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Chapter seven: Shadows of the past.
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Evans’ POVThe euphoria that covered Briony's hut was thick, filled with something viable but invisible. I could sense it pressing against my delicate skin, a suffocating weight that made my heart throb behind my ribcage. Kieran's towering presence could only add to it, his eyes locked into mine that reflected something unreadable and dark.“What are you doing here?” I asked, my tone resonating sharper than I intended. He had barged into the hut as though he had the right to thwart the processing peace I was trying to build.His sharp jaws clenched. “I'm not here for your games. I am here for serious business.”“The Mister is here for serious business. Interesting.” I scoffed inwardly. That had been his excuse. Always having a duty is more important than the feeling we both felt. I folded my arms across my chest, leaning at the table filled with dry roots and mixtures.Briony, sitting on her usual stool, gave no response. She could only feel the expression we exhibited, her expression
Last Updated : 2025-02-25The Omega's Redemption. Chapter nine: Into the Unknown.
Kieran’s POVThe gleaming silvery moon hung high in the sky as we rode through the dense forest, its beams shimmering through thick canopy. The air filled with damp earth, but beneath it lurked something preternatural.Evans rode her horse beside me, her face covered by the hood of her cloak. She had been silent since I told her of us coming to the western border. Evans always had something to do for every situation.but here was her fur in her silence.“We're getting close to the scene,” Garrick, my Gamma voice cut through the tense air. “The scout also told me of him seeing something strange near the Nightclaw route.”“It's all good.” I said finally. “We will get to the root of this all by the help of.the Moon goddess.” I prayed.I gave him a stern, but sharp look, my grip tightening on my sword. The western border which has always been heavily guarded is now the most vulnerable area of the pack. But whatever this is, it had left a mark of destruction. I could still hear and see the
Last Updated : 2025-02-26The Omega's Redemption. Chapter ten: The whispers of the Forgotten.
Evans' POVThe strange laughter from the figures still filled my ears long after they left, leaving behind a thick, unsettling silence. My pulse raced violently against my ribcage, every strand of muscles yelling of us being in danger. The air felt charged, as though the ground was unsafe.Kieran stood befuddled, the grip on his sword quivering. His eyes scan through the dark forest as though expecting another primal attack. The warriors reassembled in panic as they drew their swords. I could feel the fear, taste it in the lingering air.But what re-echoed deep inside my head were the last words of the dark shadow.*We want her blood.*For a flick second, I pondered on the blood they were insinuating about.My blood.A strange jolt rippled up my spine as I tried to steady my already trembling hands. My mind reeled with questions, each one more dark than the previous. What did they want from me? What was my relationship with them?Garrick was the first to break the wall of questions in
Last Updated : 2025-02-26The Omega's Redemption. Chapter eleven: The Shadow's Warning.
Kieran’s POVThe reverberation of the strange, ancient laughter still echoed in my eyes as we skittered our horses through the thick forest, our movements swift through the weighty undergrowth. The gush of wind howled against us, carrying with it the lingering scent of flesh and blood. Whatever lurked in the dark was still around. I could sense the presence in the air.Evans' horse was beside mine, her hood covering her face as she howled loudly in pain. She had seldomly altered any word since her encounter with the strange voice— *We need her blood*---which had resonated through the trees, sending cold down our spine. I had seen the way her fingers trembled below her reins, the way her wolf howled in agony.My jaw clenched, resting my gaze on what laid ahead.“Faster,” My commanding voice echoed. “We're not yet safe.”Garrick rode his horse at my flank, his sword still drawn out, ready for any impromptu attack. “That for sure wasn't a rogue. From what my eyes saw it was something une
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Kieran’s POVThe howl then cut through the tensed air sent a shiver of fear through my spine, unease rising through my chest. It wasn't the yearning of a beckon or the cry of rogue—it was another thing, something that didn't exist. Something that sent my wolf, Soren snarling in fear.The warriors that assembled around me froze, their hands clenched to their already drawn sword, bodies coiling with panic. My mind raced as the sound of footsteps resonated towards us. The scout that had run to me was still swirling on the floor, catching the rush of air that escaped his lungs.“Did you hear that?” I asked one of the warriors beside me.“Yes, I heard…” The words were interrupted by another sharp howl, but this time grew closer. The ground beneath our feet trembled, and my heart throbbed from the surge of fear that clouded my heart. My wolf fought to hold control, but I laid it still. I need to understand. I needed to take the lead.Evans took a deliberate step forward, her cloak rolling o
Last Updated : 2025-02-27The Omega's Redemption. Chapter 13: Trial by Shadows.
Evans' POVThe council hall's air was oppressively heavy. A cacophony of voices rang out against the stone walls, piercing and relentless. The bloodstains that had not yet been removed from the flooring following Alpha Chris's passing blended with the smell of dread and anxiety. I stood in the middle of it all, their eyes piercing me like knives, and my skin prickled. With his grizzled visage contorted in suspicion, Elder Vaughn hissed, "The attacks began after she returned." "Death followed the instant she returned to this pack." The assembled council members were surrounded by murmurs of agreement, with some nodding and others talking to one another. I took a deep breath and forced myself to remain upright in spite of the pressure of their charges. My nails bit into my palms as I clenched my fists. Another elder narrowed his eyes on me and said, "She was present when the bodies were discovered." "How is it that she recognised those markings?" "This is ridiculous," Kieran sai
Last Updated : 2025-02-28The Omega's Redemption. Chapter 14: The Hidden Truth.
Kieran’s POVThe elders were in turmoil. The air filled with tension, a vulnerable mix of agony, fear and uncertainty. The death of Alpha Chris still lingered in our hearts, the pack laced on the edge of what ravaged the air. Voices clashed, warriors tugged, and the elders struggled to stay stern in their words.“We can't stand another war!” Elder Vaughn slammed the desk in front of him. “The darkness lurking around us is demanding for the blood of this omega, giving us the condition that if we don't oblige, we will all be gone. And I know you won't want to afford that, Beta Kieran.”A guttural growl erupted from my guts. “So you suggest that we let on one of our very own?”“Don't say that. She isn't one of our own,” another council member snapped. “She was rejected by her pack. Everything started becoming dark the moment her foot rested on this pack. Now the Alpha is dead, and Nightclaw is under the threat of war.”My jaw clenched, fighting the pull to erupt the turmoil that ate deep
Last Updated : 2025-03-01The Omega's Redemption. Chapter 15: Shadows on the Border.
Evans’ POVMy hands shoke its grip on the letter as I read it for the second time, my heart running in gasps as it throbbed against my chest. My parents words, written in desperate call-to-action, warned of a curse—one laced to the blood in my veins, one that could revive something I wasn't prepared for.*You are not a mere omega, Evans. The blood of the Lunar Queen runs in your veins, and with it, the load of many generations lies on your shoulders. But be cautious….comes great power comes great responsibility.*My fingers traced the faded ink, my stomach churned into knots. I had given my entire being like air, a trash to the pack. But this. This changed everything about my ideology. It meant that my past, my banishment, and even the strange occurrences surrounding me weren't normal. There were signs.The dimly lit archive room felt suffocating, the silhouette formed from the candlelight cast on the wall, reflecting shadows on the cracked walls. If my parents had known about all thi
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The Omega's Redemption. Chapter 63: Torn Between Two Fates.
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