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hunder roared, and lightning illuminated the towering mountains, casting eerie shadows on the ancient p

in ceremonial robes, their faces bore a mix of awe and apprehension as they stood

pite the gravity of his words. "The storm is no ordinary event. The True A

greement, their ancient eyes reflecting

te. "If the Alpha is not brought to his rightful place soon, the dark forces will seiz

ear. The storm is a call to action. The prophecy is unfolding, and the b

voys to the human lands. The boy must be found before the dark forces rea

ed, each carrying the weight of their mission. The storm

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ffering little shelter from the elements. My heart felt as heavy as the cloud

words echoed in my mind, their lies cutting deeper than I could have imagined. They had sent her away. Mia. My Mia.

ts, about who I was. They had tried to suppress me, to hide me from the truth. But why? And why now, when everythin

falling forward as I thought about Mia's smile, her laugh, the way her presence h

ed to the rain, hoping somehow

my ears. I didn't know what to do next, but I knew one thing

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eepy town. The storm had passed, but the sky remained overcast, a

protective necklace she'd pressed into my hand with trembling fingers. Her words still rang i

eath my fingertips. My heart ached as I thought of Ethan-his warmth, his strength, his unwavering pre

l like my own. I'd seen flashes of myself in an ornate dress, standing tall in a

me was small and unassuming, its cobblestone streets slick with rain. People moved

eight of my uncertainty pressing down on me. W

treet, lost in thought, a f

etting me on edge. His eyes, a piercing amber, locke

e said, his voice

ping a beat. "What...

g smile. "You don't remember,

he world seemed to tilt. Something about him was eer

I demanded, my

" he said simply, his tone l

began to part, I realized that