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Chapter 10

Author: Iziegbe
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The Chase Begins

The forest felt colder than Lyra remembered.

Moonlight filtered through the twisted branches, casting sharp shadows on the ground like claws. The trees loomed tall and menacing, their bare limbs stretching skyward. Her breath misted in the icy air as she pressed on, the weight of rejection pressing down upon her heart like a heavy iron shackle.

Each step was agonizing. Her feet throbbed and bled, her body trembled with fatigue. The pain of the severed mate bond persisted—it pulsed beneath her skin like poison, clouding her thoughts and unraveling her determination to fight.

Yet she had to keep going.

She had to survive.

A sound echoed behind her.

Snap.

Her breath caught.

She was not alone.

She turned, scanning the shadows, her heart racing. The wind shifted, bringing the sharp scent of wolf musk and blood. Her wolf stirred within, growling softly and alerting her that danger was approaching.

They were hunting her.

She bolted away.

Branches whipped at her face as she f
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    Shadows Collecting at DawnThe morning light offered little comfort against the lingering chill in the air. It was just before dawn, yet the Moon Temple felt as if the night still clung to its hold. Luna stood at the entrance to the inner chamber, her fingertips gliding over the stone archway that had been sealed for ages. Now it pulsed softly with a silver glow—matching the luminescence beneath her skin.Rowan approached silently, his boots crunching softly on the ancient dust. “You didn’t get any sleep,” he remarked.Luna offered a faint smile without turning to face him. “Neither did you.”“I was keeping watch to ensure nothing tried to break into the temple while we rested,” he replied, though his tone softened as he positioned himself beside her. “But that’s not really the reason you’re awake, is it?”She shook her head. “The Heartstone keeps humming. It feels like… it’s beckoning me somewhere. And I can’t shake the sense that something is approaching us.”Rowan’s jaw clenched. “

  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 124

    Echoes of the Moonblood ThroneThat morning, the Moon Temple felt transformed—more still, more suffocating, as though the ancient stones were collectively holding their breath. Luna felt it immediately upon entering the central corridor. The air buzzed softly, a delicate vibration that crept across her skin like an ungraspable warning.Rowan felt it too.He positioned himself beside her, ever watchful.“Your aura is reacting again,” he murmured.“I can tell.” Luna pressed a hand to her chest. The Heartstone throbbed beneath her skin—steady, rhythmic pulses like an additional heartbeat. “Ever since the visions, everything seems… more intense.”Kai appeared beside them, his jaw clenched and scanning the hallway. “The storm outside continues unrelenting. Something is drawing from it.”A chill ran through her. “Or… something is lurking within it.”They pushed deeper into the Temple, following the faint tug that only Luna could perceive. It pulled her like an unseen thread, each step weigh

  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 123

    Shadows the Heartstone Chose Not to ConcealThat morning, the temple felt altered—more silent, more oppressive, as if the very atmosphere recognized the burden Luna bore. A faint silver radiance throbbed beneath her skin, coursing through her veins like silvery flames. It ought to have felt empowering. Instead, it served as a reminder… a reminder of what the Heartstone had revealed to her and what it would not allow her to forget.She settled at the edge of the ancient reflecting pool, observing her distorted image ripple with each breath she took. Her eyes—once vibrant, once known—now sparkled with a hint of something timeless. Something stirred awake.Rowan came closer, his footsteps gentle against the stone floor. He had hardly rested; she could sense the fatigue in the cadence of his heartbeat, though he attempted to conceal it. He always tried to mask everything for her benefit.“You’re up early,” he said softly, pausing beside her.“I didn’t manage to sleep,” Luna replied. “The

  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 122

    The Connection Between UsThe storm outside the Moon Temple had subsided, but within Luna's heart, a different storm stirred—quiet, heavy, and impossible to overlook. The hallways shone with a dim silver luminescence as Luna walked beside Rowan. Neither uttered a word, but the charge between them felt tangible, like a taut string vibrating with unexpressed truths.She kept her hands clasped behind her back to prevent him from noticing their tremors. The aftereffects of the Heartstone still coursed within her, flashes of warmth racing through her veins unpredictably. She loathed her inability to control it completely.Rowan glanced in her direction, his keen eyes perceiving everything.“You're doing it again,” he remarked softly.“Doing what?” she replied, though she was already aware.“Hiding your hands. You only do that when you’re worried about losing control.”Luna swallowed hard. “I’m not worried. Just… careful.”Rowan halted, his boots resonating gently against the stone floor. “

  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 121

    The Silent BondThe campfire popped and hissed under the soft glow of the moon, its orange light casting elongated shadows that twirled across the clearing. The night felt serene, almost misleadingly so. Yet underneath the quiet, tension surged like electricity beneath still waters.Arden sat apart from the group, his elbows resting on his knees, his gaze locked on the flames as if they could incinerate the thoughts clawing at his heart. He could still sense her—Lyra. Her heartbeat faintly resonated in his veins, a sound he had learned to recognize even when she was gone. Their connection had transformed since the last battle; it was now more subdued, deeper, woven with an indescribable essence.“Alpha,” Eli’s voice cut through the quiet. “The scouts have returned. There’s no trace of the Shadow Clan for miles.”Arden acknowledged him with a nod, still avoiding eye contact. “That’s good. Increase the watch regardless. They’re never completely absent.”Eli hesitated, feeling the weight

  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 120

    The Edge of the Breaking DawnAria awakened to a darkened forest, but the atmosphere felt different—crisper, chillier, charged with an energy she couldn’t fully grasp. The faint light of dawn struggled to penetrate the dense storm clouds, and every leaf appeared to be holding its breath. The events of the previous night still resonated in her mind, refusing to fade. The prophecy. The treachery. The tightening grip around the Moon Temple.And now… the impending war.She pushed herself up from her fur-covered bed, blinking away the heaviness weighing on her heart. “Another day,” she whispered, though this one felt anything but ordinary.Across the cavernous room, Kael stood by the entrance, his posture tense, shoulders raised in a way she recognized—sensing danger before it was visible. His wolf was close to breaking through.“Kael?” she called softly.He turned instantly, as if her voice was a lifeline he had been longing to grasp. “You’re awake.” Yet his voice carried a shadow of conc

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