Cursed Moon Agatha's Triumph

d with anger. "Give he

the baby tightening. "No, Alp

guards moving forward

n fought back with all his might. He parried and struck, his movements swift and p

rren saw his chance and grabbed the reins, leaping onto the horse's back. He clutched th

the trees. Darren rode hard, the horse's mane whipping his face. He could hea

the back of his hand, and he used that knowledge to his advantage. He dodged low-han

e on, racing across the clearing and into the safety of the trees beyond. The Alpha

looked down at the baby, who gazed up at him with wide, curious eyes. Dar

ren could betray him just because of the baby. His passion gr

to secure the ent

ondemning Darren as a traitor. "Darren, the former guard, has betrayed me and stolen

g the countryside for any sign of Darren. Rodney and his guards continued

t racing with fear. He could hear the Alpha's guards closing i

rizon, joining the chase. Alpha Rodney's voice b

He ducked and weaved, avoiding the deadly projectiles by mere inch

n his heels. The horse's breathing grew labored, its legs straining

ing his cheek. He yelped in pain, but didn't stop. He couldn't stop. Th

ing hard on the ground, the baby still clutched in his arms. He scrambled

tes. The footsteps of the soldiers ahead him, he kept se

alls deafening. He gazed out at the depths below, his eyes s

ive your betrayal. You've been a loyal

"I'll never surrender her. She's in

nce worn thin. "Foolishness! Yo

e, the baby still clutched in his ar

in disbelief. "You're willin

ed, his jaw

raised his hand, and a soldier stepped forward, bowstring taut. The arrow flew straight and true, striking Darren in the shoulder with a s

with a mix of pain and sorrow. He knew he was doomed, but he refused to give up. With a final, longing glance a

y bottomless abyss that swallowed Darren whole. The Alpha's soldiers watched in grim silence as the young man vanished into the churn

ng the water for any sign of Darren's body. But t

ce somber. "He's gone.

their faces grave. They knew they had lo

udible. "Let us return home. W

from the waterfall, leaving Da