Oracle Of The Moon

Too many scents- Kale's POV

Kale's POV-

I couldn't help but to cringe at the way he was holding onto my sister. Don't get me wrong, I was happy that she found her mate, but it made the hole in my chest that my mate was supposed to fill ache just a bit more. Not to mention, I didn't want to see someone looking at my baby sister the way he was, but it was his right... he was her mate.

I looked over at the beautiful girl that was claiming to be my actual mate as my wolf cried out for her. She was beautiful with her black hair and exotic bright blue eyes. Her smile was wide as she admired the way the two lovers held onto each other... they were made for each other, like we were, supposedly. I couldn't bring myself to believe it though. I had spent so long looking and now she was just here, that is not how things work; someone doesn't just show up all of the sudden out of the blue. No, this had to be a trick. I had never felt the feelings that I was feeling for Lucy ever before though. She couldn't actually have been my mate, could she? I studied her pretty face for a few more seconds; I honestly would have been content looking at her forever, but I had a pack to run and I needed to understand how Lucy knew that these two wolfs were mates.

Alpha Rodriguez finally came back down to earth and apologized for being so consumed with his mate. I didn't mind though, if it was anything like when Lucy and I met an hour before then I knew he couldn't help but to be swept up in my sister. Especially since him and Natalie were actual mates, I assumed that the pull would be much stronger than mine and Lucy's fake draw to each other.

I knew by the way the young Alpha kept looking to Natalie that our meeting was going to go nowhere. I decided that we might as well just needed to holdoff on it until the buzz from him meeting his mate had worn off a bit and he could focus on whatever he needed to speak to me about. Not to mention, I still had much to discuss with my supposed mate. I gave him an out, but not without a warning about hurting my sister, she was the only family I had left. I really would have zero issues killing him and his pack if he hurt her. They headed out after a slight show of his wolf. His wolf felt like I was disrespecting him, but I was just being protective.

I needed to talk to Lucy, but I still had the Delta and a lead warrior from Rodriguez's pack in my office. I looked at Lucy again, she was tiny and she was right in what she had said before... there was no way she could overpower me. I told Sam to take the other wolves to the kitchen for a before dinner snack. Sam was hesitant but complied, he was a good beta and always had my back. I showed them out and watched as they went down the hallway, I wanted to be sure that there would be no prying ears.

I turned to Lucy quickly and confronted her about knowing that they were mates. She knew and I knew that she knew and I wanted to know how she knew. I remembered that she said that she was an oracle before, but I knew that oracles went extinct years ago. It was said that the moon goddess took away their powers because it was too much for one person to have. Besides that, oracles are supposed to be blind; they give up their actual sight for divine sight. This girl obviously was not blind. So what the hell was she?

Her Blue eyes captivated me completely as she spoke, "I told you kale, I am an oracle. I can see the future, but not only that... the moon goddess said I can see the everything. The past, present, future, choices, what could have been, and more. I'm not completely sure why or how. I don't even know how my power works yet, but I am your mate and I am an oracle and you can not win this war without me."

The truth in her swirling blue eyes took me aback. She couldn't be an oracle because they no longer existed, but her beautiful blue eyes from my dream told me something different. Could she? Could actually be a powerful oracle? Something in my gut and head told me to trust her, if she really was an oracle she really could be the key to the war.