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Fifty Three: Wolves In The Wild
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Alpha's Hidden Luna Chapter Fifty Seven: Homecoming
Lucian Wolfe’s journey was cut short.One moment he was scaling the cliffs beyond Blackmoon, the next—six wolves, armored in the crimson sigil of House Wolfe, surrounded him beneath the gray sky.They didn’t speak at first. They didn’t have to.Lucian knew why they were here.“You’ve barely been gone a week,” said the commander at the front, bowing slightly. “And already your father calls you home.”Lucian’s jaw tightened. “I have unfinished business.”The commander straightened. “Not anymore. Your Trial is done. You’re officially Alpha Wolfe. The territory needs its leader. Now.”“My father sent you, didn't he?”They all nodded.“I''m not ready to lead the pack, besides my father is still very much alive.”“You don’t have to. The crown was inherited the moment you crossed Blackmoon’s gates with that title. The Alpha is merely waiting for you to accept your new seat.”Lucian’s hands curled into fists.He hadn’t expected to leave Blackmoon and walk into chains made of gold. He had imag
Alpha's Hidden Luna Chapter Fifty Six: Echoes Of The Wild
Xavier stood before the Council, flanked by guards, no longer a contestant—just a disgraced student.Head Councilor Varric’s face was like stone.“You blackmailed your peers, fabricated intelligence, and deliberately endangered a banished student’s life. And then you attempted to sabotage a Final Trial to eliminate your rival.”Xavier didn’t speak.He couldn’t.For the first time, his charm had failed him.His smirk was gone.Head Instructor Rhys Calloway leaned forward, sharp eyes narrowing. “You also exploited another student’s secret, endangering a female Alpha candidate who, despite breaking protocol, has shown more grit and discipline than most of the males in this year’s class.”“She lied,” Xavier muttered weakly. “She—”“She survived,” Councilor Varric cut in, “a year in a school designed to destroy her. That speaks more of her strength than your entire application portfolio ever did.”With a final stroke of the gavel-shaped rune before them, the verdict was declared.“Xavier,
Alpha's Hidden Luna Chapter Fifty Five: Fangs In The Light
BLACKMOON ACADEMY — FINAL TRIAL ARENAThe arena thundered with anticipation.Students filled the stone terraces, their roars and howls echoing across the coliseum. Faculty members sat behind enchanted shields, presiding over the Final Trial with their sharp eyes and sharper scrolls. The Blackmoon Council watched from the high box—stoic, unreadable.And below them all, in the heart of the arena, stood Lucian Wolfe.His armor gleamed black and silver under the pale sun, his sword strapped to his back, and his mind razor-sharp.He didn’t hear the crowd.He didn’t feel the weight of a hundred gazes.He heard her.Rayne’s voice, her heartbeat, the way she had clung to him in the night and whispered her fear. The way she had stood tall before the Council and refused to beg.He hadn’t been able to protect her then.But he would now.Today was not just the Final Trial.It was the beginning of his retribution.A voice boomed across the arena.“Candidates—ready!”Lucian stepped forward.Xavier
Alpha's Hidden Luna Fifty Four: Checkmate
Lucian stood and looked Xavier in the eyes, "Where's Rayne?"“I gave them her last known direction,” Xavier continued, admiring his nails like he was commenting on the weather. “Told them she was a rogue deserter. Said she needed to be contained. Of course, I left out a few details—like how she’s unarmed, alone, and banished for an identity crime.”Lucian stepped forward, fists clenched. “You bastard—”“She could die out there,” Xavier said smoothly. “And no one will know who she was. No one will care. The Council’s already wiped her from the records. As far as they’re concerned, Rei Valen or Rayne Valen never existed.”Lucian’s heart pounded, each beat a war drum in his chest.“What do you want?” he growled.Xavier’s grin stretched cruel and confident.“Forfeit.”Lucian stared hard at him.“Don’t show up to the Final Trial,” Xavier said. “Walk away. Let me take the win. Let the history books remember me, not you. And maybe—maybe—I’ll call my trackers off. Maybe I’ll let her live.”Lu
Alpha's Hidden Luna Fifty Three: Wolves In The Wild
The storm rolled in fast.Rain slashed through the forest canopy like cold daggers, soaking Rayne to the bone as she sprinted through thick underbrush. Her limbs ached from days of nonstop movement, and her throat burned with every breath. But she couldn’t stop. Not now.Not when she sensed another pursuer.The tracker she wounded days ago must have sent others. And these new ones—whoever they were—were better trained, faster, and more relentless. She could feel them on her heels like wolves scenting blood.She darted into a ravine, slid down the muddy slope, and tucked herself behind a rock outcropping, pressing her body against the cold stone.Her pulse thundered in her ears.She wasn’t sure how long she stayed there, rain pounding the earth around her. Eventually, the footsteps faded into the distance. They'd lost her.For now.She forced herself to move, limbs trembling from cold and fatigue. Her boots squelched in the mud, and the forest floor was a treacherous path. She pushed f
Alpha's Hidden Luna Fifty Two: A Storm On All Fronts
The wind tore through the hills, sending Rayne’s cloak whipping behind her like tattered wings. Dust clung to her boots, her skin, her lashes—but she kept walking. One foot in front of the other, hour after hour, down the cracked stone roads that stretched far from the mountain that once held her entire world.No destination. No allies. No map.Only shame and exile.The forest loomed ahead—tall, cold, unfamiliar.She’d crossed two borders already in the past week. Nights spent in barns or abandoned mills. Days walking, hiding, keeping her hood pulled low.Her mind spun constantly with what-ifs.What if she had done as her father had told her?What if she’d chosen to be the Luna she was meant to be?Now everything she sacrificed had been for nothing.Rayne wrapped her arms tighter around herself, forcing the thoughts away. She had to stay sharp. Alert. Alive.Because she was being followed.It started two nights ago.Twigs snapping just a little too rhythmically. Shadows lingering just
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