The soft morning light spills into Clara's elegantly furnished bedroom, casting a warm glow on the floral-patterned wallpaper and antique furniture. Clara, the woman who was still unaware about the news, sat with flowing auburn hair and delicate features, sitting at her vanity, meticulously applying her makeup. Her reflection in the ornate mirror displayed a calm facade, but her eyes betrayed the hint of unease that has lingered in her heart for days. The air in the room seems heavy with anticipation, as if the world outside knew something Clara doesn't. Suddenly, the door creaked open, and a tall, solemn butler named James stepped inside, his face etched with grief.James walked inside and informed with his voice trembling. “Miss Clara, there's... there's something I need to tell you.” Clara stopped her meticulous makeup application, her heart skipping a beat. She turned to face James, her eyes wide with concern.Clara looked at him, totally concerned. “James, what's wrong? You look
Rancel, still adorned in her elegant mourning attire, sat alone in her lavishly decorated bedroom. The room was filled with somber shades of black and gray, the grandeur of her surroundings serving as a stark contrast to her grief-stricken state. A small, delicate portrait of Eskaal rested on her nightstand, and she gazed at it with a mixture of sorrow and anger. Her eyes were red from crying, and her hands trembled as she clutched a handkerchief. Rancel smirked and inhaled deeply while recalling every kind of bad memory to change her tone. She started whispering, tears in her eyes as she began to pretend to be remorseful. “Eskaal... I never got to say goodbye.” She lowered her head, overcome by the weight of her emotions. Her anguish deepened, and for a moment, it seemed as though she was genuinely mourning his loss. However, a wicked smirk began to play at the corner of her lips. Her eyes gleamed with a cunning glint as she envisioned a cruel plan. Rancel began to practise before
Lily, the woman with a shrewd glint in her eyes and a flair for intrigue, sat in a dimly lit chamber. The room was filled with ancient scrolls, maps, and a large, ornate table covered in maps of the Lycan Kingdom. Lily's fingers drum on the table as she contemplated her plan.Zilver, the formidable alpha and his loyal military commander, stood at attention nearby, his presence exuding strength and authority. Lily began whispering, determined to find her brother’s corpse and Meagia. “Zilver, I have a plan, but it's risky. We need to act swiftly.”Zilver narrowed his eyes, his interest piqued, as he became curious. “What's your plan, my lady?” Lily leaned in closer, her voice a hushed but urgent whisper. She seemed confident with her suggestion. “We must invade the Lycan Kingdom through the underground tunnels and the forest on the west. We need to rescue Eskaal and Meagia.”Zilver's brows furrowed as he processed her audacious proposal. He became skeptical knowing it was not easy. “Inv
The chamber which was turned into a nursery room was bathed in soft, morning light filtering through delicate curtains. The room was adorned with plush toys, pastel-coloured walls, and a crib in the centre, where a peacefully sleeping baby lay. Kaldir peeked inside with the door ajar, his imposing figure with a stern countenance, entering the room with measured steps the lycan king stared at the child. He moved silently, his presence juxtaposed against the innocence of the sleeping child.As he approached the crib, his expression softened, revealing a tenderness hidden beneath his exterior. He gazed down at the slumbering infant, captivated by the sight of the child. The baby stirred, letting out a gentle coo, and Kaldir reached out a finger to lightly brush the tiny hand.Kaldir began whispering, with a hint of emotion. He leaned in near the child with a soft gaze. “You are the future, little one. A world of possibilities awaits you. You shall be my mate. I thought it was your mothe
[WEST FOREST NEAR THE LYCAN KINGDOM - NIGHT TIME]The forest was cloaked in darkness, its ancient trees shrouded in mystery and secrets. Moonlight pierced through the dense foliage, casting eerie shadows on the forest floor. A group of Lycan guards, their faces hidden beneath hooded cloaks, moves stealthily through the woods, dragging a lifeless figure behind them.The moon casted an eerie pallor on the dense forest as the group of heavily armed guards, their faces obscured by shadows and their demeanour cold and relentless, make their way through the woods. Among them was the lifeless body of Eskaal, the alpha of the Gravestone pack who now was motionless and draped in a dark cloth sack.The forest was shrouded in an unsettling silence, broken only by the rustling of leaves and the occasional hoot of an owl. The guards dragged the sack with grim determination, walking through the dense undergrowth, their boots trampling over fallen branches and leaves.Eskaal’s pale and lifeless body
[Rancel'S HOUSE - NEXT EVENING]Alpha Cinhard, Clara's brother, stood outside Rancel's opulent house, his face etched with worry and anger. He knew that confronting Rancel was the only way to uncover the truth behind the false letter that had shattered his sister's heart.With a deep breath, he knocked forcefully on the door. Moments later, it swung open, revealing Rancel, her face wearing a carefully composed expression of surprise. Though her obvious expressions disclosed everything. Cinhard confronted her sternly. “We need to talk, Rancel, and I want answers.” Rancel's facade wavered for an instant, her eyes flickering with uncertainty. She stepped aside, allowing Cinhard to enter the lavishly decorated house which she had just bought.Rancel was still pretending to be surprised. “Cinhard, what brings you here at this hour?” Cinhard wasted no time and got straight to the point, his voice laced with anger. His tone was accusatory while looking at her. “Why did you give Clara that f
Meagia, trapped in the depths of madness, sat hunched over on the cold floor of her chamber. Her once radiant hair was now dishevelled, and her eyes are wide with an unsettling mix of grief and delusion. “My little honeybun, where are you?” Meagia’s unwashed hair and her mad state was beyond what one could see.In her tormented state, she began to speak to the only companion she believed she had left, her own shadow, casted by the dim candle light that flickered on the chamber wall. “Hello? Why haven’t you come today?” She gestured at the wall blankly where nobody was at.Meagia's chamber was shrouded in darkness, illuminated only by the faint glow of candlelight. The room is adorned with mystical trinkets and eerie artifacts, creating an eerie and otherworldly atmosphere. Her eyes, once filled with enchantment, are now clouded with madness. She rocked back and forth, muttering to herself, her voice a haunting whisper.Meagia was now delirious. “No, no, it can't be true. Eskaal would
Clara, determined and desperate, ventured deep into the heart of the enchanted forest. The dense trees seemed to whisper secrets as she moved further into the mystical realm of witches, their gnarled branches forming an eerie canopy overhead.The forest was alive with magic, and the air was thick with the scent of herbs and incense. Clara's footsteps are careful, her resolve unwavering as she headed towards the winding path toward a sacred grove rumoured to be the dwelling place of the Supreme witch.At the edge of the grove, Clara pauses to catch her breath, her heart pounding with a mixture of fear and anticipation. She wears a pendant around her neck, a symbol of her family's connection to the witches, and she clutched it tightly, seeking strength.With a deep breath, Clara stepped into the groove, and the atmosphere changed instantly. The air is charged with mystical energy, and the trees part to reveal a clearing where a powerful presence awaits.The Supreme witch, a figure cloak