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Chapter 160

作者: Iziegbe
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Echoes That Refuse to Die

The forest was eerily silent.

Not the serene kind of silence—the type that seeps under your skin, murmuring warnings that elude your comprehension. Aria sensed it before she even became aware that she was holding her breath. The Moonstone Lake lay before her, shimmering and smooth, undisturbed by wind or ripple, as if the world itself feared to disrupt whatever lurked beneath.

Kai stood next to her, his posture tense, his gaze locked on the water. “Something has changed,” he whispered. “The instant we crossed the ridge. Did you sense it?”

Aria nodded slowly. “It feels like… a heartbeat. But it’s not mine.”

Kai did not question her. Not anymore. Not after all they had endured, lost, and survived.

Behind them, the warriors established a loose perimeter—vigilant, restless, unable to shake off the oppressive weight in the air. They were far from Blackthorn territory, yet the curse knew no boundaries, no compassion, no limits. It trailed them like an echo that wou
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  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 162

    The Chains That Would Not BreakThe moon had just begun to rise above the treetops when the stillness was abruptly disrupted.A deep, rumbling growl reverberated across the training grounds—ancient and powerful enough to send a shudder through the earth beneath Aria’s feet. Every warrior in the clearing turned their heads toward the sound, their hands instinctively reaching for their weapons, even though they understood their futility.Aria felt her heart constrict painfully.Damian.However, this was not the Damian she recognized—steady, dominant, and composed.This was the beast that had been clawing at the recesses of his mind for days, demanding more, pushing harder, growing increasingly restless with each hour that passed.“Stay back,” Aria cautioned, raising her hand as two warriors advanced. “He’s fighting it. Don’t exacerbate the situation.”But their eyes were wide with terror. The Alpha did not growl like that unless something within him was fracturing.Damian stood at the f

  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 161

    The Weight of an Alpha’s PromiseThe night pressed heavily against the windows of the Moonstone Hall, a thick, suffocating darkness interrupted only by the low hum of flickering torches in the corridors. Aria was aware that sleep would elude her. Not with all that she had heard. Not with the secrets still entwined like vines around her heart.She made her way to the old balcony that overlooked the training grounds, the wind biting enough to sting her skin. It should have driven her back inside, yet she welcomed the chill—it anchored her, pulling her away from the tempest brewing within.Behind her, quiet yet certain footsteps approached.“Aria,” Rowan’s voice emerged, deep and steady, yet imbued with a weariness she seldom heard from him. “You slipped away again.”“I required air,” she replied, still not turning. “I needed space to contemplate.”He positioned himself beside her, hands gripping the stone ledge. “Are you thinking about the prophecy? Or the traitor we have yet to uncover

  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 160

    Echoes That Refuse to DieThe forest was eerily silent.Not the serene kind of silence—the type that seeps under your skin, murmuring warnings that elude your comprehension. Aria sensed it before she even became aware that she was holding her breath. The Moonstone Lake lay before her, shimmering and smooth, undisturbed by wind or ripple, as if the world itself feared to disrupt whatever lurked beneath.Kai stood next to her, his posture tense, his gaze locked on the water. “Something has changed,” he whispered. “The instant we crossed the ridge. Did you sense it?”Aria nodded slowly. “It feels like… a heartbeat. But it’s not mine.”Kai did not question her. Not anymore. Not after all they had endured, lost, and survived.Behind them, the warriors established a loose perimeter—vigilant, restless, unable to shake off the oppressive weight in the air. They were far from Blackthorn territory, yet the curse knew no boundaries, no compassion, no limits. It trailed them like an echo that wou

  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 159

    THE MARK OF DESTINYThe forest was eerily silent.Not the serene kind of silence—the unsettling kind. The sort that pressed against the skin, thick and alert, as if the trees themselves were holding their breath. Aria sensed it the instant she passed through the veil of branches, and the hum of the Moonstone around her neck intensified, pulsing once… twice… then settling into a peculiar rhythm that synchronized with her heartbeat.Kael moved alongside her, his hand hovering near her waist but not making contact. He had been this way since the revelation in the ruins—protective yet tense, as if he feared the world would snatch her away from him without warning.“Something’s changing,” Aria murmured.Kael nodded slowly, his golden eyes scanning the path ahead. “I sense it too. Fate is shifting. And it desires you.”Her throat constricted. She had heard the prophecy countless times, but now its weight pressed against her chest like invisible chains.The marked one shall walk between ligh

  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 158

    The Blood Moon’s WarningThe night was unnaturally quiet.Aria felt it the instant she exited the pack house—an unsettling stillness, the type that wrapped around her skin like icy fingers. The forest typically buzzed with activity; wolves rustled through the foliage, owls hooted from lofty branches, and the wind carried the murmurs of far-off territories. But tonight… silence reigned. Not even the tiniest insect dared to make a sound.Lucian perceived it as well. His gaze was sharp and restless, scanning the tree line as if anticipating something to emerge from the shadows. “The air feels wrong,” he murmured, stepping closer behind her. “Even the earth seems to be holding its breath.”Aria nodded, rubbing her arms to dispel a sudden chill. “The Moon Temple reacted earlier… that burst of light was unusual. Something is approaching.”“Something,” Lucian repeated softly, “or someone.”As if his words had summoned it, the sky above them began to change. Clouds rolled back in slow, swirli

  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 157

    The Weight of a Chosen FateThe forest was still in the process of healing from the remnants of battle when Aria finally ceased her flight. Her lungs ached, her legs quivered, and each heartbeat resonated like a drum against her ribs. She leaned against a tree covered in moss, compelling herself to breathe through the surge of panic swelling within her chest.She had managed to escape… but only just.Behind her, the faint snapping of branches and the distant shouts of warriors served as a reminder that the world she once knew was disintegrating piece by piece. The Crescent Moon Pack, the Moon Temple, the prophecy—every strand of her destiny was drawing her deeper into a tempest she had not sought.And now… Kael.The blood on her hands had yet to dry.Aria swallowed hard, blinking away the tears that stung her eyes. She could still envision his face—the way anguish etched itself into his features as he took the blow meant for her. The way his knees buckled. The way his eyes searched he

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