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Damian's POVThe maid keeps running down the hallway, and I chase her. My heart is racing as I know I can't lose sight of her. She turns swiftly to the corner, and her figure disappears. I quicken my pace. “Damian, wait! You're not healed!” I hear Elsa yell.My senses become blurry, and I keep running, following my instincts. There's no way she's escaping me. I must find her. “Damian!” I hear Elsa's faint voice before I disappear into the dark corner of the alley. My wolf growls, and I keep running, focusing on catching the maid. The effects of the remaining poison, which hadn't left my body, begin to kick in, and my head bangs harder. I groan, holding my head as I fall to the wall. I didn't let the seconds slip by, as I continue to search for her. the healer's warning echoing repeatedly in my head, disturbing my sight. I shake my head, clearing my thoughts for a while before I continue my pursuit. I walk into a scanty and clear open area, but it immediately turns dark as I enter
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Elsa's POV:I run after Damian, but he is too fast. “Damian!” I call out to him, but he turns into a corner and disappears.I rush to the spot and can't find him anymore. I look around. Wasn't he here a few seconds ago? Where did he go? What's happening? “Damian!” I yell again, but silence greets me. “No,” I mouth, and I continue to search for him. I run through the passageway, ignoring the looks of the servants and guards. I have to find him; the poison is still in his system, and if he strains longer, he will hurt himself. “Damian, you stubborn rascal,” I say under my breath, still searching for him. My chest heaves as I pant; where could he be? I close my eyes, searching with my senses, but still, nothing comes up. I keep trying, and I'm not ready to give up. My eyes pick up a noise. It's coming from the abandoned tavern. I hear a faint groan and a slash of wind. “Damian!” I whisper and open my eyes.I rush into the abandoned tavern, my heart racing with fear. "Damian!" I y
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Elsa's POV:We get to the infirmary, and I watch the color of Damian's face vanish. He looks like he would faint any second. I laugh, watching him gulp as the healer mixes the herbs into a cup and brings it to him to drink. “I got vervain. It's much stronger, and you can tell by the smell what kind of magic it can do,” the healer says. Damian takes one sniff and chokes. “Oh goodness. It smells like hell.” “It sure tastes like hell, too,” the healer responds, and I chuckle. Damian looks at me with pleading eyes but I pretend not to see him. “Go on, son. Drink it all. It'll be all over before you know it,” the healer adds. Damian looks at the cup in his hand and exhales before chunking it all down his throat. He coughs and takes a step back as he finishes the drink. He wipes his lips with his hand and spits in disgust. “Yeah, that was one hell,” Damian says. “There, now you're all better. I'll have to say you're a lucky fellow. Others wouldn't have made it through the night. Y
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Caspian POV:My face hurts, and I run my finger through it, touching the delicate skin. I groan as my finger accidentally touches the torn flesh. It is good that I am a werewolf, or I would have to live with the disfiguration forever. I dip the towel in the hot water and breathe out repeatedly before placing the hot content on my face. “Aaah!” I yelp in pain. The water wasn't mixed and had been fresh out of the boiler. Werewolves need pain to heal.I stand up, walk to the mirror, and laugh as my skin begins to heal. The dimly lit study didn't feel so dark anymore. My daughter and the candle's flame synchronized, casting a flickering shadow on the wall. “Is that the best you could?” I hear Hector's voice speak behind me. Instantly, I feel fear and turn to see him glaring at me. “Alpha Hector,” I say, going on my knees. “Please, forgive my ignorance. I didn't know you were here,” I pleaded.“I just got here. Tell me why I am fuming, and my servant is rejoicing after that low wolf h
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Caspian's POV:“Anyone there,” I call out, waiting for a response. “Yes, master,” one of the servants says walking in. I stretch my hand giving him the paper and he takes it. “Deliver this letter to the one on the fortress watch. He'll be waiting for you. He knows what to do,” I order.The servant bows, then leaves. “Yes, sir.”I mean back into my chair, with an air of satisfaction. It wouldn't be long now before the mourning bell rings and it wouldn't be from my city. Everything is going according to plan. Just you wait, Elsa. I'll make you kneel before me. No one dares Caspian and gets away with it. No one.My eyes move to the flames in the corner of the room, I get up from my seat and walk to my bed and begin to take off my clothes, getting ready for the long night.****The servant's urgent voice cut through the silence as I sit in the dining hall eating my breakfast. “Sir, news from the castle.”I raise my head to see the servant, my expression neutral. “Speak.”"The witch fai
