Chapter 33. Eresos

As the beta’s daughter, who was born from a strong bloodline, a bond was made with her wolf to the hundreds of wolves in the pack. Growing up, Diana felt that the bond connecting her to her pack mates was both a privilege and a burden to bear – especially those who were related by blood to her parents.

It was a privilege to sense the thrumming lives of the people inside her core, but that privilege came with a price. For every death of her pack mates and relatives, the snapping of threads that connected her to them was like a stab of dagger in her heart.

One death was like a fleeting stab and Diana could barely felt it back.

But now, she discovered in her rebirth that there was another feature. She discovered it when one of the girls she killed during the Tribute was a distant relative of hers.

The lingering pain was followed by a sudden sense of knowledge and a memory which only lasted for a fraction of a minute – enough for her to know who died and in what manner