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Chapter 52: A World Without Selene

Auteur: JanayJourney
last update Date de publication: 2026-02-01 09:46:29

The world after Selene did not fall silent.

It *shifted.*

First in whispers.

Then in footsteps.

Then in teeth.

For a while, in the weeks immediately following the last clash on Moonshadow’s soil, it was easy to believe that her absence meant peace.

There were so many problems to solve close to home.

Rebuilding stone and trust.

Burying the dead, naming them, telling the pups who would only know them from stories.

Untangling the web of alliances and grudges that had hardened under Selene’s long s
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