보관함
검색
홈 / Werewolf / The Alpha’s Regret: The Hidden Luna’s Return / Chapter 90: The Void-Breaker

공유

Chapter 90: The Void-Breaker

작가: Nova Quinn
last update 게시일: 2026-05-11 19:04:35

The sight of the "Great Hunger’s" main fleet was not a collection of ships, but a literal darkening of the stars. They moved in a jagged, crystalline formation, their hulls composed of the same light-eating obsidian that had plagued the Moon. Against the backdrop of the deep void, they looked like shards of a broken mirror reflecting a world that no longer existed.

"They aren't decelerating," Leo said, his voice dropping to a whisper as he adjusted the long-range scanners. "At their current vel
이 작품을 무료로 읽으실 수 있습니다
QR 코드를 스캔하여 앱을 다운로드하세요
이전 챕터 다음 챕터
잠긴 챕터

최신 챕터

  • The Alpha’s Regret: The Hidden Luna’s Return   Chapter 99: The Iron Siege

    The "Restricted Zone" declaration wasn't just a political hurdle; it was a physical cage. As The Silent Luna limped back into our home system on fumes and determination, the sight that greeted us was a terrifying display of Consensus might.A ring of massive ivory warships, known as Consensus Sovereignty Towers, had positioned themselves just outside the reach of our "Null-Field." They were linked by shimmering webs of white energy, creating an artificial horizon that blocked out the stars."They’ve deployed a Resonance Dampener," Aris said, his voice flat with despair. "Mother, they aren't just blockading us. That web is designed to neutralize the 'Three-Fold Star.' If the Triplets try to tap into the 'Aura Gate' from the surface, the feedback will hit them like a physical hammer.""And the Vanguard?" I asked, my eyes fixed on the display."Pushed back to the lunar surface," Killian growled, his hand tightening on the back of my chair. "Pelari didn't want a firefight; he wanted a cho

  • The Alpha’s Regret: The Hidden Luna’s Return   Chapter 98: The Silent Command

    The violet pulse of the obsidian ships was hypnotic, a rhythmic thrum that vibrated through the hull of The Silent Luna and settled deep within my bones. Outside the viewport, the stars were entirely blotted out. There was only the wall of shadow, millions of tons of sentient metal waiting for a spark."They’re mimicking your heart rate, Elena," Aris whispered, his hands trembling as he adjusted the biometrics on his screen. "The entire fleet is synchronized to your pulse. If your heart stops, I think they might just... drift. Or detonate."Killian didn't look at the monitors. He looked only at me, his eyes searching mine for any sign of the "First Mother’s" cold ambition. "Elena, listen to me. If you speak to them, you become the Master Key. You’ll be tethered to every kill they’ve ever made. You’ll feel every soul they’ve consumed.""I can't just let us sit here until we run out of oxygen, Killian," I said, my voice sounding hollow to my own ears. "And I can't let them follow us bac

  • The Alpha’s Regret: The Hidden Luna’s Return   Chapter 97: The Orphaned Tide

    The silence of the Silent Luna was brittle. As we cleared the event horizon of the collapsing nebula, the gravity sensors finally settled into a flat, steady line. Behind us, the Grave of the First Mother was gone—erased from the physical universe and tucked away into the crushing embrace of the singularity.I watched the starlight return to its natural, unwarped state, but my hands were still shaking. The gold-and-silver patterns on my skin felt cold, as if the connection to our origin had been replaced by an icy void."We’re clear of the Consensus perimeter," Leo reported, his voice tight with fatigue. "No signatures on the long-range sweep. Pelari’s ships likely jumped to the nearest relay to report the explosion.""They won't be coming back with merchants next time," Killian said. He pulled off his Star-Steel helmet, his hair damp with sweat and his eyes fixed on me. "You didn't just close a grave, Elena. You burned a library. Everything they knew about us, everything we knew abou

  • The Alpha’s Regret: The Hidden Luna’s Return   Chapter 96: The Shattered Mirror

