THEWHITERONIN
With the truth denied and the world in quiet denial, Aedan refuses to wait for others to act. Finally seeing that blind obedience does nothing but hinder you. Taking matters into his own hands, he begins to train not just himself, but those around him-shaping them into something stronger, something prepared for the war he knows is coming.
But his methods are not without consequence, the spirit Morrigan continues to stoke the fires of his rage and animosity as Aedan strives to fulfill his destiny as the Wolf King. As his approach grows more intense, so too does the distance between him and the people who care about him. Where others see caution, Aedan sees weakness, and the line between protection and aggression becomes harder to distinguish.
As tensions rise and conflict erupts, he is pushed closer than ever to losing control, not to an external enemy, but to the part of himself that no longer fears what he might become. And standing against him, not as an enemy but as his last connection to balance, is Hermione. Determined to remind him that he still has a choice.