To werewolves, humans are maggots.
Aurora is a human trapped in a brutal pack, betrayed by her lover, sold into marriage with a man twice her age, and now accused of the ultimate sin: stealing the Moon Core, the relic that once chained the Wolf God Lycaon himself.
The Lycans descend upon her. Four ruthless sons of Lycaon; the Scions of Sin.

Greed. Pride. Lust. Wrath.
Each brother is one of the Original Sins made flesh. Each will sacrifice anything to keep their father imprisoned forever. The Moon Core is their only weapon and now a fragile human has absorbed it.
To them, Aurora is vermin. A thief. A disposable tool.
But the Core is alive inside her, awakening powers she was never meant to wield.
The brothers who swore to destroy her begin to crave her—body, soul, and every shattered piece in between.
Now they face the impossible: kill the maggot who could end their race… or surrender to the woman destined to unravel their empire and them. 

•Morally grey MLs
• Enemies to lovers
• Dark reverse harem 
• possessive alphas 
• betrayal & revenge 
• Angst 
• Smut (the Moon Core isn’t the only thing pulsing inside her)

My mind churned with the realisation of how many people she would have to extract Luna's Ash from. 


With one person, she nearly died. How would she hold up with more than fifty times that amount of people?


She wrung at her hand nervously, her face betraying her dread while we all casted lots with her fate. 


Yet, despite the precariousness of the situation, she did not dissociate like I thought a human would after being unable to settle with the stakes of the issue at hand. 


She seemed to be thinking, muttering and mouthing to herself. I could practically hear the gears turning in her head. 


She was not just a spectator and a tool of course she had thoughts if only she had a voice to articulate them. 


The ticking of the clock continued as we all tried to come up with a strategy while still dancing around whether or not Aurora would extract the Luna's Ash or we take as many as we could and do it in our labs. 


Which would be wholly inefficient because 


Chapter 67 - Translator