    Chapter 96: The Shattered MirrorThe ivory ships of the Consensus hung in the violet gas like predatory ghosts, their weapons locking onto our small, tethered vessel. Inside the stasis-cradle, the air—if the shimmering energy could be called that—vibrated with the weight of the Avatar’s revelation."The Master Key," I whispered, staring at the sarcophagus of frozen Holy Fire. "If I take it, I’m not just a Queen. I’m the commander of the very nightmare that nearly ate my children.""Elena, don't," Killian said, his voice strained through the comms. He stood between me and the dais, his Star-Steel blade humming. "If we control the Hunger, we become the monsters the galaxy thinks we are. We'll be no better than the Director, just with a bigger cage.""But if I don't, the Consensus will erase us right here," I countered. "They won't risk the quarantine being broken. Pelari isn't here to negotiate; he’s here to bury the secret."The sarcophagus began to crack, the frozen fire spider-webbin

  • The Alpha’s Regret: The Hidden Luna’s Return   Chapter 95: The Nebula of Regret

    The coordinates led us far beyond the charted trade routes of the Consensus, into a sector of space where the stars were muffled by thick, violet-hued gas. The Nebula of Regret lived up to its name—a graveyard of ancient gravitational anomalies and drifting debris that looked like the jagged ribs of long-dead leviathans."The resonance out here is... heavy," Maya whispered, sitting in the center of the stealth ship The Silent Luna. "It feels like the air before a thunderstorm, but it never breaks."I had opted for a small, specialized strike team. Taking the full Vanguard fleet would have signaled a declaration of war to the Consensus; instead, we moved in a vessel plated with "Void-Chaff"—a new Star-Steel variant designed to bleed our heat and signature into the surrounding nebula."Stealth was the right choice," Killian said, his eyes fixed on the forward sensors. "I’m picking up long-range thermal ghosts. The Consensus has scouts in the periphery. They’re curious about where the So

  • The Alpha’s Regret: The Hidden Luna’s Return   Chapter 94: The Lunar Exchange

    The construction of the Moon-Port, now officially christened "The Argentum Gateway," transformed the lunar surface. Where obsidian vines had once choked the silver dust, soaring arches of Star-Steel and translucent quartz now rose toward the stars. It was a masterpiece of necessity—a neutral ground where the high-tech elegance of the Consensus met the rugged, survivalist grit of Silver Creek."I want the scanners tuned to detect Void-signatures, not just weapons," I commanded, walking through the main concourse of the newly pressurized dome. My boots clicked against the polished floor, the sound echoing in the vast space. "If a merchant brings even a shard of obsidian into this port, their ship is impounded and their guild is blacklisted."Killian walked beside me, his gaze moving across the first wave of arrivals. It was a dizzying array of life. There were the Kaldari, lithe beings who moved like liquid mercury; the Thrum, massive, stone-skinned giants who communicated through sub-s

  • The Alpha’s Regret: The Hidden Luna’s Return   Chapter 72: The Void’s Echo

    The vibration under my palms wasn’t just machinery; it was the scream of a dying era. As the "Holy Fire" poured from my veins into the lunar relay, the smell of ozone and burning quartz filled the cramped, pressurized chamber. Beside me, Leo and Ace were teeth-clenched anchors, their small faces pa

  • The Alpha’s Regret: The Hidden Luna’s Return   Chapter 71: The Weight of the Moon

    The grey dust of the lunar surface was a mockery of the silver I had once thought defined my destiny. It was cold, sterile, and tasted of a static that made my tongue feel like it had been brushed with a live wire. I stood on the edge of the jagged, silver-veined ridge, looking down at the world we

  • The Alpha’s Regret: The Hidden Luna’s Return   Chapter 70: The Resonance of the Heir

    Three months in the Iron Womb had turned the Ghost-Runner from a ship into a relic, its hull now partially fused with the bioluminescent floor of the cavern. Time in the Deep Belt didn't move in hours or days; it moved in the rhythmic pulsing of the silver crystals overhead. The air was thick with

  • The Alpha’s Regret: The Hidden Luna’s Return   Chapter 69: The Iron Womb

    The Obsidian Belt was not a place for the living; it was a cosmic junkyard of jagged, iron-rich asteroids and the frozen ghosts of ancient tectonic shifts. The Ghost-Runner drifted through the debris like a shadow, its engines cold, its hull clicking as the metal contracted in the absolute zero of

더보기

다른 추천

좋은 소설을 무료로 찾아 읽어보세요
GoodNovel 앱에서 수많은 인기 소설을 무료로 즐기세요! 마음에 드는 작품을 다운로드하고, 언제 어디서나 편하게 읽을 수 있습니다
앱에서 작품을 무료로 읽어보세요
앱에서 읽으려면 QR 코드를 스캔하세요.
DMCA.com Protection Status