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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY FIVE: THE SACRIFICE

Author: Elle writes
last update publish date: 2026-07-30 07:27:23

The forest echoed with the sounds of battle as resistance fighters collided with the Royal Guards.

Rowan drove his sword into the chest of an advancing soldier before pulling it free in one swift motion. Another guard lunged at him.

He sidestepped the attack and struck the man’s shoulder, sending him crashing to the ground.

A few paces away, Kael fought with the precision of a seasoned Alpha.

His blade moved like an extension of his arm, each strike deliberate, each movement economical. Two
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    The courtyard fell strangely quiet. Kellan's eyes remained on Nyssa. Alice noticed the change immediately. She followed his gaze and saw Nyssa standing several steps away. For a moment, none of them moved. Then Nyssa gave a small nod. "Sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt." She turned. "Nyssa." Kellan stepped forward. She stopped but didn't look back. "I'll see you later." Her voice was quiet. Then she walked away. Kellan watched her disappear around the corner. Alice lowered her gaze. "You should go after her." Kellen looked at her. "What?" "You heard me." "Alice..." She gave him a small smile. "I think she needs to talk to you." Kellen hesitated. But before he could answer, voices drifted across the courtyard. Two servants were speaking near the kitchen entrance. "Did you hear?" "About Kellan?" Alice's expression changed.The servants hadn't noticed them. "Yes, Alice finally told him. And he asked for a day to think." "Do you think he'll accept?" "I don't know. But everyo

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    The next morning arrived quietly over Mooncrest. Alice had barely slept. She had spent most of the night thinking about what she wanted to say. Several times, she had convinced herself to forget the whole thing. Then she remembered Kellan's smile, his patience and the way he always treated everyone with kindness.And she knew she couldn't keep pretending her feelings weren't there. She wanted an answer.Even if it wasn't the answer she hoped for. ---Kellen was already at the training grounds with the other boys when Alice arrived. Corvin and Ren were beside him, arranging the practice weapons together while Dax and Eliot were nearby, carrying another rack toward the storage building. Corvin noticed Alice approaching. He looked at Kellen, then at Alice. A knowing smile appeared on his face. "I'll help Dax and Eliot." Ren immediately looked at him. "I'm coming too."Corvin nodded. The two boys followed Dax and Eliot toward the storage building. Kellan watched them leave before tu

  • THE REJECTED WHITE LUNA   CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN: RUMORS

    The training grounds were already busy when Nyssa arrived the following morning. She slowed when she saw Kellen standing near the practice circle. For a moment, she considered turning around.Then she forced herself to keep walking. Kellan noticed her immediately. "Morning." "Morning." His eyes remained on her. "Did you sleep?" "Yes."He nodded. "Are you feeling better?" "Yes. Kellan sighed quietly. "You're still saying that." Nyssa picked up a wooden sword. "Because I am." Before he could respond, Corvin and Ren approached together. Ren handed Corvin a practice sword. "Ready?" "Always." Dax and Eliot followed behind them. Eliot glanced at Kellen and Nyssa. "Are we training or standing around?" Corvin laughed. "He's right." Ren nodded. "Let's start." The twins moved toward the practice circle together. Dax and Eliot followed. Kellan watched them for a moment before turning back to Nyssa. "Do you want to train?" She nodded. "Yes." They stepped into the circle. But the

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    The morning training bell rang across Mooncrest. Kellan was already on the training grounds when the first warriors arrived. He stood near the weapon racks, checking the practice swords one by one. Corvin approached from behind and tossed a wooden sword toward him. Kellan caught it easily. "You're early." "You too." Corvin shrugged. "I couldn't sleep." "Why?" "Because you beat me yesterday." Kellan laughed. "You've been complaining about that since yesterday." "I haven't forgotten." Before Kellen could respond, Ren walked onto the training grounds. He carried another wooden sword and tossed it toward Corvin. Corvin caught it. "Finally." Ren looked at his twin. "You said you wanted to train early." "Well, I did." "And you came without me?" "I was already here."Ren shook his head. "You know we're supposed to train together." Corvin smiled. "I knew you'd come find me ." Ren rolled his eyes. "You’re a case, Corvin." The two brothers stood side by side.

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    The afternoon sun hung high above Mooncrest. The training grounds remained lively. Wooden practice swords clashed against one another as warriors paired off for another round of drills. Kellan walked slowly between the practice circles. "Keep your balance." He stopped behind a young Lycan recruit and gently adjusted his footing. "If your feet aren't steady, your sword won't be either." The recruit nodded gratefully. "Thank you." Kellan gave him an encouraging pat on the shoulder before moving toward the next group. A short distance away, Corvin and Ren were training together, as always. The twins had been together for as long as anyone could remember, and neither seemed interested in changing that. Corvin raised his wooden sword. "Again." Ren smirked. "You said that five times already. And you’re still making the same mistake." "I am not." Corvin attacked. Ren blocked the strike before stepping sideways. "See?" Corvin smiled. "Better." Ren lowered his sword. "You

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