The blood seer froze, staring at Kael with widened eyes.
“Wait, that's not possible.” “Check if the woman's mark is still there.” he muttered, turning towards Varrick. Varrick dragged down Aralynn's shirt a little and the half moon mark under her collar bone was almost gone and was being replaced by a mate mark. “It's fading and a mate mark is replacing it.” Varrick said, his voice faltering. “Wait, is he using the blood moon to mate her without biting her.” the blood seer asked, rhetorically. But then, he raised Kael's shirt, regretting it in an instant. “Seperate their hands and fall back!” he yelled. But it was too late, Kael was done mating her and the half moon mark on his chest was now a pulsing full moon. And before anyone could run, his chest exploded with light. Pure silver light tore through the clearing swallowing the red candles. The blood seer screamed as the light hit him, burning through his flesh till it turned dust. Varrick shielded his eyes, falling to his knees. The sound of chains snapping echoed as the room shook violently, followed by the sound of the table crumbling. And when everywhere fell silent once more. Varrick lifted his face, snapping his eyes open but he regretted it in an instant. A massive creature stood on top of the ruins. It's fur like liquid silver illuminating the room brightly. It's dark golden eyes swallowing anything that gazes into it. And slowly the creature, Oryxion, the wolf of death finally awakened lifted its eyes meeting Varrick's gaze. Everything around them paused. Varrick lowered his gaze, instantly trembling like a wet chicken as he muttered incoherent words. Oryxion leaped but it was too late, Varrick had vanished using dark magic. It roared outraged, the ground cracked under it, trees groaned and the air itself seemed to recoil. Shadows peeled from every corner of the forest, drawn toward him. Kael snapped Aralynn's chain free, letting her fall to the ground slowly. The guards shifted and lunged towards him but fire consumed them mid air, their screams echoing in the clearing. Oryxion moved with terrifying grace, consuming the Darkthorn Pack in a wave of pure destruction. Flesh scorched, bones shattered, sorcerers twisted and snapped like brittle glass before they could utter magic. Aralynn's eyes widened with horror as she watched him tear wolves apart like paper until she passed out. — The forest was eerily silent, the aftermath of chaos lingering like a smoke in the air. Oryxion moved silently among the towering pines, Aralynn unconscious body in between his baring fangs. The moon case pale silver light over the forest floor, shadows twisting around them like living things and tress bending subtly as if acknowledging his presence. He stopped in his sacred stop lowering her beard the river on the moss covered ground. Oryxion shifted, skin replacing furs and slowly Kael emerged, he drapped a cloak over his bare body. He lit a fire next covering it up with a fog to avoid smoke but blazing enough to keep Aralynn warm. — “My lord, news comes from packs.” A guard rushed a room housing Darian who was barely alive with burnt scar all over his body and Korrah. “What…what news,” Darian stammered. “Oryxion has awakened.” the guard reported. “Oryxion?” “The myth?” Korrah repeated. “He is not a myth anymore, he was really the man that kept the alpha in this state.” the guard said, his head bowed. “Where did he awaken?” Darian asked, whispering. “In the Deathhorn’s pack, he killed everyone in the pack.” the guard replied. Darian and Korrah exchanged glances, fear lingering in Darian's eyes. “But…” the guard began as they snapped their eyes back to him. “Speak,” Darian ordered, his lips trembling. “Their Alpha, Varrick is rumoured to have escaped using dark magic.” the guard completed. “Find him, search every nook and cranny of the earth.” “He is now a rogue wolf so he will need help.” Darian instructed, hope brewing in his chest. The guard with Korrah bowed and left leaving only Darian to his thoughts. — The sun was high and blazing when Aralynn snapped her eyes open but when she saw Kael's back, she snapped it shut instantly horrified to see him. Kael approached her seconds later, his gaze towering above her as he checked her pulse and temperature. Without any word, he straightened his back and exited the clearing. Aralynn waited till she couldn't hear his footsteps anymore before snapping her eyes open, she didn't even glance around the clearing before bolting out of it. Hatred and fear surged through her, but all that mattered was running and staying clear of the monster that had always been a myth yet now hunted her like prey. But across her stood Kael watching her run blindly into the forest with a smirk smudged on his face. “Run all you wish, mate.” “But you can't run from me unless l let you go.” he said, coldly.Latest Chapter
Chapter Twenty - Betrayals
The air shifted as the weight of Zavien’s words hit Kael.But instead of fear filling his eyes, they were filled with something darker.“I won't repeat myself.” Kael scoffed. “Let her go.”Zavien snickered. “Me neither.”Zavien's figures curled slowly before Kael could respond, as if he were pulling invisible threads.The air around Aralynn folded inward, darkening and thickening.“Aralynn!” Kael called, panic rising in his tone.“You can't reach her anymore,” Zavien said softly. “Not until I allow it.”Kael lunged, shadows ripping from his spine like wings, slashing at the space where she hung.They hit nothing.His claws tore through empty air.“Where is she?” he roared.Zavien smiled. “Inside me.”Kael froze.“What?”“I wove her into my blood,” Zavien said, tapping his chest. “She breathes when I breathe. Bleeds when I bleed. Kill me and you kill her.Kael’s hands trembled. “You’re lying.”Zavien leaned close, voice low and sweet. “Then try to kill me and see what happens to her.”
