The Omega Mated To The Four

The Alpha Bond 125

The air in the training grounds still carried the weight of yesterday's battle. I could feel it—a lingering tension, the kind that crawled under your skin and refused to leave. My body ached from or morning drills, but the soreness was nothing compared to the unease curling in my gut.

Eira had called us together after training, her expression unreadable as she stood before us. Her usual confidence was there, but something in her stance had shifted-guarded, calculating. That wasn't like her.

We stood in a loose circle, my mates surrounding me like an unspoken shield. Austin stood just to my left, arms crossed, his body radiating tension. Isaiah and Alex flanked me, their gazes sharp and alert, while Elijah lingered just behind, silent but watchful.

Eira's expression was unreadable, her stance unwavering. There was shift in the air around her-something colder, sharper. I had seen her serious before, but today, there was something else behind her gaze.

After what felt like an eternity she finally spoke.

"The witch you battled yesterday..." Her eyes flickered toward me. "She wasn't just any witch of the Children of the Eclipse. She was a high witch. One of their leaders."

A sharp silence fell over us.

A slow, creeping sense of dread slithered through me.

Austin was the first to speak. "That doesn't make sense. No one knew we were here."

"Yes your right Austin," she replied "Every precaution was taken to keep your location hidden. If they were going to attack, they should've gone after the Umbral Society's headquarters in the human realm. Because that is where everyone thinks you are. The fact that they came here instead..." her voice trailed off as the realization hit. "It means one thing."

Alex's jaw tightened. "There's a traitor among you."

The words rang in my ears.

Isaiah cursed under his breath. "You're saying someone sold us out?"

Eira's expression was grim. "Yes."

My stomach twisted.

Someone had given them our location. Someone had put us all in danger. A sharp, unrelenting anger built inside me, but I forced myself to stay calm. Losing control now wouldn't help us.

"Who?"Elijah asked, his voice low, dangerous.

Eira shook her head. "If I knew, we wouldn't be standing here discussing it."

I had fought that witch-felt the darkness in her magic, the overwhelming power she carried. The battle had been brutal, and if it weren't for my mates, I might not have made it out alive. Who had sold us out to them?

our location. Someone was working with the enemy and had

looked at me, I was more convinced she was

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expression, and then a dangerous thought

to

my gaze.

my

knowing smile curled at her

voice growing sharper, "we won't need the Umbral Society anymore. We won't have to follow

Silence.

passed through her eyes

peace and unity between wolves and witches. She said seriously and then

a step closer,

she said, voice quiet but firm. “Don't trust anyone. Not even me."

like a warning and a shiver

break

even me-it solidified what I had already suspected. She knew something but

exhaled slowly. "Then what

cloak billowing slightly as she began to walk

glancing back over her

time," she said. "Your training

I frowned. "What?"

she said, "you face

She smiled-cold, distant.

us standing there with the weight of her words crashing down on us. Tomorrow would be the final test. And after that... we would begin our quest for the Lunar Keystone.

night, I

my room felt longer, the silence heavier. Every sound

entered into my room like they

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their mattresses

you think we're ready?" I

a

me. "Even if there's a

against mine.