Kaizen entered his father's office, his gaze instantly descending on Lucien and Maverick, who were occupying the two vacant seats while his father was seated on the other side of the large table in his office. “You sent for me.” His tone was monotonous as usual.“Yes. Your brothers and I have been conferring and we believe you are the right contender.” He looked at Lucien and Maverick—both of them had ass-eating grins on their faces and ridiculous gleams hoofing in their eyes. “You see, the Alpha Ink of Crystalheart Pack’s daughter lost her mate to a recent rogue attack and this has put her wolf into despair. This can only be solved if she gets a new mate, which is why her father has reached out for my assistance and asked for my son's hand in mateship with her.”Kaizen didn't need him to continue. Instantly, his crimson eyes were obscured and his hands wadded into fists. “I am a Sage.” “It doesn't matter.” He waved his hand dismissively. “There have been instances where Sages hav
It was early in the morning, and Roxanne found herself back in the forest, trying to find the lake Revna had taken her to, but no matter how many turns she took, she kept coming up to dead ends.She sighed in frustration. She could swear this was the path Revna had taken. She wasn't dense enough to forget something that easily; even if it was a spooky forest, Roxie swore she would have never entered alone if she hadn't been kidnapped and brought to a place with no human civilization. It didn't matter what technology they had. With a beaten sigh, Roxie spun and trekked back and then out of the forest. Revna has said ordinary people couldn't find the lake and there was nothing particular about her. Roxie returned to her room, finding Bloom pacing from one corner to the other while beating her nails in sheer panic but immediately seemed relieved when their eyes met."Thank the goddess; I was worried you would miss breakfast again. You can't be lucky twice, Roxie!” The omega squealed. “
It was the day of the mating ceremony. Kaizen sighed as he looked up at the dark sky. The moon's light was gentle and it shone brightly on the crowd of werewolves that gathered around the bonfire.It was that time of the year when werewolves who were of different ages and came from different packs came together to find their mate. The time of year when strangers become bonded forever. The worries and cares of the world seemed to fade away, leaving only the present. The bonfire and the moon. He was envious.And in the middle of the crowd and dancing around the bonfire were the champions; Kaizen's eyes were only fixed on one of them, Roxanne.She looked pretty under the moon in her delicate silks and sheer outfit. He watched the way her black hair shimmered as she bounced and the way her hips moved to the beat of the drums. It was enthralling. And she appeared joyful as she danced with the other girls. It was the happiest he had ever seen her when she wasn't being flirtatious and charmi
Alpha Ink of Crystalheart Pack’s daughter was dead.Standing among the other Sages, Kaizen stared at the body lying on the bed with an expressionless look. Her body was white as snow, like every drop of blood had been drained; her pupils were wide and white; and at the corner of her mouth were blood stains.“It's poison. The smell is nauseating.” Ciel examined without getting close to the corpse with a grimace. “There's signs of struggle. She must have suffered before death. Whoever did it is malicious.”Jarvis sauntered over to the little table beside the bed and picked up an empty glass. He brought it to his nose and sniffed. He immediately grimaced in disgust and walked back, extending the glass to Kaizen. “It's a monkhood and wolfbane.” Kaizen took the glass from him and sniffed under his nose and indeed it was a monkhood fixed with wolf-bane, the deadliest form of poison for a werewolf.“Do you know what this means?” Azrael stated but was interrupted when the loud sound of reson
Reyna entered the packhouse library with a determined look and went straight for the first section but as soon as she grabbed a book off the shelf, a head popped out of nowhere, causing her to jerk in startle and the book fell to the ground with a thud.“Sorry, I didn't mean to scare you.” Cein giggled at the look on her face and he walked out of his hiding place.“Very funny,” the redhead snorted and picked up the book from the floor. She read the title and realized it wasn't what she sought. She placed it back in its position and grabbed the next book but suddenly, Cein was in front of her, smiling wide and large, just like the glasses on his face. Reyna ignored him with a tsk.She wondered why the brothers chose to embarrass themselves with these glasses when they did not need them. Werewolves have sharp senses; it was like insulting the moon goddess's intelligence by using those human tools. “What are you looking for? I can help you.” Cein offered his help, watching the redhead w
Roxanne loathed physical training more than the next person. She wished she could stay at the back and remain concealed behind the rest of the girls, but she knew with Kaizen's gawking eyes that she couldn't escape even if she strived.“Roxanne.”Roxie sighed at the sound of her name and hauled her legs to the center of the field, where her opponent waited for her like a piece of meat. She looked at Kaizen, who stood at the side. She gave him a pout but he rolled his eyes. She looked back at her opponent; there was a glint in the champion’s eyes as she looked at Roxie who grimaced at the sight.Roxie swallowed hard, her throat dry and her mind raced with strategies that she wasn’t sure would work, but there was nothing wrong with trying. She only needed to survive this once and go back to her bed. She got into a fighting stance.Suddenly, her opponent was lunging forward. She swung a wild punch aimed at Roxie’s head, who barely ducked in time as her fist grazed the top of her hair. Ro
Kaizen sauntered down the rails of stairs that led to the basement of his home, dragging along with a heavy iron chain.It was that time of the month again. 29 of each month, to be precise. That time of the month when the darkness inside of him grew and became unbearable—a creeping dread feeling he knew too well. Kaizen felt it in his bone; it was there—that familiar tightening of his chest and the gnawing hunger that sluggishly began to consume him from the inside and slowly made its way outside.He walked into the basement; it was dark with a rotten smell in the air and chains hanging from the wall heavy and rushed, their links thick and malicious. He remembered the days he had spent alone in this basement, every 29 of each month, caging the monster within him from coming out to play.Kaizen remembered the first time he shifted. He was just a 14-year-old boy who thought he was abnormal for not growing up the same way the rest of his peers did. He remembered that day vividly. He had
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