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I was riding through the woods when the painstaking ache against my skull intensified. I groaned, tightening my hold on the reins when I felt an overpowering tug within the depths of my soul. It came again, and this time, the excruciating cold pushed me off my horse into the ground. The next thing I felt was an unwelcoming coldness and I lost consciousness.
Killian’s point of view
I handed my horse over to the warriors. It was already dark when I returned from the Council’s castle. I moved in a hurry, I badly wanted to see Naomi. I had been feeling restless since I saw her in tears back at the Council’s castle. I had been trying to mind-link her, but it wasn’t connecting. Only the goddess knew how worried I was, and I still was. Even after I had mind-linked Ria, asked about Naomi, and was informed she was back in the castle, I just couldn’t remain at peace.
I hurried through the hallways, heading to my chamber. Hastily, I pushed the door open, and the first thing my eyes fell on was the bed, where Naomi was curled on, sleeping.
I exhaled, feeling a certain calmness and relief wash over me. Slowly, I locked the door, moving to the bed where she was. She had changed from the clothes she wore earlier to one of her dresses. Ria had told me she had been sleeping since she returned from the Council’s castle.
I leaned on the bed, placing a kiss on her forehead, rubbing my hand up and down her arm. She stirred only a little, and I pulled the covers over her body, she was a little cold. And that worried me.
Ever since we returned from Oasis, she has constantly been cold, which is very strange for wolves. I wanted the Pack’s physician, Dr. Maggie, to take a look at her, but Naomi refused.
I kissed her again, moving to the clothing rack, and taking off my leather jacket when I heard her turn on the bed. She just woke up. I smiled, moving to the bed, as Naomi pulled up from bed, sweeping back her hair from her face.
“Sorry I woke you up,”
I leaned closer, kissing her, but she pulled away and I could hear the blasting of her heartbeat. It alarmed me. “What’s wrong?”
“Killian,”
she held onto my hand tightly, as her confused, wide eyes scanned the chamber, before falling on her dress. “What the hell happened?”
she uttered, and I moved closer to her.
“I don’t understand, Naomi,”
I was getting worried by the second from her pounding heartbeat that sounded as though her heart was about to explode any second from now. “Naomi, relax,”
I said, hearing a loud crack on the tall mirror hanging on the wall. Her magic was beginning to react to her emotions. But she held onto my clothes.
“How on earth did I get here?”
She asked, wide-eyed. And my eyebrows creased into similar confusion.
“Naomi, I-“
I began but her sharp words silenced me.
“I don’t know how I got here, Killian. I can’t remember,”
she was panicking and it was scaring me. This was the second time I was seeing her this way today. I held her in my arms, calming her.
“Naomi, breathe and explain what you are saying, I don’t understand,”
I didn’t let go of her.
She was silent for a while as if trying to remember something. “The last thing I remember was leaving the Council, and then, I felt this painful ache and that’s it. I lost consciousness. I don’t remember coming to the pack.”
“What?”
I was completely confused, and more worried than ever as fresh tears rolled down from her eyes. “But Ria saw you coming in,”
I said, worsening the situation.
“If so, why can’t I remember,”
she said, as I wiped her tear-stained cheeks.
“It hurts me to see you like this. Don’t think too much about it, maybe, you came in too tired and went straight to bed,”
I said, and her blue eyes held my gaze, doubting that was the case.
“Kil-“
she started but stopped when our gaze became foggy and distant. Morgan and Allen were mind-linking both of us.
“What is it?”
I asked, through the mind link.
“Something’s wrong, brother. You both need to see this,”
Morgan said, and my eyes locked with Naomi’s.
“Where are you?”
Naomi asked through the mind link and Allen informed us they were in the woods. “We are on our way.”
We disconnected from the mind link, and Naomi was about to pull up from the bed, but I held her back.
“Why don’t you stay, I’ll check it out,”
I said, knowing full well she would disagree. And she did.
“No. I’m coming with,”
she sounded, leaving no room for argument.
We left the chamber, moving hurried out of the castle, stepping into the darkness. We headed into the woods with the moon lighting our paths to where they were. Morgan, Allen, Xavier, Lorenzo, and a few warriors were there already. “What happened?”
I asked, my eyes scanning everyone’s face, falling on Lorenzo who was crouched on the ground, behind the tree.
“We found this as we were patrolling the woods,”
Xavier pulled his burning torch to the tall tree next to him.
I followed the trail of the burning torch, and my amber eyes fell on a giant symbol etched deep into the tree.
I moved closer. “What the hell is this?”
I asked, looking at the symbol before my eyes turned to my brother.
“I have no idea,”
Morgan responded, and I couldn’t take my eyes off it. No one had to say anything, this was a witch’s doing.
Lorenzo pulled up from the ground as he was inspecting the surroundings.
“Lorenzo?”
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