Luna Aurora (Alpha Fenrir)

Chapter 255

The circle of stones hummed with energy, their glowing runes casting strange shadows on the forest floor. Elyra stood at the edge of the largest stone, her pendant pulsing steadily as if in rhythm with the runes. Dain, his blade still in hand, scanned the clearing, his muscles tense from the earlier fight. "This place feels wrong," he muttered, his fiery orange eyes darting to every movement in the shadows.

Elyra ignored him, her gaze fixed on the central stone. The air around it shimmered faintly, as though it were alive. She placed her hand over her pendant, which had grown warmer as they approached.

"Elyra, don't," Dain warned, stepping closer to her. "We don't know what this will do."

"I have to," she said, her voice resolute. "I think it's been guiding us here."

staggered but remained on his feet, his instincts urging him to pull

is this?" Dain breathed, his

When she knelt beside it, the rippling light stilled, and images began to take shape. A silver-haired woman holding a child appeared first,

The woman stood in a storm, her arms outstretched as light radiated from her, battling against a monstrous shadow that loomed over her. The shadow's eyes glowed crimson, and its voice echoed faintly

blurred and reformed, showing a man who looked eerily like him, older and surrounded by flames. The man's fiery orange eyes

Dain asked,

pool began to murmur in an ancient, melodic language. Though they couldn't understand the words, a singular phrase rang clear and ominous: "A choice must be