MOONBLOOD : The Hybrid Reign

ur, every thorn that tore at my legs, felt like a warning from the earth itself. Keep running. Don't stop. The wind scr

, So

clearing not in fear, but in fury. That was the kind of male he was. Fierce. Protectiv

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mind, like it had been carve

on hitting me faster than ever before, wild and painful, until I was no longer flesh and

also more

ve collided. A secret I had buried so deep it felt like a lie

tell where I ended and my wolf began anymore. The shift had been so fast, so raw. Nala, that's what I called her, wasn't

now, it

ars twitched at every snap of a branch, every whisper of movement. I w

mpires? Th

ter. Like blood gone cold. I'd felt them at my back,

were

like

ish

question the silence. Had I lost them? O

lled me more th

ou wanted dead... unless you

like the others. My fur shimmered faintly under the light strange, ethereal. Even among wolves, I stood

e the re

fr

ist

d it in corners. They saw it in the way my wolf didn't shift when it should have,

en hadn

ad been

w he w

't break me - not yet. Later, when I wasn't running for

d the air shifted. I felt i

k l

n the damp earth. The air here was different. Heavy wit

pack's t

ldn't

nowhere

I took one cautious ste

ves grew stronge

being

y gave in. Exhaustion hit like a crashing wave, dragging me down to the cold forest floor.

s too weak. My bones ached, my skin shivered beneath the fur, and my magi

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ot one o

pack border. Who

shadows. Wolves in human form. Circling me. Dominance roll

the A

as calm. Col

ween a whimper and a growl. Every instinct in

en

alm settled

ear. Not f

thing old

not do

om that buried power I never understood. Maybe from

A girl with blood on her h

d survive

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