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Chapter 74 – The Vault of the Forgotten Flame
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ASHES OF THE LUNA QUEEN Chapter 75 – The Name She Was Never Meant to Hear
Silence crushed the war room like a hand around a throat, Outside the silver ash still drifted, faint echoes of the mirror-doubles turning to dust in the breeze.But inside, all attention was locked on the single mark now etched into the Citadel’s wall:A sigil that pulsed like a heartbeat, And it was hers Liora’s. Or rather…The version of her she never knew.Aria didn’t speak at first. No one did. Even Sera’s usual fire was muted, her eyes searching Aria’s face for a lie, for anything that would explain this madness.It was Altheya who broke the silence “You erased her name?”Aria nodded slowly. “I had to.”Liora’s voice was like broken glass. “Say it.”Aria closed her eyes. And whispered: “Your true name is… Nimara.”The sound struck Liora like a blow to the chest, Her knees nearly gave out, Because the moment she heard it, something deep inside her something locked, caged, starved opened. And with it came a flood of images.A cradle surrounded by seven flames.A woman crying as she
ASHES OF THE LUNA QUEEN Chapter 74 – The Vault of the Forgotten Flame
The storm returned just after midnight, But it wasn’t rain that lashed the Citadel It was ash. Fine. Grey. Silent, Falling from a sky that held no clouds.Sera stood at the top of the western tower, her sword drawn, though there was no enemy in sight, She didn’t need to see it She felt it, The world was holding its breath, And something was about to exhale.The vaults beneath Nightwind were older than the packs themselves, Before the Luna line, Before even the Ash Crown’s dominion, Aria moved through the stone corridors with unerring memory, Liora and Auren following behind her.Each vault was sealed by bloodlines long forgotten, Until now, They came to a stop before a wide iron door laced with glyphs.A strange cold radiated from the stone, not freezing, not icy. A stillness that felt… hollow, Liora touched the center glyph, Her sigil pulsed in response. The door unlocked. And the vault hissed open.Inside: A circle of thrones.Each broken, Each marked by a different crown Ash. Ice.
ASHES OF THE LUNA QUEEN Chapter 73 – A Voice in the Glass
The sun had fully risen by the time the team returned to Nightwind, But there was no warmth in its light. The encounter in Blackpine had left them scorched, physically unhurt, but mentally singed by what they’d seen Kael. In a woman, In a mirror, In the bloodline In Liora’s shadow.Sera slammed the doors shut behind them. “I don’t like this,” she growled.Altheya’s brow was furrowed. “It’s not resurrection. It’s… something worse. Symbiosis. He’s hiding inside her like a parasite.”Theron added grimly, “Or maybe she was always part of him. We just never saw her.”Auren looked at Liora, She hadn’t said a word since the mirror shattered, He reached for her wrist. “The sigil. It flared during the fight.”Liora nodded slowly. “He’s not just alive.”She turned her palm over. “He’s evolving.”Ancient scrolls littered the desk. Runes burned faintly along the edges. Aria moved between shelves like a ghost, Liora sat cross-legged, the sigil on her wrist glowing dimmer now, like a firebank waiti
ASHES OF THE LUNA QUEEN Chapter 72 – The Mirror That Bleeds
The forest was on fire But it wasn’t burning, Blackpine’s trees bled silver sap, their roots twisting away from the soil as if trying to flee. Animals scattered. The protective wards the ancient ones were gone.Theron’s envoy team had barely escaped with their lives, They’d seen her. The woman with Kael’s eyes, But she wasn’t Kael Not exactly. She was… wrong.The scout trembled as he finished his report. “She walked through the flame like it wasn’t there,” he said. “Her skin shimmered. Glass and shadow. Her voice…”He shivered. “It wasn’t human.”Altheya frowned. “Shapeshifter?”“No,” Aria said grimly. “A Mirrorborn.”Sera’s eyes narrowed. “From the Lost Crown?”Liora exhaled. “From the Glass Crown.”She turned to Auren. “We need to go. Now.”“To Blackpine?”“To her.”The team moved swiftly, Liora. Auren. Sera. Theron. Altheya They rode through moonlight like blades, the horses trembling under the weight of magic, As they neared Blackpine’s eastern ridge, the trees grew eerily still,
ASHES OF THE LUNA QUEEN Chapter 71 – The Forgotten Crown
The mark on Liora’s wrist pulsed again that morning, Not with pain. With invitation. The sigil shimmered under her skin, an angular spiral surrounded by broken runes. It didn’t belong to any pack, any deity, or any flame rite she’d ever known.Not even Aria recognized it Which meant one thing: This wasn’t from the Ash Crown It was older.The envoy arrived to silence, Birds did not sing. Wind did not whisper, The forest itself watched.Theron led the small team: Altheya, two trusted scouts, and a neutral translator from the mountain covens. Liora had chosen not to attend personally. Not yet.The Blackpine Circle’s alphas stood like statues, cloaked in roots and shadow, their eyes pitch black. “You come bearing peace?” the eldest alpha rasped.Theron nodded. “And warning.”Altheya added, “Something ancient is stirring. Not the god we burned. Something beneath even that.”The alpha tilted his head. “Then you are already too late.”Liora stood before an ancient vault beneath the Citadel,
ASHES OF THE LUNA QUEEN Chapter 70 – Beneath the Ember’s Skin
The first storm since the god’s fall rolled in that morning, But no one feared it, Because the rain felt real again Cleansing, Pure. The skies no longer carried whispers. The trees no longer trembled with divinity. Nature was reclaiming itself So was Liora.She stood at the edge of Nightwind’s cliffs, the ocean writhing far below, The waves seemed to call her name, But she no longer feared their depths Behind her, Theron approached silently “You don’t sleep anymore,” he said.“I don’t need to,” she replied. “Not like before.”He studied her profile “You’re changing.”Liora nodded. “I know.”“Does it scare you?”She met his eyes “No. But it should scare them.”The child was painting, Golden curls stuck to her forehead as she hummed tunelessly, smearing bright streaks across canvas When Liora entered, the child looked up.Their eyes matching gold met “Mama,” she said.Liora smiled and knelt, The paintbrush in her daughter’s hand began to glow faintly, Not magic. Not yet, But close. Lior
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