MasukOn the day she is meant to rise as Luna of the Silverwood Pack, Moon Reign Alderio's world is ripped apart. Dragged into the sacred hall in chains, covered in blood, she is accused of sleeping with the enemy. Evidence she has never seen is thrown at her feet. Her wolf is silenced. Her mate, Alpha Aldrin, not only refuses to hear her truth, but he also does the unthinkable. Before the pack, before the Moon Goddess, he rejects her and replaces her with her own sister and banishes her from her very own pack. Branded a traitor and banished, Reign is dragged to the rogue-infested mountains. A death sentence? Definitely, because rogues and wolves are rivals by nature. But the gods are not done with her. The sky cracks open, while the moon bleeds. And a prophecy stirs. Abandoned by her mate, betrayed by blood, and hunted by monsters, Reign discovers a truth darker than treason—Silverwood’s greatest enemy is not the one they accused her of lying with… but the one they crowned. And the one male destined to save her is none other than the cursed, exiled Lycan King who should never have found her: Magnon. The man whose mere existence angers the gods. His secrets are darker than the crimes he has committed, and Reign is part of the secrets. Reign will rise again, but this time not as Luna. But, destruction.
Lihat lebih banyakREIGN’S POVIt was not my intention to scream, nor was it in me to take pity on that betrayer after what he had done to me. He robbed me of everything, including the life of my innocent baby. I wanted him to feel the pain he had made me go through. I wanted that pain to eat him alive, the same way grief ate me every waking moment.Still, that encounter left me wondering what kind of warlord had saved me.This Magnon beast!Aldrin had launched first, his rage loud and careless, his aura screaming dominance like a wounded alpha trying to prove himself. But Magnon was just cool by then, composed, relaxed—like he could not even see that an alpha was attacking him. Like Aldrin was nothing more than a harmless fly buzzing too close.The air changed the moment Magnon lifted his head.The forest felt it.I felt it.Before Aldrin could even complete his move, Magnon knocked him away in less than a quarter of a second. The strike was silent but deadly, heavy with raw power. Aldrin’s body flew t
Aldrin’s POVI entered the forest—the home of the rebels.It was cool, cold, and eerily calm. Too calm. The trees stood tall and still, their leaves barely moving, as though holding their breath. There was no sign of the chaos my guards had described. No shocking, thunderous howls. No trembling ground. Not even the smallest rustle of life.And that was what unsettled me.This silence was wrong. The place was too vacant for my liking. Everything pressed against my skin, thick and heavy, like the forest itself was watching me. Like I was being trapped.I heard my beta trying to reach me through the mind link, his presence knocking again and again. I blocked him.Cleophaton was an annoying old ass who believed he had to be everywhere I was. I knew he meant well. He was loyal to a fault, always doing his duty. Still, this was something I needed to face alone.I sensed no danger. I sniffed the air carefully, but still nothing. There was no rogue scent, no scent of blood at all, except jus
Silverwood PackThe wind refused to stop howling, and the heavens refused to release light. The day remained trapped in a strange half-darkness, neither night nor morning. Worry and confusion hung heavy in the walls and every open space of the Silverwood Pack, clinging to fur, skin, and stone alike.Wolves paced restlessly. Even those in human form could feel it—the unease crawling beneath their skin, their beasts growling low inside their chests. The pack bond hummed with tension.“Get all the seers and the pack elders and gather them in the meeting hall,” Alpha Aldrin ordered sharply when the seer before him remained silent for too long. “We need to understand what is happening.”The seer bowed his head, his shoulders stiff. “Yes, Alpha.” He excused himself quickly and walked away to carry out the task.Just then, several guards from the border rushed into the compound. Their boots splashed against wet stone, armor clinking. One of them dropped to a knee before the Alpha, breathing
Rain’s POVI looked at the beast before me—the ancient beast. The one believed to be trapped in exile, lost to time and legend. Now he stood in flesh and bone, towering above me in power and quiet doom, claiming me as his mate.The forest seemed to shrink around him. The air bent, heavy with his presence. Even the roars from the sky had softened, as if the skies themselves were listening.For the umpteenth time, he scanned me beneath him, slow and thorough, like a predator measuring what already belonged to him. His animosity blurred with something else—something thick and warm that curled in my chest. I didn’t want to imagine that it was desire. I didn’t want to accept that it was recognition. Yet I felt it, deep in my bones where my wolf lay restless, and even in the easy way my blood ran in my veins, betraying me.He sniffed again, a deep pull of breath, shutting his eyes as his massive body loosened slightly, as if my scent calmed something ancient inside him. Like I was medicine
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