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Chapter 35: Shadow's Close InSelena POV I didn't even see the first shadow shift before the iron taste of blood reached my nostrils. The crunch of leaves under my boots matched the steady hammering of my heart as it thudded in my chest. This section of the forest was new to me, darker, and covered with vines that, if I stared at them for too long, appeared to move.I gripped the little sword Aria had given me a few days before and murmured to myself, "Just get to the border." "This is something you can do."Even though Aria had advised me to remain in the town, I couldn't just sit there knowing that the rogues were getting closer. She was unable to comprehend. Because she was in charge of the pack's security, her position as Alpha kept her grounded. My part? An unexpected but unavoidable asset was a wild card. And now that she was gone, I wanted to show that I could compete.But I started to doubt that choice as the shadows drew closer, taunting the little moonlight.From the bushes
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Chapter 36: A Bond in ShadowsAria's POVExhaustion pulled me into the depths of slumber as soon as I closed my eyes. However, I was standing in a curiously familiar but oddly foreign area in lieu of the cozy darkness. I was surrounded by an unending forest with old and tall trees, their branches entwined like webs over my head. Tension permeated the air, making it difficult for me to breathe."Where am I?" I said, but the words seemed to fade into the deafening quiet.The answer was an abrupt change in the environment rather than a spoken response. I turned abruptly as a wave went through the woods, and I realized I wasn't alone.Then I caught sight of him.A few steps away, Darius stood with his hands balled into fists and his massive shoulders slumped. A look of raw, unguarded agony contorted his normally calm face in a way I had never seen before."Darius?" With hesitation, I called out, but he didn't answer. His focus was on somewhere beyond the woods, as if he couldn't hear me.
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Chapter 37: The Chasm Between UsKillian’s POVThe Moonshine Pack home was the scene of a rare, peaceful evening. As I patrolled the edge of the woodland, keeping within hearing of the packhouse, the snow crunched gently under my feet and the frost-bitten air had a subtle pine aroma. I briskly walked to clear my brain, but I knew deep down it was a flimsy excuse.There she was.Aria.The lady who had no right to infiltrate my emotions, much less my mind. But there she was, as tenacious as the cold of winter. Her voice echoed each time she spoke. I was reminded of the gap I imposed between us by every accusatory look she gave me.Distance I was unable to let myself close.---I tightened my hands and stopped walking, my boots sinking into the ice ground.It was risky to fall for her. She was more than simply a victim of political intrigue and renegade conflicts. She was everything. the secret to revealing my innermost secrets and scars I had buried so deeply that, even to me, they were
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Chapter 38: A Storm of FearAria’s POVAs I sat in the war room with Killian and the best fighters in the pack, the atmosphere was tense. The enormous wood table was covered with maps of the surrounding lands, the once-immaculate parchment now smudged by hurried additions and scribbling. Instead of operating in sporadic outbursts of mayhem, the rogues were now coordinating their assaults and intensifying them across pack territory.Killian addressed the gathering from the head of the table, his presence imposing. His piercing, golden eyes skimmed across the assembled wolves before settling momentarily on me. His voice was firm and quiet as he said, "These attacks aren't random." "They are intended to undermine us and sow discord and mistrust among the packs."I looked at the map in front of me and nodded. However, why now? What has changed?Killian's eyes darkened and his jaw tensed. "Veyron is exerting more effort. He is attempting to disrupt us before we can launch a response becaus
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Chapter 39: master of puppets The crystalline sconces' dim radiance threw spooky refractions over the ragged walls, shrouding the huge room in gloom. Veyron stood in the middle of it, looking around at the people. They were a motley crew of sycophants, informants, and mercenaries who were drawn to him like moths to fire. He enjoyed the way their eyes flashed to his but never stayed, the way they were afraid."Are we clear?" Veyron's piercing and purposeful voice broke through the muttering. The only sound to break the silence was the distant trickle of water from the cavern's roof. The gathered crowd reluctantly nodded, not wanting to say anything."Well done." A grin that was equal parts threat and joy curved his lips. He turned away and paced to the chamber's edge, where a huge mirror made of obsidian stood, its surface vibrating slightly as if it were alive.That mirror was an ingenious bit of engineering. An all-in-one surveillance tool and platform. He had seen kingdoms collapse
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Chapter 40: Bound by ShadowsAria’s POVThe forest was quieter than usual, a heavy silence hanging in the air like an unspoken warning. The early morning light trickled through the canopy, casting fractured beams onto the mossy ground. I stood at the edge of the training field, my thoughts spiraling out of control.The diary, the visions, and now the whispers of something darker—everything felt connected, but the pieces refused to fall into place. Veyron’s name was a thread woven through it all, but I didn’t know how to unravel it without pulling the entire tapestry apart.I clenched my fists. If there was one thing I knew, it was that I couldn’t trust anyone else to do this for me.“Still brooding?” Selena’s voice cut through my thoughts, light and teasing, but I caught the undercurrent of concern.I turned to see her walking toward me, her auburn hair pulled back into a tight braid. She looked stronger now, even after her capture. The bruises had faded, but her sharp eyes betrayed h
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Chapter 41: A Fragile AccordAria’s POVThe tension in the room was so thick it could have been sliced with a knife. Killian stood to my left, arms crossed over his chest, his icy glare fixed on Darius. Across the table, Darius leaned back in his chair with a smirk that radiated confidence, though his fingers drummed an anxious rhythm against the wooden surface.Between them sat a fragile piece of paper: the terms of an alliance.This wasn’t just any alliance. It was the first step toward uniting packs that had been enemies for decades. And it was my idea—a decision I was beginning to regret as their tempers flared.“This is ridiculous,” Killian growled, his voice low and threatening. “I don’t trust him, Aria. How can you expect me to work with someone who’s spent years undermining everything we stand for?”Darius shrugged, an infuriatingly calm expression on his face. “You don’t have to trust me, Killian. You just have to understand that without me, you won’t survive what’s coming.”
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Chapter 42: Guarded LoyaltiesKillian’s POVThe sun barely touched the horizon when I stepped outside, the crisp morning air doing little to ease the storm brewing inside me. Every instinct I had screamed to protect Aria, but I couldn’t ignore the gnawing thought that protecting her was becoming more than just an obligation. It was personal.The sound of laughter pulled my attention toward the training grounds. Aria stood there, a sword in her hands, sparring with one of my warriors. She was graceful, fierce, and utterly unyielding, a force I couldn’t look away from.“Alpha,” Lucas’s voice cut through my thoughts, breaking the trance. “You’ve been staring at her for a solid minute.”I shot him a glare. “I’m observing.”Lucas smirked, leaning casually against the fence. “Sure you are. Is this ‘observing’ going to get in the way of you leading, or should I start calling her Alpha instead?”“Enough, Lucas,” I growled, turning away from the training grounds.But his words lingered, a bitt
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