Chapter Nineteen - Follow me to hell
The fire still burned on Aralynn’s skin.It crawled over her palms where she had touched the glowing runes, biting through flesh and bone like it knew her name.She jerked back with a cry, clutching her hand to her chest.“Why?” she sobbed. “They’re my people!”“The boundary rejects hell,” he said. “And you carry my blood.”Her knees hit the ground.“Hell? Your blood?” she gasped, mind spinning.Kael said nothing.“They’re right there,” she cried.Liora pressed her hand to the barrier from the other side. “We can’t reach you.”Aralynn stretched her hand again towards the barrier.Don’t,” Kael said, stepping in front of her. “You’ll burn yourself hollowHer breath came sharp. “I came back for them. Why should I stop when they are right there?”Beyond the runes, wolves stood in a tight circle, thin and still.There eyes followed her, wide and afraid.She stepped forward again, the light flared.Kael grabbed her wrist, the glow snapped back instantly like it had a teeth.You feel that?”
Chapter Eighteen - Finding her pack
The forest thinned, branches bending forward with the soft wind.Aralynn's footsteps faltered, her chest tightening before she even saw it.“There,” she whispered.Ahead of them was meant to be the clearing they stood to make their vows.But there lay a half burnt throne room.Her knees went weak.“This was…this was where…”“I know,” Kael said, his voice barely heard.She walked forward like a ghost, fingers brushing a broken pillar.“I stood here,” she murmured. “on white. My people, my pack was so happy to have us lead them.”Kael's jaw tightened.“This is where you said you would never leave me,” she whispered.From the shadows near the blackened throne, footsteps approached.Aralynn spun.Two figures stepped out.Her breath caught. “Darian,”Korrah tilted his head. “Who sent you?”“You don't remember me?” she asked. “I'm your older sister, Darian.She pointed at Korrah. “You called me Luna and bowed whenever I passed.”They stared, perplexed.Darian shifted uneasily. “I have never
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN - KAEL, WHAT ARE YOU?
Aralynn woke to silence that pressed against her ears until her chest tightened. Even her breathing sounded too loud, like it didn’t belong.Her lashes fluttered slowly.Darkness stretched above her, watching.She sucked in a sharp breath and sat up too fast.Pain flickered behind her eyes. Her hand flew to her chest instinctively, fingers digging into warm skin. There was no wound nor blood, still her heart thundered like it had been running.“Easy.” a familiar voice stopped her.Her head snapped to the side and there sat Kael, right beside her.One knee drawn up, forearm resting on it, fingers loose. Shadows clung to him like they didn’t know where else to go.For a heartbeat, relief flooded her.“Kael,” she breathed, the name slipping out the way it always had soft, unguarded. But when she glanced at him again, her breath stuttered.His face was the same. The sharp lines, the dark lashes and the mouth that used to hesitate before smiling like he wasn’t sure he deserved it.Bu
CHAPTER SIXTEEN – EVERYTHING HAS A COST
The forest was silent, heavy with the scent of burnt earth and iron.Kael knelt in the center of the clearing, shadows crawling along the ground, flickering like living embers. Aralynn lay beside him, her chest rising and falling in slow, shallow breaths. Her hair fanned out like dark silk, her lips pale and her hands curled in delicate fists.Kael’s fingers traced the air above her, feeling the pulse of life returning, his void-black eyes reflecting the remnants of destruction around them.“Sleep,” he murmured, voice hoarse. “You need rest.”Slowly, he closed his eyes, his hands rising as shadows surged upward, forming jagged walls of black that spiraled toward the sky..Trees trembled, birds fell dead mid-flight, and the soil itself cracked beneath his influence. Each shadow escaping through him left him staggering, pain seared through his chest, lightning stabbing along his spine, his vision blurringThe barrier pulsed, a living thing shaped by his will but every pulse demanded
CHAPTER FIFTEEN – THE ONE HELL HAS BEEN WAITING FOR.
Kael’s sprint tore through the clearing, every step shattering the earth beneath him. His chest heaved, eyes wild, senses ablaze.“Aralynn!” he yelled, voice cracking.The world went silent as he skidded to her.Her body lay limp on the ground, eyes closed, lips pale.Blood painted the damp earth.“No…” His hand shook as he reached for her, fingers trembling.His hands froze on hers as the chill of death pressed back.Fear mixed with rage flashed in his eyes, then fire followed roaring behind his eyes.He rose slowly, shadows crawling up around him, twisting into tendrils that lashed at the sky.The ground cracked, trees splintered and thunder split the air.“W-what… what is happening?” Varrick asked, eyes wide.“Die!” he bellowed, shadows exploding outward like black suns.His scream cut through the forest, a sound that made birds drop from the sky, lifeless.Chains of darkness wrapped around every living creature in the clearing lifting them into the air.“That’s impossible,” Elija
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