Shifted Fate by Alicia S.Rivers

Chapter 580

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I walked to the cave and got to my knees at the side of the opening. Why are you getting on your knees? Megan’s voice was confused as she curled up around the pot.

Nix settled on the other side, getting ready to pour her power into our magic. She’s getting closer to the ground in case she drops. Saves her head. Megan nodded and closed her eyes.

Makes sense. She peeked out once more. Save our father, Amy.

“I will.” I whispered as they sank into the magic. I was left alone for the first time since I had found them. Erubus burst into the clearing and dropped next to them, his front paw draped over Megan and his snout pressed against Nix’s.

I will stay with them. He peeked at me before he sank into the magic growing around the clearing. Don’t kill us, mate. He chuckled as he gave himself to the magic. The flowerpot was glowing, pulsing with my heartbeat, and the wind churned around the clearing.

Rowan’s arms wrapped around my stomach. “I’m here.” The heat from his chest pressed against my back, steadying my racing heart.

to my fingers, and I nodded once before I whispered the spell I needed to hold the ceiling at bay. “Ictor hedlin hor neflin bak co fash.” My magic raced through the cracks like water. It flowed upwards, and I felt the tendrils

steadier. The woven net holding back the rocks turned into a solid shield. ”

second spell sprang to my lips, and I thought I heard a gasp, but I couldn’t let my attention slip. My magic flowed through the rocks, searching for the places of the wolves trapped under the stones, and then it started digging towards them. Rock after rock

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big, small and in between. I pulled them all, flinging them off into the night. But I kept moving, kept pulling. I heard a scream go up, and I felt

forget that.” His arms dropped away, and I wanted to turn, to check, to make sure he was okay, but there

groan came from inside the cave, and the ceiling pressed down against

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cave. I cried out as the weight hit me, but I pushed it all back. “Hurry!” I called out. My magic was waning, and I was

clearing. I turned to the intruder and nearly cried in relief. “Loki.” I wanted to