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Chapter Twenty-Two
“What are you talking about? I didn’t feed it anything!” I exclaimed.
Damien pointed to the blood soaked box. “The blood is inside it too”
“What does it mean?” I said, stepping away from the moonstone. “It looks nothing like the moonstone I have”
“Because it’s not that type of moonstone.” Damien explained “the one you had is used to manipulate werewolves. This one is built specifically for crescent wolves.”
“To manipulate us?” I asked
He shook his head “Not really. It’s more to hold their wolves. It was rumored that crescent wolves could remove their wolf forms completely with these. I&rsqu
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