The Omega Mated To The Four

Chapter 77

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After the battle and my near-death experience, my mates insisted that I rest. Eira had given the the day off from training, which should have felt like a gift, but instead, I felt... off. Restless. Uneasy,

I knew why. The fight in Armenia had shaken me more than I cared admit. I had thought I was strong, that our training had prepared us, but the Children of the Eclipse had proven me wrong. They had been faster, stronger, and more merciless than 1 expected. If not for my mates, I wouldn't be here.

The weight of that truth sat heavy on my chest.

Sensing my mood, Austin, always the mischief-maker, clapped his hands

together. "Alright, no more brooding. We're taking a break."

I raised an eyebrow. "A break from what? I've literally been doing nothing all day."

"A break from moping," Isaiah teased.

"We're going for a swim," Elijah said simply, stretching his arms. "To the hot spring."

My ears perked up at that. "The Hot spring?" my cheeks flushed after I

remembered what happened there between Elijah and me.

Alex smirked. "You'll love it. Besides it's Perfect for relaxing."

Austin stretched his arms behind his head. "You need a distraction, and what better way than a run through the woods to get

there?"

Elijah met my gaze, his expression softer. "It'll help clear your head.

I let out a slow breath, knowing they were right.

"Fine," I muttered, standing.

I barely had time to register his words before they all shifted into their wolves. One by one, they stood before me, their powerful forms blending into the surrounding trees. Their eyes gleamed, waiting for me to follow suit.

I let out a breath, pushing aside my lingering doubts, and shifted. My silver wolf emerged, larger than all of theirs, glowing like moonlight trapped in fur.

"Catch you later, losers,” I taunted, before dashing into the woods."Try to keep up," I teased.

As I ran, the wind rushing through my fur, something strange happened.

The world around me flickered, like a candle caught in the wind. One moment, I was sprinting through the dense forest, my paws kicking up leaves. The next, I was somewhere else.

A vision. But this time, I wasn't dreaming.

The boy, older now, moving through the same woods. His hair was longer, tied back, and his face was more defined-sharp angles, piercing eyes filled with purpose. He was no longer a child running for his life.

And he wasn't alone.

Then, a soft whisper filled the air, carrying with it the familiar cadence of the riddle from my dream:

Whispers from the ancient Willow's boughs,"

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In a cavern's shadow where history allows.

By the moonlit lake, reflections guide,

Symbols hidden in ripples, where secrets abide.

night,

echoes in the pack's

forest,

path to follow, a destiny to

stars align, Celestial

riddles, a

Moonlit Nexus, where

heart racing as the words echoed in

him, its antlers looked

delicate green leaves. The

was him, the sane elk I had

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it cautiously, one hand reaching

and reverent.

didn't get to hear what favor

back into focus, and I suddenly

of the forest, surrounded

their wolf forms.

staring at me, their

Elijah asked

"Nothing," I lied. "Just... got lost

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didn't look convinced, but they

the vision

hot

with that, I

hot spring first, unsurprisingly. My wolf form gave me an advantage,

surface of the crystal-clear water, its warmth beckoning after the long run. The glowing

time to take in the scenery before

a startled yelp, I was sent

surfaced, spluttering, just in time to hear

crossed, looking far too

I glared

owed you for

snorted, stepping into the water,

with a

Then I realized something.

They were all naked.

this before, but no

never got easier.

staring and smirked. "Like what

eyes, sinking deeper into the water to hide

a while, we simply soaked in

for failing to listen to Eira's

because he flicked

keep brooding, your pretty little head's going to

a splash of

yelped, pretending to look offended before a slow

"Oh, it's on."