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Caspian's POV:“You, my friend, are a very draft fellow. Of course, I knew they were sealed but not anymore,” I reply, taking a seat.I see Raider look at me with a tired expression. He has always been wary of my words because I could be quite foul with them.“I was about to get to that. I know how to unseal them,” I reveal, a sly smile spreading across my face. “Like I said, I have my ways and I act only after I make plans. You should sit in some physiology class for brains and not care for only wits,” I say, mocking him.That's for thinking I wasn't smart enough for this plan. “You're angry, I warned you about attacking, aren't you? Caspian, you never change,” Raider replies.I cough, trying to clear my throat. “I don't need to act that low to pass my point,” I say, defending myself. Raider bends his head low to be in the same level as mine. “It would seem so, but I know you too, dear friend. Your ego’s bruised,” he retorts calmly and I almost choke back my words. He straightens
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Caspian's POV:We slowly move through the castle's corridors silently to avoid any more guards and servants. Suddenly, a tall built figure appears from the shadows. “Caspian,” Raider calls me in a low voice. “Look,” he says, and I nod in agreement.“Yes, I can see him,” I answer.Still, under the covering of the darkness, we lay still.“Come out, I can see you and smell you,” the voice says, and I walk out boldly. “For a werewolf, I am surprised you didn't try to disguise your scent, Caspian,” the man says.“You've been waiting,” I say. “Good, then I can kill you first.”I attack him quickly, but every one of my blows easily misses him. Soon, another group of werewolf soldiers appear, and they attack my men. I notice and realize that we have walked into a trap. My blood runs cold, and I take out my sword. Raider and his men follow the lead. My opponent and his men draw out their swords and position themselves like professional assassins. I charge forward, sword flashing in th
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Caspian POV: She blinks, shaking off the trance-like state.“Take him out,” she orders her men. “It's morning. He's to be executed in front of my men.”The guards move to drag me away. I glance back at Raider's body, my heart-shattering.“Elsa, you'll pay for this,” I vow, my voice cold and deadly.She looks at me, making sure I meet her gaze and she grins. “It's too late for that, Caspian. You hurt Damian and I am returning the favor,” she retorts.The guards haul me out of the cell, leaving Raider's lifeless body behind.The men place iron chains on my wrists and drag me out of the cell and into the open ground. The sun shines brightly as I close my eyes and open them to adjust to the light as I see the execution ground. I can hear the murmurs of the crowd, reeling with hate for me. “He's going to the grave, today,” one of the people whispers.“Isn't he the evil Caspian?” Another says. “Finally, he got what's coming for him.”I see Elsa's men gather around, their faces set in ste
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The days that followed were filled with a sense of unease. The pack had never felt so vulnerable, and the knowledge that there were more powerful enemies lurking in the shadows weighed heavily on everyone's minds.Damien and Elsa spent their days training the pack warriors, preparing them for the battles to come. They knew that they couldn't afford to be complacent. They had to be ready for anything.One evening, as the sun began to set, a lone figure approached the pack's territory. The warriors were on high alert, their weapons drawn."Who goes there?" Damien called out, his voice booming across the clearing.The figure stopped and raised its hands in a gesture of peace."It's me," the woman said. "I've come to bring you news."Damien and Elsa exchanged a surprised glance. They had not expected to see the woman again so soon."What news?" Damien asked, his voice cautious."I've learned more about the ones who are coming for you," the woman said. "They are called the Shadow Council,
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The woman stood in the shadows, watching Alaric disappear into the distance. Her eyes narrowed, a flicker of anger crossing her features."He'll pay for what he's done," she muttered under her breath.Turning, she looked towards the mouth of the cave where Damien, Elsa, and Dennis had fled. A faint smile played on her lips."They're safe, for now," she said. "But this is far from over."She raised her staff, and a swirling vortex of energy opened up before her. With a determined stride, she stepped into the vortex and vanished, leaving only a faint echo of her words hanging in the air.Meanwhile, in the Crescent Moon pack...Damien carried Elsa through the forest, her head resting against his chest. Dennis followed close behind, his senses alert for any sign of danger."Are you alright?" Damien asked, his voice filled with concern.Elsa nodded weakly. "I'm just tired," she said. "And shaken.""We're almost there," Damien assured her. "Just a little further."They continued their journ
