“New destiny,” the wind whispered. Instinctively, my wolf leapt forward in protection, growling menacingly. I crouched in front of her, inhaling her sweet scent—the same one that had drawn me to her, the same one that stirred something deep within me, calling to me without a single word. I whispered to the wolf: “So, the rumors were true… Hunter not only kept his daughter as a prisoner but also hunted her.” The tone of my voice sent a pleasant shiver through the air, teasing my own ears. “Tell me, blind wolf, I just killed your father. Do you hate me for it?”
View MorePOV: CALLIEThe warmth of his body nearby brought a strange new sensation. I felt oddly safe and comforted, and it didn't take long for exhaustion to take over. I was transported to the Goddess’s temple, a mental sanctuary I had created as a child—a safe haven based on my mother’s descriptions from one of her stories.But something was different. A powerful presence seemed to accompany me. I sniffed in its direction and realized I wasn’t alone—Aaron was with me.“You shouldn’t be here!” I said sharply, as the veil was lifted from my eyes, allowing me to clearly see the beauty of the man from my visions.He was even more striking than I remembered, exuding power with a single green-gray glance. There wasn’t time to dwell on his presence; the Goddess revealed a vision unlike any I had seen before. Wolves were torn apart, reduced to their primitive instincts—sick, starving, manipulated by others to spark war between species. The Lycan King moved to defend me, and only then did I realize
POV: AARONThe mention of a previous love by Callie made my wolf erupt with fury. Someone had been promised to her, and I clenched my fists, determined to hunt down the bastard. If his body hadn’t already fallen to the attack, I would personally ensure he perished painfully.“Let’s rest. You need it. Tomorrow, we’ll begin your shifting training,” I growled, carrying the wolf to my bed. Beside it, the housekeeper had placed a tray of fruit and snacks. “Eat.”Sniffing the air, Callie moved her nose toward the tray but quickly pulled back, startled, turning to face me.“This is your room?”“Yes,” I replied, my gaze lingering on her lupine figure, wondering what she might look like in her human form. She was a beautiful wolf, despite her thinness caused by malnourishment.“So… this bed is yours?” she asked, her agitation clear.“Blind, not stupid—remember?” I responded sharply, sitting beside her and pulling the tray closer so she could eat in her wolf form. “Eat.”“By the smell, there’s
POV: CALLIEI waited for the Alpha to finish his bath, but staying on my feet was becoming increasingly difficult. Running into battle and throwing myself in front of the black wolf had reopened the wounds caused by Kemilly. The dizziness intensified until darkness consumed my consciousness.I woke to the scent of fear and pain. I wasn’t sure if it came from me or another being until I noticed his overwhelming presence. Furthermore, I heard his fierce wolf growling menacingly, ready to attack, and my wolf stirred within me, responding to his energy.“Everyone fears you.” I muttered to the Alpha, filled with anger.I was surprised by his continued care. Since my mother’s death, only Orion had ever tended to me so carefully, even within his limitations. I sighed, embarrassed by the touch of his hands on my fur, allowing my mind to wander, dreaming of how his skin might feel against mine. Would it be as intense as this? My thoughts drifted to the vision, where his face had made a home in
POV: AARON“Tell me, Beta… when someone doesn’t give me what I want, what do I do?” I stopped in front of him, menacingly breaking the rest of the bottle in my hand, holding only a shard of glass and pressing it against the throat of the trembling wolf before me. “I torture them until they beg for their lives and give me absolutely everything I desire!”“Understood, my king,” Jaxon stammered, swallowing hard, a bead of sweat forming on his pathetic human forehead.With the shard of glass, I pressed it against his skin, collecting the bead of sweat along with a drop of blood, and brought it to my mouth, licking the glass.“Now get out of my sight and don’t come back until you have the information I need!” I snarled furiously.“Yes, my king!” the Beta stammered, bolting from the room.I sniffed toward the top of the stairs, where the wolf’s sweet scent filled the entire space. Restless and impulsive, my wolf dragged me upward, stopping at the doorway. Crossing my arms, I watched as the
POV: AARONThe perceptions of the blind wolf were intriguing. When she mentioned that the goddess had guided her, my wolf settled, seemingly in agreement with her response. Few wolves ever received answers from the Deity; only her chosen ones held such a privilege—and I was once one of them.The moon spared my life on the night of the attack, when Hunter cruelly murdered my family, dragging their bodies through the city for all to see his power. My younger siblings, Zai and Zeni, were only ten years old and were killed savagely while trying to protect Davina, who was six. The three had been playing near the clearing.That night, I received the first call from the goddess, guiding me away from the pack. Her whispers led me to a waterfall, where I saw her resplendent lupine form, sitting majestically on a massive rock amidst the fierce currents of the relentless river.“Your destiny will change painfully tonight, my child,” the divinity resonated. “I feel your pain; many of my children
