Ellis I held Sam in my arms as she lay while we tried to revive her. Luna had stolen her live essence, which meant she would be weakened. For a human, when the life essence is stolen, the life of the human is cut by the amount that was stolen, but for a supernatural being of Sam's calibre, it means that her powers, abilities and strengths would be divided into two, weakening the original. She was blue, and I knew we had to move quickly before her spirit discorporates from her body. I forcefully sent Ephraim's life aura into her, and after a few minutes of this exhausting action, her skin began to regain colour again. It would take a bit before she could get up, but she would be okay in a few hours. Abel appeared in the room, which meant he sensed the presence of a dark god in the estate. "What happened to Sam?" he asked, concerned, and I told him how we came and found luna stealing her life essence. He was worried and helped me lay her in bed. The mages came to help and attend to her

Samantha I woke up with Ellis and everyone in my room. It was as if they were waiting for me to wake up. I tried to remember what had transpired before I fell asleep, and I remembered everything. The memories came crashing. "Luna," I said softly, and Ellis pleaded with me to calm down. "She was trying to help, and you chased her away," I accused her, and she was a bit sad. "I am sorry, Sam. I thought she was hurting you. I did not know." She pleaded with me, and I knew she was telling the truth. "You said you found Alex?" I asked her, and she nodded. "I used the eye of Apophis to find him," she said, and I was shocked because I remembered the evil the ring brought. Raphael told us all about the disadvantages of using it. I could not believe that William and Ellis would risk that much to find Alex. "To find a dark aura, we have to use something dark," she said, and I understood better. "So let us go now," I said, trying to get up, but she held me back. "You are not at a hundred

Ellis Sam's prayer had knocked her out. We saw the black cloud sip into her nostrils and mouth. It felt weird and wrong, but that was the only option we had. Everything had to come together for the greater good. We stood and waited for the merger to be complete. After a while, Sam woke up with dark eyes. Her skin was pale, and she had dark veins all over. It was just like my visions of her. Because of Luna, she was now tethered to darkness but not a slave to it. "How are you feeling, Sam?" I asked her, and she looked at me, blinking those pitch-black eyes, and I was a bit scared and worried at the same time. "Ellis," she said, sounding like two people, and I paused to compose myself. "May I speak with Luna, please," I asked her, and she just stared at me. "What do you want?" she asked me with a very harsh tone, and I knew who I was speaking with. "Sorry I expelled you. I did not know you were trying to help her," I apologised to her, and she did not smile. "All you self righteo

Samantha I tried to control Luna not to piss Ellis off, but she refused to listen. She hated Ellis for reasons best known to her, and I did not want to get into it. We had received two slaps, and Luna hadn't been around long. When I saw William hurting, I regretted having to merge with Luna. She might have been my sister, but she was cruel. She knew how werewolves were with their mates. She knew Alphas did not like to share, and she knew William was the dominant type, and yet, she had to expose Ellis in that way. I knew if Ellis had a choice, she wouldn't have mated with Helio, but we all needed the power of the sun god to expel darkness, and as things were, I sensed Ellis would not be with us for long. As we walked into the quarry, I begged my sister to follow through with the plan and not double-cross us. Love did all types of things to people, and love could make people lose themselves. I knew she was angry at the moment, but when she sees her lover, her heart would melt, and so w

Ellis While Sam went in, I used my aura to keep an eye on what was going on. Using the eye of Apophis to see what was happening was very tedious and draining, but it was necessary to know when to get in. Luna had done a good job dulling his senses, so unlike before, he could not sense I was watching. She kept him occupied by occupying her senses. I did not trust her at first, but at the rate she was going, I was more relaxed. Abel was agitated and kept asking if we could go in, but I held him back. Seeing what I saw, the wolves we would be facing would be deadlier than all the wolves we had faced in the past. They had Apophis's magic and could wield it, that was what the orgies were for. They transferred magic between themselves. Apophis had turned them into micro gods, and that alone would make fighting them difficult. He was also generating his essence fast, which was not good so even though he was distributing what he had, he was able to regain it quickly. Faster than me, and I kn