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Blood Choices
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2026-06-22 21:05:00**Elara's POV*
"Choose," Darius repeated, golden eyes burning into mine across the blood-soaked clearing. "Him or your people."
Kael staggered to his feet behind me, blood dripping from his muzzle. His silver-black wolf snarled low, ready to charge again despite the fresh wounds.
I shifted back to human form, naked and glowing with barely contained power. "Neither. I choose myself."
Darius laughed, the sound c
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