Dormant Soul: Wolf Shifter Forbidden Romance by Alana Ash

Author:Alana Ash [Ash, Alana]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Amazon: B09NXJLY3C
Publisher: Gosser Publishing
Published: 2022-07-20T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 20

“As in the Isaia? The one that prophesied the war?” I asked, like there were a million people out there named “High Prophetess Isaia.” But the idea that this powerful being had been part of my missing past in some way was more than I could take in.

“The one and only. She was the one that prophesied the war would happen and no one listened.”

“We were the ones that lived to regret it,” Aspen mumbled.

“It was so clear the block on your mind was done purposefully. It has me curious as to who you really are.”

“I’m just a half human, half shifter Dormant Soul,” I murmured.

“Or you could be the one she envisioned ending the war.”

I burst out laughing, I couldn’t help it. I was a nobody, a waste of air and resources. I wasn’t a hero hiding in the shadows just waiting on my chance. And I sure as heck wasn’t an underdog with some untapped “save-the-world” potential.

“Dandelion…” A twinge of warning laced the alpha’s tone, slicing through the fog of humor in my brain.

I sobered, dropping my head and mumbling what I hoped was an apology.

Axel collapsed into one of the oversized couches. He motioned for me to sit across from him.

“You know she is a Dormant Soul, right?” Eve’s voice ascended on me like a bucket of ice water.

Axel’s head whipped around so fast I heard a crack. “Are you calling me dense, woman?”

My nose scrunched at the way he said woman like a curse word. Ignoring the understanding of what the alpha had been talking about earlier when I said “alpha,” I focused on watching their exchange.

“Like I know it isn’t contagious or anything but still. There is a certain ick factor you have to consider and there really isn’t enough soap in the world to, like, wash the couch off after she sits on it.”

“Then I suggest you find a new place to sit in the future.” I swear the windows shook under the pressure he was omitting.

The look of fury on Eve’s face made me want to shrink away. No punishment had been given to me yet and I didn’t need to piss anyone off more. I curled my shoulders in, forcing myself to look like prey.

“Sit,” the prophet said to me, short and clipped.

I paused. Glancing up, I found Eve looking ready to murder me. With the prophet waiting and my pulse racing, I lowered myself to the very edge of the couch, careful to touch as little of it as possible.

“Isaia was a peculiar one,” Axel said, leaning back against the cushions. “The Council couldn’t control her. She was always hopping on planes, back when the world still had them, and flying around the world. She took me with her once. It was an exhausting trip. We saw everyone from Nephelium to fae to humans. We went from inside castles to under bridges. She saw all these people that everyone else wrote off as meaningless, but their futures were… unbelievable.”

“Really?” Jax’s perfect skin tone flushed with excitement.

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