My Alpha ~ Levi x Reader

Epilogue

"Yes, he might," the goddess agreed, pausing when the sound of the water got too loud for her to be able to hear anything. "But (Y/N) is stronger and far more capable now." She glanced at Ziahra. "I believe she can help soothe him."

The white wolf nodded at the woman. "I'll inform (Y/N) and see if she can help out somehow."

"Really?" Akama muttered, looking at the other wolf.

Ziahra furrowed her brows. "Your vessel has to trust you, Akama. Levi has to trust that you can control how much power you can lend without triggering Nightmare. You have to comfort and reassure him as well."

"Easy for you to say," he grumbled, flattening his ears to his head. "I don't exactly know how to comfort people."

The Moon Goddess looked down at her two wolves proudly, watching them help and console each other, putting away their hate and spite for a moment. It was enough to block out the sound of the thundering water and how it splashed on her body.

"You have to try," Ziahra insisted, shuffling closer to the black wolf. "As his wolf, it's your duty to protect and support him, physically and mentally. Be there when you feel like he needs you, even if he doesn't call out for you. I can only ask so much from (Y/N), you have to do your part as well."

Akama huffed, narrowing his crimson eyes. "Why are you bringing up (Y/N) so much anyways?"

"Are you blind?" The she-wolf deadpanned. "(Y/N) loves him, unconditionally. She would do anything to help him if she knew how much of a struggle he was going through. And Levi loves her as well. You can feel it, right?"

He reluctantly nodded. "She's the only person he's ever allowed to get so close."

"See?" Ziahra pointed out. "She can help, but things will only get better if you help him as well. So make sure you do it!"

"I'll... try." Akama looked away, gazing blankly at the ground again before letting a small scoff. "Our vessels, they're inseparable now. At this point, the two of them might actually become mates--"

A sound of an explosion came from the lake, cutting Akama off and startling the goddess as she stumbled back in her seat, watching as the water burst into the air in a deathly fountain. The shockwave hit her hard, her robes and hair flying backwards as she was almost flung away.

"Moon Goddess!" Akama cried out, jumping to his feet as he gazed at the frozen goddess in panic. She was sitting still, eyes glazed as she stared at nothing in front of her.

"Akama, stop!" Ziahra howled, stopping the wolf from shaking the woman into consciousness. "She's havi--.....isi-...n!"

The goddess couldn't hear what they said after that, all that filled her ears were roar of the water crashing all around her. This wasn't the first time she had experienced something like this, but it never fails to scare her.

Water rushed wildly around her, like a massive force was constantly slamming down, creating more and more chaos. The goddess stood her ground, using her arms to block out the water from her eyes. She glanced up, a cold shiver running down her body.

The stars were moving.

Fighting back her fear, the Moon Goddess forced herself to face whatever that was about to be shown to her.

Visions of the future can be calm and heartwarming, but this raging storm meant that tragedy was soon to ascend on the land of the living.

She had to pay attention.