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Kaida’s POV My thoughts raced, each step fueled by confusion. The rogue’s cryptic words, the letter’s warning, and Miguel’s increasing interest in me had all led to this moment. My father knew something. He had to. When I opened the door, I found him sitting at the small table, a cup of tea in his hand and a distant look in his eyes. Axel was absent, likely off on patrol, leaving just the two of us. He glanced up as I entered, his expression shifting from calm to concerned as he saw my face. “Kaida?” he asked, setting the cup down. “What’s wrong?” I closed the door behind me and took a deep breath, gripping the letter tightly. “We need to talk, Dad.” His brow furrowed, but he nodded. “Of course. What is it?” I dropped the letter onto the table in front of him. “Someone sent this to me. It says I’m not safe, and that Miguel knows more about my family than I do.” My father’s face paled as he read the note, his fingers tightening around the paper. “Dad,” I said, my voi
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Kaida’s POV It was a beautiful morning the sounds of the forest as we moved deeper into the woods. My father led the way, his steps deliberate but silent. Axel followed close behind, his sharp eyes scanning our surroundings. I trailed them both, my senses heightened, every sound and shadow setting me on edge.“Keep your voice low and your movements quieter,” my father whispered over his shoulder. “We’re far enough from the pack grounds, but we can’t take any chances.”I nodded, adjusting my pace to match his, If Miguel ever found out what we were doing, there would be no forgiveness.Finally, we reached the clearing. It was secluded, surrounded by thick trees and overgrown brush. The perfect place to hide what we were about to do.“This will do,” my father said, surveying the area.Axel dropped the small pack he’d been carrying, pulling out canteens. “It’s quiet,” he muttered, glancing around. “But we’ll need to set up a perimeter. I don’t trust the quiet.”“I’ll handle it,” he said,
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Akira’s POV Flashback The cool night hit my skin as I moved swiftly through the dense forest separating the Crescent Moon pack from Miguel’s territory. Every snap of a twig and rustle of leaves sent my heart racing, but the thrill of what I was about to do kept me going. I had waited long enough for Atlas to make me his Luna but Kaida’s rising influence in Crescent Moon was intolerable, her mere presence a constant reminder of my failures. Atlas had cast me aside for her and humiliated me, but I wouldn't let them win, and Miguel was the key. I slipped past the border guards with ease, my knowledge of Miguel’s patrol routes making the task almost too simple. His packhouse loomed ahead, its grand structure casting long shadows under the moonlight. Miguel was waiting for me in his office, leaning casually against his desk as if he had known I was coming. His dark eyes gleamed when I entered, and a slow smile spread across his face. “Akira,” he said, his voice smooth as silk
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Akira’s POV The Crescent Moon pack archives were a place of forgotten whispers, their darkened shelves housing relics and secrets that most wolves never dared to touch. I wasn’t like most wolves. The flickering candle in my hand barely illuminated the rows of ancient tomes and artifacts as I prowled through the room. I had been here before, many times, hunting for scraps of knowledge that might give me an edge over Kaida. But tonight was different. I was looking for a secret I was told about Atlas's lineage. Something had drawn me here—a dream, a feeling, a pull I couldn’t explain. It was as though an invisible thread was guiding me deeper into the heart of the archives. The air grew colder the farther I ventured, the faint scent of dust and decay filling my nostrils. My candle flickered as if resisting the darkness that pressed in around me. At the end of a narrow aisle, I found a small, locked cabinet coated in a layer of dust so thick it looked untouched for decades. I cro
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Kaida’s POV The morning air was crisp as I made my way toward the training grounds in Blood Moon pack, the sounds of sparring wolves echoing across the packhouse courtyard. Despite the growing tension over the past few weeks, today carried an unusual calmness. Wolves greeted one another, laughter spilled from the warriors as they trained, and the weight of the pack’s troubles seemed temporarily forgotten. It was a rare reprieve. Blood Moon pack wasn’t known for its camaraderie. Miguel’s strict rule fostered more fear than loyalty, but as a newcomer, I’d been fighting to prove myself since day one. As I approached, a group of warriors turned toward me, their expressions shifting from indifference to something warmer. “Morning, Kaida!” one called out, his grin wide. “Morning,” I replied, caught off guard by the sudden friendliness. “Careful, little sister,” Axel teased, falling into step beside me. “They’re starting to like you. You might actually be popular soon.” I rol
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Kaida’s POV The day after the rogue attack, the Blood Moon pack buzzed with activity. Patrols doubled, warriors sharpened their blades, and Miguel called for increased training to prepare for whatever was coming. While the pack seemed determined, I couldn’t shake the unease settling in my chest. Akira’s name lingered in my thoughts, her possible connection to the rogues gnawing at the edges of my mind. She lived in Crescent Moon pack, far from here—so how could she be involved? “Kaida,” Axel’s voice pulled me from my thoughts. He stood by the training grounds, his expression serious. “Miguel wants to see us.” “Us?” I asked, surprised. Axel nodded. “Whatever this is, it’s big.” I followed him toward the packhouse, my nerves tightening with each step. Miguel’s Warning Miguel stood at the head of the war room, a large map of the territory spread across the table before him. His lieutenants flanked him, their faces grim. “Kaida, Axel,” Miguel greeted as we entered, his
