“DAMNED!” I snarled, casting a powerful spell at the waterfall, which froze as if time had paused. “How?”Opening my eyes, I approached the water droplets, but in an instant, everything returned to normal, dragging me with the force of the current. I angrily left the river that day without sighting the Alpha again. The night was turbulent with strong winds, a sign that the tornado was approaching. Elara warned us to meet her at the top of the small mountain before sunrise.Following her instructions, we were there. Selene held my hands firmly, her fear and terror were reflected in her grip. The magic was intense, creating almost unbearable pressure around us. Not everyone could stay there to watch; even the wind threw some witches away!I searched with my eyes until I found him, majestic in his lupine form, staring at me. I was caught in his gaze until Selene pulled me to follow.“Young witches,” Elara began. “The ancestors have blessed you with this magnificent storm, where your powe

Holding my hands in hers, a bright beam of light illuminated the room, easing my sorrow. It was strange.“Are you sure he doesn't love you?” the deity asked gently. “The Alpha... He's the most challenging wolf of all ages; his curse goes against the understanding of any existing God, even the ancestors can't explain... Maybe, Hybrid, his way of loving you is different!”“I saw him with Agatha, he still loves her.” I whispered softly.“For wolves, love is different, my child; it's not erased with death,” the goddess pondered. “But it doesn't mean his heart is closed to new loves!”“I don't understand.” I looked at her, hopefully.“Of course not, everything happened too fast for you,” she smiled, her ear turning backward. “There's a reason your destinies are entwined; don't give up on it!”“What's the reason?” I spoke to the air, realizing she had disappeared.The Alpha stood at the door with arms crossed, his eyes dangerously narrowed.“We'll leave at dawn!” he finally said. I nodded,

“Witch!” I spoke through my fangs, carried abruptly by the urgency of the situation. “Protect our pack with your lives. Leave the alpha and the shadows to me!”Everyone agreed and departed. We pursued the wretches, and upon reaching the city center, chaos had already taken hold. Wolves with controlled minds roamed, while my inner beast smiled, amused, through my eyes, enjoying the chaos's flame.“SO MUCH FRESH MEAT!” echoed the beast's voice in my mind. I sniffed Alpha Caleb and stealthily entered my meeting dome. While the witch spread her laughter and whispers through the city, chaos intensified.“This, children of chaos… Succumb to the darkness!” the witch spoke with amusement, strangely ignoring the hybrid.“Sophie…” I growled softly as dark hands pulled at my paws, trying to drag me to the witch.“Well, well… Hello, cursed wolf!” grinned the dark witch.“You'll regret attacking my pack,” I roared, digging my claws into the shadows that released me and stepping back. “Did you come

“How can you rest knowing what they've done?” I clenched my fists.“I focus on my revenge,” shrugged the Alpha, pulling me close to his body. “I envision in detail what I will do to Caleb and the witch.”“What's your plan?” I raised my eyebrows, staring at him firmly, anger consuming me.Growling softly, the Lycan brushed his lips against mine, running his hands down my back and moving over my shoulders until he reached my chin, lifting my head even higher toward him.“You will paralyze Caleb and break his bones with the pressure of your magic.” Harvey smiled. “Then, I will tear him apart with my claws, limb by limb, very slowly, making him scream in despair!”“That seems little compared to the pain I feel.” I sighed sadly.“Human, we will torment him little by little every day.” The alpha's voice was diabolical, his delight in cruelty evident.“And the witch?” I ignored his sadistic eyes.“She, unfortunately, is too dangerous to play with; we'll have to be precise in the attack to br

We approached the wolf pack stealthily, shrouded in sinister shadows, where distorted whispers echoed, sending shivers through our fur. Malevolent shadows danced around us, toying with the fragility of our minds. I swallowed hard as I witnessed the silent passage of a black wolf among the shadows of the houses, its eyes staring at me with an unsettling familiarity, as if the entity before me shared similarities with my own father.I approached the alpha, brushing our fur together, and he directed his penetrating gaze towards me.“Fear not the darkness; it is the darkness that should fear us!” Lycan, the alpha, growled, whispering words that echoed with the promise of renewed confidence.The wolves seemed to have detected our presence, their paws making an unmistakable sound as they scraped the ground while running toward us. The ground trembled under the approaching pack, red eyes gleaming, and fangs dripping saliva as if they were rabid beasts.“There are many...” One of the wolves c