POV: CALLIE
I approached the gates, though I feared getting too close. My wolf stirred every time we heard his voice. There was something about that man—something different from Dante; they didn’t feel like the same person. Deep inside, I felt an overwhelming urge to run into his arms!
I hesitated, absorbing every word. Everything about him confused me… Could I not seek warmth here, at least? Could I not do this when I was awake? I heard his deep sigh, heavy with pain and sorrow. What had he lost to become so distrustful? Why couldn’t I remember who we were to each other?
A faint kick stirred in my belly. It was strange how certain I was of the pup’s gender, and I knew he was just as strong as his father… Wait—the father?
I pondered in my mind: how did I know the sire’s strength if I couldn’t even remember him? Slowly, I pushed the gates open, waiting for his
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.
POV: CALLIEThe scent of blood was so strong it felt almost tangible in the air, mingling with the piercing screams that echoed throughout the pack. Growls followed by roars intensified the chaos:“We’re under attack!” someone shouted in the distance.I looked at my hands, then touched my face in shock. Pulling a few strands of hair forward, I saw purple tips—a sight that left me stunned.“My Goddess, am I seeing?” I glanced around, taking in the carnage. Wolves lay scattered on the ground, lifeless. Not far away, I saw my father approaching in his werewolf form. He removed his hand from the wound where his heart should have been—there was a gaping hole. He dragged himself until he was just inches from my face, collapsing onto my neck.“This is all your fault, because of the curse you carry!” Hunter growled weakly, his gaze filled with hatred. “I’ll take you down with me.”As his grip tightened, I looked at his abdomen and saw a hand piercing through it, close to my body. Something on
POV: CALLIE“What? Why would I do that?” Orion asked anxiously. “Did you have another vision? Is something bad about to happen?”“I’m not sure, but I need you to be safe… Please, I insist that you leave the pack today!” I pleaded. Even though I couldn’t see, I could sense he was hesitating. “Orion?”“Alright… But what about you?” he asked, and I felt him stand up with a heavy sigh.“I’ll be fine. Just stay safe—you’re like a brother to me,” I said, forcing a smile.“Brother,” the Omega growled in distaste. “You better still be alive when I return to the pack!”“I’ll do my best!”I sensed he had left. In a prayer, I called out to the Goddess:“Please, protect my friend and brother in spirit.”I succumbed once again to the exhaustion of my wounds and awoke in my darkness to a sharp kick in my stomach. I groaned desperately, tears welling up as I sniffed the air. Among the scents, I recognized someone familiar—someone furious.“You wretch! You made me look bad in front of the Alpha today
POV: CALLIE“Get up and run.” Another gust of wind surged around me, carrying the voice of the deity in my mind.“I can’t… I can’t take it anymore,” I responded silently.“GET UP!” The wind intensified into a whirlwind, the powerful gust pushing Hunter off me.I began to crawl deeper into the forest in a desperate attempt to please the Moon Goddess before my death, hoping to have my soul forgiven for whatever I might have done.“You’re not escaping, prey!” the Alpha roared, sinking his claws into my hind legs.I whimpered, growling, and kept trying to drag myself forward, leaving a trail of blood and tears, until I hit something with my head. Sniffing, I realized the scent that had been guiding me was now directly in front of me. Its aroma is mixed with something predatory and lethal. I trembled even more. Was this another predator come to toy with my life?The ground trembled beneath its power, and even the very pressure in the air shifted. The aura emanating from it, though unseen,
POV: CALLIE“Did he suffer?” I responded quickly and firmly, hoping that Bastard had endured the worst pain imaginable.“I'm known for my ruthlessness, Wolf... Didn’t you hear your father’s desperate screams?” I caught a faint trace of amusement in the mysterious wolf’s voice.“What I heard was nothing compared to what that monster did to me. He wasn’t my father!” I growled, anger boiling within me. My strength waned, and I collapsed to the ground, but not before asking again, needing to know: “Did he suffer?”“Magnificently so!” The air shifted, and I sniffed, sensing that he crouched in front of me. “Now, what should I do with you?”“Kill her, my king! A blind wolf is of no use to our pack. We don’t need dead weight!” The repulsive scent of another wolf caught my attention, drawing my focus in his direction.“Silence, Beta!” The werewolf’s commanding voice was terrifying, so much so that even my inner wolf wanted to bow in respect and fear. “Now, where were we?”“Black Wolf, your be