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Kaida’s POV Sleep eluded me as the rogue’s words echoed in my mind: “Ask Akira.” It wasn’t possible—or at least, it shouldn’t have been. She lived in Crescent Moon pack, far from here. What kind of connection could she have to the rogues attacking Blood Moon pack? The question gnawed at me as the first light of dawn broke over the treetops. By the time Axel knocked on my door, I was already dressed and ready for whatever the day might bring. “We need to talk,” he said, stepping inside without waiting for an invitation. His sharp gaze swept over me, his expression more serious than usual. “What is it?” I asked. “I couldn’t sleep last night,” he admitted, sitting on the edge of my bed. “That rogue… You know something, don’t you?” I hesitated, the weight of the truth pressing down on me. Axel was my brother, my confidant, but the name I had heard carried too many implications. “He mentioned Akira,” I said finally, my voice barely above a whisper. Axel’s eyes widened. “A
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Kaida’s POV The tension in the room was palpable as I paced back and forth, my boots echoing on the wooden floor of the guesthouse. Axel sat on the edge of a worn armchair, his jaw clenched and arms crossed. Our father, Alpha Thor, leaned against the windowsill, his face shadowed with worry. “You’ve always said that Blood Moon pack wasn’t home,” I began, turning to face him. “That it was only temporary. Well, it’s time to take back what’s ours.” My father’s expression hardened, the weight of old memories settling in his gaze. “Kaida, you don’t understand. That battle wasn’t just about power. It was personal. I lost friends, family—everything. I won’t lose the two of you too.” Axel stood, his fists tightening at his sides. “And what are we supposed to do, Dad? Sit here forever and pretend like we’re happy while someone else rules what’s rightfully ours?” Our father sighed heavily, running a hand through his graying hair. “I don’t expect you to understand, but I’ve made my peace w
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Kaida’s POV For the first time in what felt like forever, there was peace. Crescent Moon was rebuilding, the scent of fresh timber replacing the lingering traces of war. Warriors trained, but there was no urgency—no desperation, no looming threat of attack. The land breathed again, and so did we. I stayed with my father and Axel in a house just outside the main packhouse. It was simple but warm, filled with quiet laughter and shared meals. We were happy—almost as if the war had never happened. Almost. But there were still moments when I woke in the middle of the night, my body tense, my instincts screaming at me to be ready to fight. Even in peace, I wasn’t sure I knew how to rest. And apparently, neither did Atlas. The first time he sneaked into my room after the war, I nearly stabbed him. Tonight, I knew better. I heard the quiet creak of my window, the soft sound of boots landing on the wooden floor. I kept my breathing steady, pretending to be asleep as he moved closer.
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Atlas’s POVThe scent of blood was everywhere. It clung to the air, thick and suffocating, a cruel reminder of the battle we had fought. Of the war we had won.But none of it mattered.Not when Kaida lay in my arms, her breathing shallow, her skin growing colder with every passing second.I pressed my hand against the wound in her side, trying to stop the bleeding. My heart pounded, my wolf howling in my mind, demanding I do something—anything—to keep her here.“Stay with me, Kaida,” I pleaded, my voice raw. “You promised. You promised me.”She let out a weak chuckle, but it came out as more of a rasp. “I don’t… remember that.”I clenched my jaw, forcing down the panic clawing at my throat. “Then promise me now.”Her eyelids fluttered, her lips twitching in what might have been a smirk. “So demanding.”“Kaida.” My grip on her tightened. “I can’t lose you.”Her fingers brushed against my cheek, smearing her own blood against my skin. “You won’t,” she whispered.Then her body went limp.
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Kaida’s POVWarriors clashed in the streets, bodies littering the once-proud land. Fires burned along the packhouse walls, their glow illuminating the battlefield in eerie shades of orange and red. At the center of the chaos stood Miguel, his dark eyes locked onto mine, his smirk as infuriating as ever. “You’re free,” he mused, tilting his head. “I was wondering when they’d realize locking you up was a mistake.” I rolled my shoulders, the heat of my power coiling beneath my skin like a living thing. “You think I’m here to thank you?” He let out a low chuckle. “No. But I do think you’re here to destroy them.” His gaze flickered toward the Crescent Moon warriors desperately holding their ground against his men. “And I have to admit, I’m curious—will you fight with them? Or will you finally embrace what you were born to be?” I clenched my fists. “And what exactly do you think I was born to be?” Miguel stepped closer, his smirk never fading. “Something greater than an obedient litt
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Kaida’s POV The warriors of Crescent Moon stood in formation, their armor gleaming under the pale glow of the moon. The plan was simple—strike Miguel before he could move against us. We had been preparing for weeks, gathering intelligence, strengthening alliances, and setting traps. This was our moment. But something felt wrong. I could sense it deep in my bones, a shift in the atmosphere. My instincts screamed at me, warning me that danger lurked not from the enemy outside our borders—but from within. I should have listened I was standing with Atlas in the war room, our strategy finalized, when the doors slammed open. Lady Seraphina strode in, her silver hair cascading down her shoulders, her expression cold as steel. Behind her stood several of Crescent Moon’s highest-ranking warriors, including the Elders. My stomach twisted. This wasn’t good. Atlas tensed beside me. “What is this?” he demanded. Seraphina’s icy gaze flicked to me before landing back on him.
