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I didn’t know how to answer; instead, I just stared up at the man cupping my face. His skin was dark as the night, and his eyes were storm cloud grey. He looked to be a mirror image of Pontus. Same face, same build. He smiled down at me until someone coughed. I turned to see my mate staring at me with a wounded look on his face, and that snapped me out of whatever trance I was in. Pontus and Uranus both laughed. “Don’t worry, pup.” Uranus patted Rowan on his shoulder. His voice came out condescending. “All mortals get this way around gods. Your mate’s heart is still only yours.” I wanted to stand, but Rowan grabbed me first. He must have seen the anger on my face because he smiled. “Now you have called all of us here. What do you need?” Uranus joined his brother and mother across from me. “Humans have found out about us.” I started.Pontus raised a brow and turned to his mother. “Why does this have anything to do with us?”Gaia smacked him. “You know exactly why we are here. Allow t
I turned to my grandmother. “What do I do?” Gaia laughed. “So strong, yet so unsure of herself and power.” She waved a hand, and the ground where my hand had been became a stone bowl. Water filled from an unseen force. “She can’t help you with this little one.” She stepped closer. “But just like me, call to them. You are of the land, the sky and the sea. And you can connect with all of it.” Her eyes were gentle but firm. I started with what I could see. I put my hand into the bowl of water. Letting the cool liquid close over my skin. Unlike with the ground, this wasn’t alive. There was nothing to connect. I shook my head as I stared at the goddess. “I feel nothing. Not like I did with you and the ground.”She smiled. “You are thinking too small. Close your eyes.” I listened to her. “Water gives you life, just like the earth. The earth gives you food, but without water there is nothing. Not humans, not plants, not even bacteria. It is the lifeblood of our planet. The water is the blo
Everyone stared at me for a few seconds, like they were processing what I was saying, and then everyone started talking over each other. “What are you talking about?” Cass waved her hands. “I hadn’t thought that far, to be honest.” Ronnie walked up. He looked around are small group and his eyes fell on Cass. “Greyson is looking for you.”Cass stared for a minute. “Why?”Ronnie sighed. “Some guards are acting up. The trackers in particular. He needs you to go handle your squad while he deals with his.” He waved off behind the house towards the training rings. “He said he tried to mind-link you about it, but you hadn’t been answering.” He lifted an eyebrow, and Cass blushed. “I was just excited to see Amy up again.” She looked around at the rest of us. “I can help after.”I waved her off. “It’s okay. What I have to do, no one can help with. You can go help your mate.”My dad jogged back out. “Hey Cass, Greyson just mind-linked me looking for you. Says he needs your help at the rings.”
I braced myself for my parents as they ran over to me. My father got to me first, his battered body once again healed and fully clothed. “If you ever do that again, I swear to the Goddess Amy Maclean I will kill you myself.” His tight grip felt a little suffocating, but I was ripped from his arms. My mother’s hands floated over every inch of my body, making sure I was intact. Her right hand was healed, her fingers still missing down at the first knuckle. I grabbed her hand and looked it over. “Will they grow back?” I looked at her face, and she just shrugged.“I’ve never lost a finger before, so I don’t know.” She pulled her hand back and pointed at me. “What the hell were you thinking?”“What spell was that?” My dad shook his head. “I’ve never seen lightning like that before.”I shook my head. “It wasn’t a spell. Noth that I know of…it kinda just happened.” I blew out a breath, and I felt another tug. “What happened after the lightning?” I looked around at everyone. “I don’t remembe
The room was silent except for the ticking of the clock. I felt a tug in my chest, pulling me outside to the pack house. The first one was gentler, but this one made me gasp. I needed to get down there. Soon. Then, a timer went off, scaring both of us and making us jump. “What do you mean I called down lightning?” My brain couldn’t wrap around that little tidbit. He turned back to the cart, and he shook his head. “Like I said, the story has become more like a myth at this point. Everyone has been-” He stopped talking, his hand hovered over the strip, and I heard him swallow.“What’s wrong?” I stepped up next to him. He held out the tiny strip of paper with two pink lines. I froze.“Congratulations, Luna.” He coughed as he put the strip back down on the cart, and he bowed. “You’re pregnant.”My hand flew to my stomach, and I felt the burn of tears. “Truly?”He nodded. “This is the second test. The first was when you were out cold, and I wanted to make sure before I got your hopes up.
My eyes opened to the sun shining directly into my pupils. I groaned, and my hands shot to cover them. “Welcome back to the living, Luna.” A voice, one I didn’t have the brainpower to identify, called from my side. I cracked an eye, grunting again with the brightness of the lights, and waited for my eye to adjust before the form of the doctor took shape. “Doc…I’m alive?” The question slipped out, and he laughed. “Yeah. You are.”“Then, can you turn down the Goddess bright lights in the room? I can’t see shit.” I groaned as I took stock of my body. Every atom that was in my body was brimming with power and pain. So much pain. The doctor laughed, and I heard steps receding, and the room darkened. I cracked open my eyes to see that the doctor had turned off most of the lights, leaving a small lamp on the med cart still on. “How’s that?”“Better.” I sighed and allowed both of my eyes to adjust to the room. “Where is everyone?” Worry clamped a fist around my throat. “My parents? Did the