POV: CALLIEI felt Aaron moving directly toward his final destination, and a chill ran down my spine in alarm. Just like in the vision, I knew the outcome of this attack. My wolf stirred restlessly, something inside me begging to stop him and get him out of there before he succumbed.“Guide the Supreme Alpha.” The divine voice reached me with a command.Risking everything, I threw myself in front of him, forcing him to step back. The Goddess’s signs were becoming clearer in my mind. Sniffing the air, a breeze brushed through my fur, drawing scents along a path that led us to mud pits to escape the poisoned claws of the Alphas.“A lake…” I whispered inside the grotto after rolling through the mud, then ran deeper into its depths.With cautious steps, the ground vibrated, signaling that the wolves were following me and stopping near the flowing waters.“Where does this channel lead?” the Beta asked.“Follow the path.” The angelic, divine voice of the moon whispered again, guiding us.“W
POV: AARONThe wolf seemed to notice my presence, bowing slightly in my direction. I growled in reproach at Kemilly, grabbing her by the throat. That wolf irritated me deeply, but I knew I couldn’t eliminate her without a valid reason—not at this moment. Left alone with Callie, my wolf erupted in my chest, forcing its way to the surface in a shift, something that had never happened before.The internal conflict between my human and wolf sides had been constant since the first time I caught her scent. I cornered her near the wall, overwhelmed by a growing need to feel her fur against mine. I noticed her surprise as I rubbed against her, equally startled by my own reactions.“Let’s go!” I growled irritably at her, observing how, despite her lack of vision, she walked without stumbling or bumping into anything, her nose working tirelessly to guide her.Jaxon approached, glancing between the blind wolf and me, letting out a low growl of discontent.“We’ve gathered the information about th
POV: CALLIE“If you want to survive, blind wolf, you’ll have to learn to shift, or I’ll hurt you until you do!” Kemilly spat maliciously. “It’ll be my pleasure to rid this world of the dead weight you represent.”My heart raced, pounding intensely, as I trembled uncontrollably, fully aware that her threats were far from empty. I felt a sharp pressure in my stomach, as if I’d been kicked and slammed hard against the wall. Letting out a desperate growl, I gasped for air, trying to lift myself up.“Get up, wolf! Shift!” the enraged wolf roared. “I can do this all day.”“I don’t know how.” I whispered, feeling my head being yanked up by my fur. “Please… it hurts!”“We’re just getting started, you disgusting creature,” Kemilly sneered with a laugh. “Why would the Alpha make me, his future Luna, waste time on something as insignificant as you?”Oddly, the mention of “future Luna” hurt more than the physical wounds themselves. I growled at her threateningly, my anger flaring.“Oh, you don’t
POV: CALLIEI considered running. I knew the area well, and that was my advantage. Years of being hunted like prey had sharpened my survival instincts. My sense of smell was my sight, and I remembered the scent of every tree in that forest.My mother was a wise wolf, one Hunter had captured from another city. I didn’t know exactly which pack she had belonged to. During one of my father’s fits of rage, after he tore into my flesh during a hunt and threw me against a rock, I heard him roar:“I thought with Lyra’s rare bloodline, I’d have strong descendants, but no! The goddess decided to punish us and curse us because of you. The disgrace of the pack!” he bellowed, tearing a piece of skin from my belly with his fangs.“I don’t know if you’re daydreaming or plotting an escape.” Aaron’s voice pulled me back to the present.“I.” I murmured, swallowing the lump in my throat, unsure how much I should say. “I can’t explain how I did that. I just know you shouldn’t go there if you value your l
POV: CALLIEMy paw splashed against the cold puddle in the forest, the sounds of the hunt growing louder and closer. With my heart racing, fear settled deep within me, and despair took hold. I stopped in the absolute darkness; my life had always been this way. Unable to see, I had to sharpen my other senses to survive the attacks from the wolves of my own pack.I sniffed the air. I had been released into this wilderness by my father, who used me as live prey to train his warriors. Apparently, that was the only way I was deemed useful to contribute to the pack.Because of my blindness, I was considered a burden by the wolves, especially during the difficult times we faced with a lack of resources. This scarcity was blamed on me. As the Moon Goddess’s outcast, my pack held me responsible for the hunger and suffering we endured.But I knew it was just an excuse from my king—my father—who sometimes joined the hunt himself for his own twisted amusement, cornering and hurting me for sport....
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