BLOOD MOON BOUND
er thoughts. Seraphina walked cautiously, her heart pounding in her chest as she followed Lucian through the thick woods. His presence bes
the forest. The air around them seemed heavier, the night growing colder as they ventured further away f
ove a whisper as he guided her down a narrow
he had spoken earlier. The moon has chosen you. She couldn't ma
d, trying to keep her voice steady. "How
"You just don't realize it yet. The blood in your veins, the mark o
nter in the clearing, the faint glow from earlier now pulsing with a soft, rhythmic beat-l
gaze intense. "You don't know the full truth, but I'll
th her feet began to tremble. A low, rumbling sound echoed through the trees, vibra
she asked, her
d, his jaw tightening
of the trees. There were at least three of them, their eyes glowing a faint red, and their hands stretched out as if th
w growl escaping from deep within his chest. "Stay b
were or what they wanted, but the fear in Lucian's eyes
lly human; their features were distorted, twisted in unnatural ways, like creatures born
nting and familiar. "The moon calls to you, just as it calls
didn't move. "You don't have the right
not about rights, Lucian. It's about power. And
n-marked symbol glowed. She gasped, the pulse in her veins speeding up as an icy chill spread through her body. The mark on her wrist
as if the light had burned him. Lucian grabbed Seraphina's arm, pulling her close a
voice shaky as she tried to process the ove
filled with a mixture of shock and awe. "That w
over her face. "But... I didn't do anything! It
ot just a symbol, Seraphina. It's the key to unlocking your power
Power? Her? How could sh
choed behind them. Lucian's eyes narrowed, and his body tense
tall and imposing, with hair as black as the nigh
ferent. He wasn't like the others. And yet, there was something about him that ma
've finally found her, Lucian," he said, his voice smooth, but
she could feel something stirring within her. This was just the be
n who seemed to kno
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