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Quite frankly Selene would rather not be having this conversation at all, but between Lucian and Sonja the latter seemed less likely to tear her apart for her crimes against the lycans. To say that she was having a bit of an existential awakening was an understatement. Everything she thought she had known about the clan she had served for more than half a millenium was falling apart at the seams the more she looked into the matter. Sheβd not felt this lost and confused since the night her family died.
Had Viktor lied about that too?
At least she is having this conversation with a former Death Dealer. Selene would rather step into the sunβs deadly rays than have a conversation of this magnitude with one of the socialite vampires making up the majority of ΓrdΓΆghΓ‘zβs population.Β
She doesnβt doubt the older vampireβs thinly veiled threat. Sonja was over 150 years older than herΒ anda pureborn β Selene would not last more than a minute in a genuine fight with her, as much as her pride hates to admit it.
βMy loyalties areβ¦torn. I served the coven for hundreds of years, thinking I owed Viktor my life, but now I am starting to doubt even that. He has apparently been changing history ever since he became a vampireβ¦I donβt know what to trust anymore.β Seleneβs voice trails off to a near whisper, and she determinedly looks anywhere but at the vampire in front of her. The vampire who, if the lycanβs side of the story is to be believed, is the mother of a man she has begun to develop deeper feelings for.
By the Elders, what has her life become?
βHave I been killing lycans for a crime they didnβt even commit?β














