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Helio’s POV I didn’t know why I conjured my fire. If King Olwen decided to freeze me, it wasn’t as though the whole pack of them wouldn’t join in. I couldn’t fend them all off. Hell, I couldn’t fend off King Olwen, truth be told. He had many more years on me to refine his ice magic. The best I could hope for was that Aspen could thaw his heart enough to get me unfrozen before my hundredth birthday. When Aspen flashed her mark, I held my breath, looking from King Olwen, to Aspen, to Queen Bianca and Jack, and back again. “So, we did a thing,” I tried. King Olwen let out a wheeze like a deflating balloon. “You… you marked my daughter? Without my permission?!” And his rage was back. “We’re mates. I figured it was the right thing to do.” King Olwen shook his head. “Howling Wind and Eru