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Atlas’s POV The air was thick with tension, the weight of what was to come pressing heavily on my shoulders. I sat at the head of the war table, staring at the map spread before us. Kaida stood beside me, her eyes sharp with determination. Across from us, her father, Dominic, and her brother, Axel, exchanged knowing glances. Miguel’s threat still lingered in my mind, his words burned into my memory. "You can rebuild all you want. But we will burn it down again." He thought he had the upper hand. He thought we were weak. But he had no idea what was coming for him. Kaida’s voice was steady as she traced a path along the map. “Miguel expects us to retaliate immediately. He thinks we’ll storm his territory in anger, desperate for revenge.” Axel nodded, arms crossed. “Which is exactly why we won’t.” Thor leaned forward, studying the map. “We’ll strike when they least expect it. But first, we gather intelligence. We need to know their numbers, their weaknesses, and any potential a
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Atlas’s POV The scent of ash and blood still lingered in the air, a painful reminder of everything we had lost. The warriors had done their best to clear the wreckage, to patch up the wounded, but no amount of effort could erase the devastation that had swept through our home. I stood on the balcony of the temporary packhouse, watching Kaida from afar. She was tireless. Unyielding. A force of nature in her own right. In the days following the battle, she had worked harder than anyone, overseeing the rebuilding efforts, tending to the injured, ensuring that no task was left undone. She didn’t complain, didn’t falter. But I saw the weight she carried. I saw the exhaustion she tried to hide, the way her shoulders stiffened whenever she thought no one was looking. Kaida had stayed, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that part of her was already gone. And I needed to know—where did that leave us? I found her near the remains of the old war room, kneeling on the ground with a
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Kaida’s POV The air was thick with the scent of blood, ash, and loss as I moved through the remnants of Crescent Moon’s territory. The battle had ended, but the war was far from over. The injured were being tended to, families were mourning their dead, and despite the destruction, life carried on. I should have left already. But there was still one more thing I needed to do. I searched for them—my family, the only ones I had left. Axel and my father. They had fought alongside Atlas’s warriors, protecting the Crescent Moon Pack even when they didn’t have to. But now that the battle was over, I needed them to leave with me. I couldn’t stay here. Not after everything. Not after the pack had lost so much because of me. I found them near the eastern field, where many of the warriors had gathered to rest and recover. Axel stood tall, his face grim as he spoke to one of the Crescent Moon warriors, helping coordinate supplies. Our father, Alpha Thor, sat nearby, his sharp eyes assess
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Kaida’s POV Smoke filled the air, thick and suffocating. The once-proud Crescent Moon Packhouse stood in ruins, its walls crumbling, the banners of our ancestors torn and stained with blood. The scent of burning wood mixed with the metallic tang of war, and all around me, wolves lay injured, their bodies battered and broken. This was my fault. I clenched my fists as I stepped over the fallen debris, my chest tight with regret. I had come back here thinking I could make a difference. That I could fight for a pack that never truly saw me as one of them. But instead, I had led destruction right to their doorstep. Logan. Miguel. Akira. They had all used me as a pawn in their twisted game, and now the ones suffering for it were the very wolves I had tried to protect. I had to find Atlas. I searched the battlefield, dodging fallen beams and sidestepping unconscious warriors as I moved through the wreckage. Every step made my heart pound harder, the weight of my decisions pressing dow
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Kaida’s POV The echoes of the warriors’ howls faded into the night, but the storm Seraphina had left behind still raged inside me. I had fought for this pack. Bled for it. And yet, I was still the villain in their eyes. Atlas’s grip on my shoulder was steady, grounding me, but the weight of Seraphina’s words still clung to me like a shadow. "Your presence alone has endangered everyone here." I clenched my fists. No. The only danger here was those who sought to control me, to use my power for their own purposes. I wasn’t the cause of destruction—I was the weapon they feared losing control over. And I refused to be anyone’s pawn. That night, sleep refused to come. I sat by the window of my room, staring at the moon as if it held the answers I desperately needed. Logan was planning something, and whatever it was, it wouldn’t be small. I had been fighting battles since the day I stepped foot in Crescent Moon, and yet, it felt like I was no closer to winning the war.
