Chapter 76

The camp was alive with activity as the survivors of the northern patrol returned. Wolves murmured in hushed tones, their eyes darting to Aurora and Cassian as the news of the shadow beasts spread like wildfire. Anica stood near the central fire, their sharp gaze scanning

the crowd as if gauging the pack's mood.

Aurora sat on a wooden bench near the healer's quarters, her body tense and her mind replaying the attack. The creatures weren't just physical threats-they had carried an oppressive energy that lingered, clawing at her thoughts even now. Cassian approached, his expression unreadable as he handed her a cup of warm tea.

"Drink," he said.

Aurora hesitated but took the cup, her fingers brushing against his. "They weren't just testing our defenses," she said quietly. "They wanted me."

Cassian's jaw tightened, his free hand clenching into a fist. "You don't know that."

fear simmering beneath her words. "One of them hesitated-like

But you're not leaving the camp

bristled. "I'm not a

"You're the Luna. And it's my job to

voice broke through

with their usual calm confidence. "The shadow beasts were sent for her. The Lycan King knows exactly where she is and he's getting closer." Cassian turned to Anica, his eyes narrowing. "Then why send something so weak? He could

piece. By the time he makes his real move, half of your wolves will already be broken." Cassian's patience snapped.

faintly. "Of course not. But if you want to win, you'll need more than brute force. You'll need allies who understand this

stiffened. "Prepare me

share with the Celestial Pact. If the Lycan King thinks he

with tension as Cassian, Aurora, Nathan, and Anica gathered around the map table. Cassian's gaze remained fixed on Anica, suspicion still evident

to teach her to use this... bond," Cassian said. "But

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