The Omega Mated To The Four

Chapter 80

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The Omega: Mated To The Four

Chapter eighty

The morning sun barely crested over the horizon when we gathered at the training grounds, the crisp air humming with tension. The past few days had been grueling, each lesson pushing us further. Today, however, was different. I could feel it in my bones.

Eira stood at the center of the field, her stance rigid, eyes sharp with a knowing glint. I'd learned to recognize that look. It meant today would be another day where she pushed us to our limits.

“Elijah,” she said, turning toward my mate. "Today, you're going to learn the true weight of responsibility."

Elijah stiffened slightly. He was already a natural protector-his presence alone was enough to make me feel safe. But I had a feeling that whatever she had planned, it wouldn't be easy.

"You'll be maintaining a full barrier," Eira continued, raising her hand. The air shimmered, and suddenly, glowing orbs of energy surrounded her, flickering with unstable power. They pulsed with raw magic, dangerous and unpredictable.

Elijah's jaw tightened. "And for how long?"

Eira's lips curled into a smirk. "As long as it takes."

My mates and I exchanged glances. We had practiced defensive magie before, but maintaining a shield while being bombarded with energy attacks? That was another level entirely.

Elijah stepped forward, rolling his shoulders. "Alright. Let's do this.”

Eira gave a sharp nod. "Stormi, you will assist. Your job is to channel the moon's essence and help sustain the barrier. Your mates will deflect attacks, but if you fail, Elijah's shield will crumble."

A lump formed in my throat. It sounded simple enough, but I knew better. My wolf's magic was powerful but unstable. If I didn't channel it properly, I could end up draining myself-or worse, breaking the connection completely.

I took a deep breath and nodded. "Got it."

Eira didn't wait. She flicked her wrist, and the first orb shot toward us.

Elijah reacted instantly, summoning a shimmering blue dome of energy that enclosed us in a protective sphere. The orb slammed into the barrier, sending ripples across its surface, but the shield held strong.

Another attack followed, then another.

Isaiah stepped forward, his shadows coiling around him like armor. With a flick of his wrist, tendrils of darkness lashed out, intercepting a stray orb and dissipating its energy before it could reach us.

moved in sync-Austin freezing the incoming blasts mid-air while Alex shattered them with controlled

working. For

the intensity, the attacks came faster. The orbs blurred through the air, their

power.

stance firm, but I could see the tension in his muscles. Holding the shield against this relentless assault was taking its

essence, willing it to flow through me and

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the barrier with renewed

Then, the attacks escalated.

darker, crackling with raw power. She waved her

Boom.

trembled. Elijah grunted, his hands

felt the weight of the magic pressing down on him. I needed

pushed harder, willing the moon's essence to pour

But something was wrong.

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the magic twisted, surging too fast, too

frustration inside me, restless and unbalanced. The power

a split second, the shield

all it

An orb broke through.

the blast sent me flying back, knocking the air from my lungs. Pain shot through my body as thit the ground, rolling across the dirt. My vision

"Stormi!"

in my ears, frantic. The shield reformed, but it was weaker now, shimmering

clenched my fists, frustration boiling inside

legs shaky. Another blast struck the shield and Elijah let out a pained

Damn it.

cut through my panic. "You're hesitating. Trust your

was right. I was fighting against my instincts, afraid

what I needed.

I needed trust.

inward. The moon's essence was there, a silver flame

Help me, I whispered.

of warmth spread through me, steady and sure. The energy didn't fight me this time-it