Fated Triad: Shadows of the Moon

Lyal

Though I had anticipated the anarchy of the night would pass with daylight, it seemed more like a preamble to a storm. Bound by their destiny and the

hiding the undercurrent of stress coursed through the home. Kaelan, Lucian, and Darius had each withdrawn to thei

onition had rocked me-a vision of betrayal including one of the triplets. It was a frig

cked open and Kaelan came in, his face cl

looked up. R

against us right now. Not happy with our attempts to unite the

my gut. "The council? Why

"They follow rigid customs and worry the prophecy will upset the equilib

g in with a heated angry face. "I recently learned the Council for

nd worry. "We have limited time. We have to figure out how to

ale warfare endangering all of humanity, not only a warning. My vision had shown a dis

ng voice. "I saw once more another vision. It is

en worries filling the space. The worried

ave no idea who it is. I just saw bits, suf

We have to think through all the options if we are to believe

s protection. "We have to guarantee your safety, Amar

riplet complicate matters more. Often driven to achieve, Kaelan made hasty decisions. Darius's protecti

looking scroll. The room fell silent as he turned it over to Kaelan. With his da

a strained voice. "They have insisted on a pub

an attempt to challenge our power. They want the ot

ermination. "We had to get ready for this. We

me in a central role in this struggle, and the possibility of treachery loomed over our activities

llways by a familiar figure. From the shadows stepped a dark-haired woman with piercing eyes wh

a silken whisper.

his is where you are working?

have my methods." And I am here since I know

t half-expecting someone to sho

bringing the wolves together. There is more to it; if you ignore t

ct, then yelled. Turning toward the disturbance, my heart

iedly. "I will go over everything;

ng hallways. Once more under siege, the Blackwood estate had only hope that

mansion. "The decision of the Council is only the starting point. To throw off the tr

ke in the weight of her comme

owing what is at risk drives me. I owe it to myself to

ows just then. As he entered the light, my heart missed a beat

icy and threatening. "I see you have i

o one of subdued rage. "You

mara, you have been interfering in areas you do no

gh me; Elara rushed closer, her man

eran's focus was momentarily diverted. Elara grabbed the oppo

We have to move." "They

upside down by the prophecy, the Council, and now Kieran's look. Every step

ets grew more complex, caught in the web of loyal

d, the shadow of the prophecy hanging huge over our destinies. The fig