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Chapter 122: A Shattered Victory
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The night stretched endlessly over the battlefield, shrouding the land in a heavy darkness that felt too thick, too unnatural. The fires of the fallen burned bright, sending smoke curling into the sky like whispers of the dead. The scent of blood and ash mixed in the air, filling Olivia’s lungs with something bitter, something final.Yet, despite the flames, the cold still clung to her skin.She stood alongside Ralph at the front of the pack, watching the fires consume the bodies of those they had lost. The Crestmoon wolves stood in silent rows behind them, their heads bowed in respect, their grief a heavy presence in the air. The crackle of burning wood was the only sound, save for the occasional quiet sob from someone mourning a fallen loved one.Olivia’s hands curled into fists at her sides.It should have felt like a victory.Amelia was gone. Her warlocks had been scattered or surrendered. The Crestmoon pack had survived.But the unease twisting in Olivia’s gut told her this wasn’
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The night stretched endlessly over the battlefield, shrouding the land in a heavy darkness that felt too thick, too unnatural. The fires of the fallen burned bright, sending smoke curling into the sky like whispers of the dead. The scent of blood and ash mixed in the air, filling Olivia’s lungs with something bitter, something final.Yet, despite the flames, the cold still clung to her skin.She stood alongside Ralph at the front of the pack, watching the fires consume the bodies of those they had lost. The Crestmoon wolves stood in silent rows behind them, their heads bowed in respect, their grief a heavy presence in the air. The crackle of burning wood was the only sound, save for the occasional quiet sob from someone mourning a fallen loved one.Olivia’s hands curled into fists at her sides.It should have felt like a victory.Amelia was gone. Her warlocks had been scattered or surrendered. The Crestmoon pack had survived.But the unease twisting in Olivia’s gut told her this wasn’
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The scent of burning wood and flesh lingered in the air long after the last pyre had crumbled to embers. The battlefield had been cleansed, but the ghosts of the fallen still clung to the earth, whispering in the silence. Olivia could feel them—shadows of lost warriors, echoes of the past.The pack was restless. Even with Amelia gone, the tension hadn’t eased. If anything, it had thickened, curling around them like a storm waiting to break. Olivia felt it in the way the wolves moved—how they glanced over their shoulders, how they spoke in hushed voices, as if afraid something unseen was listening.Something was listening.She had felt it again, just before dawn. A prickle against her senses, an awareness of something lurking beyond the reach of her magic.It was watching.Waiting.And she had no idea what it wanted.Ralph stood beside her, arms crossed over his chest as he surveyed the pack from the ridge overlooking their temporary camp. His golden eyes burned with thought, his jaw s
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Olivia’s blood turned to ice as the whispers curled through the air, slithering around her like unseen tendrils. The figures standing in the darkness didn’t move, yet their presence pressed against her chest, suffocating.She had heard her name spoken in many ways before—with reverence, with fear, with hatred—but this was different. This was something ancient. Something wrong.Ralph stepped in front of her, his body tense, golden eyes locked onto the creatures. “What the hell are they?”No one answered.Oliver let out a strangled gasp, his body still writhing against the shadows that clung to him. His claws scraped against the ground, but the more he struggled, the tighter the darkness wound around his limbs.“We have to get him out of there,” Maya hissed, her voice sharp with panic.Caroline’s eyes were locked on the figures. “They’re not attacking.”Yet.That was the word that lingered unspoken between them.They were watching. Waiting.Olivia forced herself to breathe. This was her
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The flickering candlelight cast eerie shadows on the walls of the healer’s quarters, but Olivia barely noticed. Her gaze remained locked on Oliver’s still form, watching every shallow rise and fall of his chest. The silence in the room felt suffocating, thick with unspoken fears.Maya hadn’t left his side, her fingers curled around his hand as if her touch alone could pull him back. Olivia wished it were that simple.“Has there been any change?” she asked softly.Mira, the healer, sighed and rubbed her temples. “No. He’s stable, but his mind…” She hesitated, searching for the right words. “It’s trapped. Whatever force is inside him is keeping him locked away.”Olivia’s jaw tightened. “And we don’t know how to wake him.”Mira shook her head. “Not yet. But we have to be careful. If we force him back before he’s ready, we might lose him completely.”A heavy silence filled the room.Olivia exhaled slowly, trying to push down the frustration gnawing at her insides. “There has to be a way.
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A heavy silence filled the chamber as Olivia stared at the dark version of herself seated upon the throne. The flickering blue torches cast eerie shadows across the stone walls, illuminating the cruel smirk curving on the other Olivia’s lips.Ralph moved first, stepping protectively in front of Olivia, his body tense like a wolf ready to pounce. “Who are you?” His voice was sharp, laced with fury. “You’re not Olivia.”The woman on the throne tilted her head. “Aren’t I?”Her voice was Olivia’s—but twisted, colder, carrying an unnatural echo that sent a chill down Olivia’s spine.“No,” Olivia said firmly. “You look like me, but you’re not me.”The other Olivia chuckled. “Oh, sweetheart,” she purred. “I am you. The part of you that you buried. The part you’re too afraid to face.” She stood gracefully, descending the throne’s steps with deliberate, confident strides. “Tell me, what did you think you’d find in Oliver’s mind? A simple lock to break? A key hidden in the shadows?” She tsked,
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Olivia’s breath was still unsteady as she sat on the edge of the healer’s cot, her fingers intertwined with Ralph’s. The warmth of his touch was the only thing anchoring her to reality after what they had just experienced.Oliver had woken up minutes ago, and Maya still hadn’t let go of him, her arms wrapped tightly around his waist. His breathing was shaky, his body weak, but he was alive. Alive and free.Yet Olivia couldn’t shake the feeling that something was still watching her. That she was still watching her.The dark version of herself—the one who had taunted her, threatened her, tried to trap her—wasn’t gone. Not really.“You did it,” Maya whispered, breaking the silence. Her voice was thick with emotion as she lifted her teary gaze to Olivia. “You saved him.”Olivia exhaled, shaking her head. “No. We did.” She turned to Ralph, squeezing his hand. “I couldn’t have done it without you.”Ralph didn’t speak right away. He was studying her, his golden eyes searching, as if trying t
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