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Chapter 77: Elara's Secret
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The dawn after Nicole’s oath was a strange one. The courtyard still bore the scars of the night before, blood crusted in the grooves of the stones, claw marks gouged into the old walls, the faint smell of smoke clinging where torches had burned too hot, too long. Yet the pack gathered again, pulled by the weight of command they could not resist. Wolves filled the council square in tight knots, some whispering, some glaring, many still trembling with the force of divided loyalties. Nicole stood at the head of the dais, the seat of the Alpha throne still empty behind her. She had not taken it yet, not until every question of loyalty was answered. To claim it while traitors still lingered among her people would be weakness, and weakness was something she could not afford. At her right, Silas stood like a shadow, silent and brooding. At her left, Elara kept her gaze fixed on the crowd, sharp and watchful. The elder councilmen were already restless. One cleared his throat loudly. “Alpha,”
Luna's Last Oath Chapter 78: The Alpha's Oath
The morning rose muted, as though the land itself knew the weight of what was about to unfold. A mist clung to the edges of the territory, swallowing the scars of battle but not the scent. The earth still bore blood in its roots, the ashes of pyres clung to the air, and the silence was the kind that could split into howls at the smallest spark. Nicole stood at the edge of the courtyard where the oath would be taken. For days, she had worn the mantle of leadership by necessity, directing the broken, binding the fractured, forcing wolves to obey in the chaos of aftermath but today would be different. Today, it would not be necessity that bound them to her, it would be choice or at least, the performance of one.A narrow corridor of wolves opened before her as she walked forward. Some bowed their heads, their movements sharp with conviction. Others dipped reluctantly, their eyes averted but not lowered enough to hide the tension coiled in them. Nicole’s gaze swept over each one, memorizi
Luna's Last Oath Chapter 77: Elara's Secret
Elara had never been good at sleeping when the pack stirred. The walls here carried every sound from whispers, boots on stone, to the restless pacing of wolves who could not find peace. Tonight, it was worse. The storm of voices that had broken outside Nicole’s chamber still hadn’t settled. She hugged her knees to her chest in the narrow cot, the shadows of the barracks stretching long over her. Each murmur beyond the door felt like claws raking across her spine. Nicole’s fury still lingered in her mind—Alpha-strong, terrifying, unstoppable but it hadn’t silenced the whispers. If anything, it had made them sharper. She slipped from her bed. The air in the corridor was damp and cold. Wolves moved in clusters, speaking low, their eyes darting. Elara kept her head down as she passed them, the taste of unease sharp on her tongue. She told herself she was only walking, only breathing yet her feet carried her deeper into the warren of tunnels beneath the council chamber. That was when she h
Luna's Last Oath Chapter 76: Blood Between Us
The walls of her chamber felt too close. Nicole paced the length of the room, the wooden boards creaking under her boots. Her body ached from the weight of the battle, but the sharper pain was inside. It was gnawing, restless, leaving no peace. Shadows seemed to breathe from the corners, whispering the doubts she had overheard on every path outside. Wolves watching. Wolves waiting. Wolves whispering and Silas. Always Silas. He leaned against the door with his arms crossed, gaze locked on her as if daring her to break first. He hadn’t spoken since they stepped inside. The silence stretched between them, taut as a bowstring. “Say it,” Nicole snapped finally, spinning to face him. “Whatever’s been sitting on your tongue since the yard. Spit it out.” His jaw tightened. “You want it plain? Fine. You’re losing them.”The words landed like claws to her chest. She sucked in a breath, fighting the instinct to bare her teeth. “You think I don’t know that? You think I can’t smell their doubt on
Luna's Last Oath Chapter 75: The Wolves In The Shadow
Elara could not shake the sound of their voices.The chamber door had closed behind her, yet the words still curled in her ears like smoke, seeping into her lungs until it felt as though she could not breathe.“…she isn’t ready. She isn’t one of us.”“…a Fury-born Alpha is a curse, not a blessing.”“…better to bleed under Tomas than to kneel under her.”Every syllable replayed, carrying the quiet venom of wolves who did not dare raise their muzzles in open defiance yet. It left her stomach roiling. She wrapped her cloak tighter around her shoulders as she slipped through the torch-lit hall. Wolves brushed past her, some with murmured greetings, others silent. She saw them now with new eyes. Every sidelong glance seemed sharper, every hush of conversation more dangerous. It was as though the shadows themselves had sprouted teeth. Elara had thought victory meant safety. Nicole had survived the Fury’s storm, had taken her rightful place, had held her ground when even the council hesitate
Luna's Last Oath Chapter 74: Echoes Of The Chamber
The chamber still smelled of blood and smoke. No matter how many candles were lit or how many braziers smoldered, the air would not cleanse itself of the memory of war. The council’s decree had rung like a bell across the stone walls only hours ago, but its echo lingered now like a bruise: Nicole, Alpha, not contested, not temporary. Recognized. Yet the silence that followed was heavier than any chorus of approval. Nicole sat on the edge of the long council table, fingers curling against the cold wood, her body stiff as though she had to brace herself against the weight of her own title. She did not wear a crown. There was no mantle of fur or chain of command laid across her shoulders. Only the eyes of every wolf in the territory that had followed her here and the ghosts of those who had fallen believing she would lead them.Silas stood near the far wall, half in shadow, his arms crossed but not in defiance. In retreat. She could see it, the way his jaw set hard enough to crack, the r
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