Shifted Fate by Alicia S.Rivers

Is a mistake from the Moon Goddess 227

Chapter 227

I turned away from my grandmother and stepped back to my body. I looked at her over my shoulder. "What should I do?"

She smiled. "Wrap your hand around the chain. It's can't hurt you any more than it already has. And follow it to the end. Find out who is hurting you, find out their intention, and save your wolves." She looked towards my body, "You don't have long. They are already so very weak."

"I'm afraid." I whispered, and her smile was

d but firm.

"I know. And that's perfectly fine, but don't let fear stop you from doing something necessary. Don't let your fear hold you back from who you were meant to be."

Her words repeated in my mind as I stepped up to my body on the ground. "Okay." I grabbed my hand around the chain and started to walking. The chain in my hand thrummed. I could feel the intent in its black links.

one thing. Killing my wolf. They would have succeeded if I had only one. But I had two, and thankfully

me entirely too long to realize the truth, though. I needed to be more in tune with myself in the future. I couldn't neglect my power, or my wolves like I

Everything else that should have taken a back seat to my wolves, the very beings created

felt a jolt go through the chain as I realized I was right. This spell attacked my wolf,

feels like the cleaving, but different. Maybe they changed it or added onto the spell. Either way, I'll

world all the while staying apart from it. The streets blurred as I hurried past. Something in my chest was burning and as I grew closer to the other end of the chain, then more the pain in my

seen before. A clearing that sent chills down my spine. No one should

chain yanked me past the grounds where I found my power, the place I met my grandmother and out the other side. I was near my

and further down. the hill. I tried to release the chain but y hand was stuck to, as if the chain was taking me the rest of the way, because it knew

darken, and the air thicken paled as I realized where we were headed. I remember my father telling me as a child to stay away from the dead caves. But the chain yanked me towards them. I fell the ground crumble beneath my feet, and rocks shift as I stumbled to keep up with the pull of the chain. The dead were the only ones supposed to be here. A place that my father said was haunted by our ancestors. A place

blood fro. This wasn't a normal call. This was from some beast deep inside the walls. I felt the ground

rue inside, and the