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The three immediately came out and jumped across the illusory gate leaving the place. “Once that creature gets out of there there will be no more Heaven's Cliff! That place will disappear and if we don't get out soon we'll have a hard time getting out of there!” Drex said. "How do you know?" "The Lycans have almost the same world portal, the difference is that Heaven's Cliff is an abandoned place to exile those creatures!" The three of them hid behind a hill when Abere came out, the veiled woman walked slowly and then the two large stones of the illusory gate disappeared. A gust of wind opened her hood, her face looked much different than imagined.

"This is blasphemy! Go get the Alpha. His little mate is throwing a tantrum again." "Blasphemy?" I scoffed. "Ninety-nine failed marking ceremonies—that's blasphemy against the Moon Goddess!" As expected, the council hall door was soon thrown open. Kaelen stood in the doorway, his chest heaving, clearly having run all the way. "What's going on?" He looked around, his gaze finally landing on me. "Lyra, what are you doing? What's with the outfit?" I straightened my back, looking him directly in the eye. "I am requesting to dissolve our destined mate bond, Kaelen. I am leaving the Blackrock pack."

Carl clung to my lifeless body, refusing food, refusing water. I had no idea how long he stayed like that. The air was thick with decay, the stench unbearable. I had no choice—I entered his dream. He held me tight, whispering over and over, "Yara, don't leave me." I stroked his back. "Let me go. I don't want my body rotting away—it'll be horrible. Please... cremate me. Scatter my ashes into the sea. That's my last wish."

A lie. “No, you’re not,” he replied, jaw set. I tried to speak again, but the world tilted. My vision blurred, my chest tightened. Something was wrong. “Aries,” I whispered, voice trembling. “Something’s… wrong.” “I know,” he said, his hands gently wrapping around mine. “It’s the globe. It’s still draining you. The healers say it’s why you’re not healing. And now that you’re weak…” He didn’t finish. He didn’t need to.