POV: AARONI laughed darkly, plunging my hands into his abdomen and tearing through his entrails. Driven by sheer hatred, the wretched wolf crawled toward the injured creature on the ground, gripping her shoulders and blaming her for all his curses. A true coward.I stopped behind him, predatory, my eyes locking onto the wolves, who I now realized were blind. The rumors were true—this wolf was despicable and revolting. Pulling my claws from his stomach, I drove them through his chest, ripping out his still-beating heart. I squeezed it tighter and tighter until its rhythm slowed and the organ burst in my hands. Hunter collapsed, his body sliding off the fragile wolves and crumbling at her feet.The image, though blurred, took shape in the darkness. My mind returned to the present, and I found myself staring in surprise at the wolves I had supported in my lupine arms.“What was that?” I whispered, astonished, realizing there was more to this creature than her apparent weakness and blind
POV: CALLIE“I am Ryan, little wolf,” he said, his voice smooth and genuine, a rare quality among scents. Only in my mother and Orion had I sensed such aromas.I blacked out completely, finding myself in front of a stream with crystal-clear waters where carp leaped, trying to ascend a violent waterfall.“Look at that. Despite the water’s overwhelming strength and the current dictating their paths, the carp persist, fighting against it in search of their own destinies,” an angelic voice echoed behind me.I turned, surprised to find no one there. I returned my gaze to the water, startled by the reflection. Scenes unfolded, revealing the image of a man with an aura of power and beauty. He had striking features and an impressive physique. His chiseled jawline and expressive eyes radiated determination and intensity. His hair, perhaps dark and thick, fell in controlled wildness over his forehead, adding an air of mystery and rebellion.His physique was imposing, with well-defined muscles t
POV: AARONA whisper from afar caught my attention, pulling my focus to a specific spot in the room during a meeting with my subordinates, where we were drafting a plan to attack the other packs. I felt eyes on me—fear, uncertainty, and a desperate need for protection hung heavy in the air. My wolf roared in my chest, tearing at me with an impulsive instinct to run to the blind wolf and stay by her side.“Lycan King?” the Beta called, glancing toward the point where my gaze was fixed. “Is everything alright?”I growled, making the table tremble, and all the wolves shrink back, lowering their heads.“Draft a solid plan. Present your reasons for attacking this pack—I’m not convinced about this one,” I said, pointing to the map, feeling my wolf's warning grow louder.“Where are you going, my king?” Jaxon asked.I roared, forcing him to take a few steps back and crouch in his human form in reverence.“Forgive me, my king,” he whispered through clenched teeth.I strode out of the room, and
POV: CALLIEI approached the gates, though I feared getting too close. My wolf stirred every time we heard his voice. There was something about that man—something different from Dante; they didn’t feel like the same person. Deep inside, I felt an overwhelming urge to run into his arms!I hesitated, absorbing every word. Everything about him confused me… Could I not seek warmth here, at least? Could I not do this when I was awake? I heard his deep sigh, heavy with pain and sorrow. What had he lost to become so distrustful? Why couldn’t I remember who we were to each other?A faint kick stirred in my belly. It was strange how certain I was of the pup’s gender, and I knew he was just as strong as his father… Wait—the father?I pondered in my mind: how did I know the sire’s strength if I couldn’t even remember him? Slowly, I pushed the gates open, waiting for his
POV: DANTEThe blind she-wolf proved useless, fainting before she could share her vision. How could she be so weak that she couldn't handle a simple magic tea? Annoyed, I growled, leaving her sprawled on the ground while I turned my attention to Yulli. She was gravely wounded, deep gashes from my claws slicing through her flesh. Her blood now was a delicious elixir of pure power. These damned chosen ones didn’t know how to value what they possessed—that’s why I desired all the power I could get.“You're lucky, little witch; I can't kill you just yet.” I spun her by the chains, watching her body tremble. “Your magic will help us achieve our goals!”“I already told you, I won’t cooperate! If you want to kill me, do it already—I don’t fear death!” Yulli screamed, spitting more blood onto the ground.“But do you fear pain, witch?” I gr
POV: AARONI ran toward the witches’ city, desperate for the information I knew only they could provide. Luckily, we were on the same side in this war. I stopped near the edge of the city, stepping out of the car and sniffing the air. Something was off.Just as I was about to shift into my wolf form, a burning pain erupted in my stomach, radiating through my joints and insides. I turned to the side, vomiting a thick, black, slimy liquid that reeked of decay. I coughed uncontrollably, wiping my mouth angrily.“Black magic...” I muttered, scanning the area as sinister whispers echoed through the forest, which began to fill with an eerie fog. “Great, more enemies!”Growling, I shifted into my Lycan form and entered the dense forest. Shadows darted from tree to tree, whispering ancient words.“I’m not your enemy! I’m looking for someone—the wit
