The Omega Mated To The Four

Chapter 51

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The sound of a knock startled me awake. Disoriented, I sat up, blinking into the darkness. The faint glow of enchanted sconces outside my window barely lit the room, casting long, eerie shadows on the walls.

Another knock echoed, louder this time. "Stormi?" a familiar voice called.

I stumbled out of bed, heart pounding, and padded to the door, running a hand through my tangled hair. "Coming!" I croaked, my voice hoarse from sleep. When I swung the door open, Rowena stood there with all four of my mates-Elijah, Alex, Isaiah, and Austin-waiting with varying degrees of amusement on their faces.

Rowena crossed her arms, smirking. "I've been knocking for five minutes. Stormi, you're a heavy sleeper, and that's not good."

I rubbed the back of my neck sheepishly. "Five minutes? Sorry, I guess I was more tired than I thought."

Alex stepped forward, his brows furrowed in concern. "You okay?"

I nodded quickly, avoiding his gaze. "Yeah, just... tired, that's all.”

Rowena sighed dramatically. "Well, you've kept everyone waiting. The feast is about to begin, and we can't start without the Silver Wolf and her entourage."

Heat crept up my cheeks. "Give me one minute," I mumbled, darting back into the room to pull on my shoes and splash cold water on my face.

When I returned, Rowena was already leading the group down the hallway. The stone corridors were dimly lit with floating orbs of golden light, casting a warm glow that contrasted with the cool air. The sound of our footsteps echoed off the high ceilings, blending with the faint hum of magic that seemed to pulse in the air itself.

Rowena glanced over her shoulder, her expression softening. "Your training starts tomorrow, Stormi. We'll need at least a month to prepare you."

Elijah's brows knitted together in frustration. "We don't have a month to spare. Every day we're here, more packs are at risk."

Rowena raised an eyebrow at him. "Time to spare? I was going to say it's not enough."

even myself with the firmness in my voice. "A

finally taking this seriously. But don't

his head.

spend here won't cost the human world as much as you think. We can't send you out there unprepared. The Shadow Weaver is

frowned, his voice uncertain. "I thought

but its influence still seeps into the world. It can't reach this realm, thankfully. That's why we're safe here to prepare. But don't let that safety lull you into complacency. This mission

elaborate, lined with tapestries depicting wolves, witches, and glowing stones that I assumed were the keystone itself. The air felt heavier, charged with

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besides," Rowena added with a smirk, "we need to work

her a look. "My

gave me a pointed glance. "Yes. I don't miss much, and I've ready noticed you

But maybe you could add an elevator or escalator to this place, seeing as

human world Even though we try to keep

raised an eyebrow. "Not the human world? But everyone knows the Umbral Society headquarters is in

amusement. “Europe is just a cover-a ruse to keep our enemies from discovering the truth. The real Umbral Society headquarters

"The Uncharted Realm? What's

"A place outside the

oldest and

was the first

waved a hand dismissively. "That's a lesson for another time. For now, just know this

could ask more, Rowena resumed walking. "Come on, we're

in front of two massive wooden doors. The intricate carvings on their

alive.

hand on one of the iron handles, glancing at me with a mischievous glint in her eyes. "Now,

like I'm being singled out?"

you are," she teased, her grin widening. "If this

for a rude

bet Mother could move faster than you," she added with a playful

snickered, earning a