Chapter 50

The moonlight cast an eerie glow over the forest as Cassian stood watch on the northern perimeter. The scent of pine and damp earth surrounded him, but his focus was entirely on the darkness beyond the trees. Nathan approached quietly, his wolf form shifting back as

he stepped out of the shadows.

"No movement so far," Nathan reported, his tone low. "The scouts confirm that Magnus's forces are still gathering at the mountain pass."

Cassian nodded, his jaw tight. "That doesn't mean we can let our guard down. They're waiting for something or someone."

Nathan frowned. "You think Fenrir's planning another attack?"

"Not just an attack," Cassian replied. "He wants to break us. And if Magnus is involved, it won't be subtle."

Nathan hesitated, then said, "Aurora's been asking questions about Magnus. About the kind of power he has."

Cassian's expression darkened. "She doesn't need to worry about him. That's my job."

think," Nathan said. "But she's still grieving. If Magnus becomes a

finish. "He

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the camp, Aurora was restless. The quiet of the healer's quarters felt suffocating, and she found herself wandering through the central grounds. The wolves she passed nodded respectfully, though

wolves were practicing under Iris's guidance. Iris waved her over, her smile bright despite the

use

a faint smile. "Something like

her a staff, the wood polished and worn from use. "Want

staff. The weight of it in her hands felt strange but

clarity began to settle over her. Her movements were clumsy at first, but Iris's

said with a grin.

herself had been the hardest part since the loss of her mother and the twins. But as she continued the drills, a

found Aurora near the fire in the main hall, her expression

up," he said, sitting beside

sleep," she admitted. "Too much on

his gaze fixed on the fire. "The pack's worried. They know Magnus is out there, and they know Fenrir isn't

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