POV: CALLIEI woke up nauseated by the metallic scent of blood everywhere, accompanied by nearby groans of pain.“Yulli?” I whispered cautiously, sniffing in her direction.“She can't talk right now, dear... The little one is taking a nap,” Dante chuckled softly, amused. “By the way, my dear, did you have any visions?”“Visions?” I arched an eyebrow. Did he not remember the dream connection? “No, sorry... I just had dreams!”“Really? What did you dream about?” I felt him move closer, the bed sinking beside me, making my wolf skittish. “Callie, I’m starting to lose patience with your wolf!”“We don’t remember you, Dante... Give us more time,” I stammered, uneasy, as his claws brushed against my skin roughly, leaving shallow cuts. “Please...”“You're lucky there are plenty of toys to keep me entertained right now
POV: LAURENEsmeralda took a hesitant step forward, keeping her head down as the strap of her nightgown slipped off her shoulder, gliding down her body and revealing her curves.“I know you're not the kind of wolf who forces a woman into anything, my king... Will you let me see your good side?” Raising her glistening eyes, Esmeralda offered a subtle smile. “Please...”“Esmeralda, I don’t have a good side or any interest in you right now!” I growled, irritated, crouching in front of her and picking up the nightgown, shoving it back at her. “Don’t ever come to my chambers uninvited again.”“Was Callie invited?” Still naked, she stepped closer, letting her fingertips glide along my arms, caressing softly. “Let me show you what it’s like to be with a real she-wolf, Alpha.”I clenched my fist in fury. Why did they despise the blind she-wolf so much? S
POV: AARONAfter my bath, I lay patiently on the bed, waiting to be drawn into her dreams, thinking about our connection. I immersed myself in memories of our intimate moments, especially the times we ventured to the top of the mountain. I remembered how awestruck she looked when she “saw” the sunset through my eyes. I recalled how beautiful her face was, flushed from the icy wind, and how shy she felt being completely naked on top of me, fully surrendering to our desires.I woke up in front of the gates, walking peacefully with my hands in my pockets. I stopped in front, knocked twice, and waited for her furious growls.“Why can’t you just leave me alone, at least here?” the she-wolf roared, making me laugh.“I’ll come back every night, Callie. I’m never leaving,” I shouted from the other side of the door. “I won’t hurt you. Let me in.”“Why should I?” I heard her sigh. “I’m tired of your persistence.”“Then open the door,” I growled, placing my hand on the gate and resting my forehe
POV: AARONI entered the council room growling fiercely, consumed by rage. Weeks had passed with no news or clues about Callie or Yulli. Somehow, my wolf knew they were together and that I needed to find them as soon as possible. Especially at night, my mind was drawn to the temple. Every time I approached the door, I was repelled by magic! How was the blind she-wolf doing this?My nerves were on edge. The day had come to attack the Northern Dawn, to overthrow Alpha Icaro, who exploited his people, using them as sacrifices to the dark god, Nocturnus. I needed to release all the tension building up in my body. As much as I denied it, being away from the she-wolf was affecting my wolf more than I cared to admit.“You all know what to do. Kill the pagan followers, capture the people so we can assess their usefulness and loyalty,” I ordered, catching Kemilly's scent at the door, waiting. “Now, everyone out! Prepare to move.”As they left, I saw her enter with her head down. Her scent stil
POV: CALLIEI started coughing due to my dry throat, trying to generate saliva to ease the parched sensation.“You’re the blind wolf...” I heard the woman say, sighing. “What have they done to you?”“Who?” I coughed harder, struggling to speak.“Take three small steps forward, then carefully kneel. There’s a bucket with what seems to be water,” she said softly.“No... Dante will bring me water soon,” I replied, still clearing my throat, trying to suppress the coughing fit.“I’m sorry, Wolf, but if you want to survive, you need to understand something—here, it’s every person for themselves. Dante doesn’t help anyone!” I heard her shifting, perhaps attempting to move. “My name is Yulli. What’s yours?”“Callie,” I answered with difficulty, taking one cautious step and then another, as she had instructed. Slowly, I kneeled. I sniffed the water—it stank, stagnant for who knows how long. I wrinkled my nose in disgust, lowering my hands carefully around the bucket and scooping up a bit of th
POV: DANTEThe beta arrived with a scowl, dragging Esmeralda along, who also seemed irritated. I smiled as she ran toward me, jumping into my arms for a possessive kiss.“Tell me you're finally going to defeat the Supreme Alpha,” she murmured, biting my lower lip hungrily, her voice filled with longing. “I can't stand being apart any longer.”“Not yet, but I have a surprise for you,” I growled, biting her mouth in return, savoring the blood that trickled down.“So rough,” she moaned, her scent of excitement filling the air.“The surprise can wait.” Carrying her inside and up the stairs, I stopped at the top and glanced at the beta. “You, disappear for a few hours.”“Yes, my king,” Jaxon replied reluctantly, glaring before leaving.“I think he's jealous of you,&rdq