the map and chanted, "Reperio Ves

Dahlia pointed out and I nodded. “We just need all the materials and a spot where the blood moon will shine directly on" I murmured and Axel nodded slowly. “What are the materials?" Axel questioned. “We need a lot of hybrid's blood, a witch, a chalice, two silver chains. Everything else can be easy to get except the hybrid's blood" I murmured. “I can get that" Axel uttered and Dahlia punched his chest slightly. “Ow! why did you do that?" He questioned and she glared at him.

“Give us the fang’s counterpart, the tear, and we finish the ritual here. Together. No blood spilled unless you force it.” Darius laughed, soft, chilling. “The tear?” He reached into his tunic, pulled out a small crystal vial. Inside: a single frozen tear, silver, shimmering. “I took it from your mother’s crypt the night Jorah failed. Preserved. Waiting.” Kael growled, low, lethal. “You defiled her grave.” “I borrowed what was needed,” Darius answered calmly. “The fang you carry. The tear I hold. And the blood…” His eyes locked on Elara. “Yours. Willingly given. Or taken.”

Zephyr Khan took out two jade bottles from his body. This was the cream from the pool where the Blood-refining Enchantress lived. It was better than ordinary elixir. Moreover, it was not just that. After the energy accumulated by the Blood-refining Enchantress over the years, this also led to the effect of increasing the blood vigour.

“It’s already getting colder.” Time here seems to go by really slow, the same as my potion making lessons. I have been going at it nonstop this past week and keep making the same mistakes. It is difficult to know if I am exceptionally bad at it when my point of comparison is the almost perfect Lada. Thankfully, today another elf returned from a 50-year trip to the northern region with an extremely rare grimoire and the Mothers did not want to wait a second to decipher it, which gave me a deserved day off.