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Chapter 171

Author: Iziegbe
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The Shattered Vow

The wind howled across the training grounds like a wounded beast, carrying with it the sharp bite of winter. Dawn hadn’t fully broken yet, but the sky was a pale smear of gray, the kind of morning that felt heavy with unspoken warnings. The pack grounds were usually alive at this hour—warriors training, omegas preparing the morning meals, patrols switching shifts—but today, a strange stillness sat over everything. A silence that felt unnatural.

Aria felt it the moment she stepped outside.

Her heart thudded faster, her instincts prickling. Ever since the vision in the Moon Temple, her senses had become sharper—too sharp sometimes. She could feel energy before she saw movement, feel emotions before words were spoken. And right now? She felt distress, fear, uncertainty… rolling through the pack like a low, trembling wave.

Kael fell into step beside her, his jaw tight, his eyes scanning their surroundings.

“You feel it too,” he said quietly. It wasn’t a question.

“Yes,”
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    The Shattered VowThe wind howled across the training grounds like a wounded beast, carrying with it the sharp bite of winter. Dawn hadn’t fully broken yet, but the sky was a pale smear of gray, the kind of morning that felt heavy with unspoken warnings. The pack grounds were usually alive at this hour—warriors training, omegas preparing the morning meals, patrols switching shifts—but today, a strange stillness sat over everything. A silence that felt unnatural.Aria felt it the moment she stepped outside.Her heart thudded faster, her instincts prickling. Ever since the vision in the Moon Temple, her senses had become sharper—too sharp sometimes. She could feel energy before she saw movement, feel emotions before words were spoken. And right now? She felt distress, fear, uncertainty… rolling through the pack like a low, trembling wave.Kael fell into step beside her, his jaw tight, his eyes scanning their surroundings.“You feel it too,” he said quietly. It wasn’t a question.“Yes,”

  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 170

    The Ash Moon's Final WarningThe sky turned bruised gray as we hit the ridge above Silent Valley. Cold wind cut across the rocks. It brought the scent of ash. Something darker lurked below it. The land felt too still. No birds called. No wolves howled. Just our heartbeats broke the silence.Ronan moved next to me. His jaw clenched tight. His golden eyes narrowed. "This feels wrong," he said softly. "Too quiet," I replied.Our warriors spread out behind us. Shadowfang wolves took the left. Moonstone wolves held the right. They stood united in a way no one expected months back. Pride swelled in my chest. We had come too far to fail now.Yet the valley below hummed with power. It clawed at our skin.The Ash Moon prophecy stirred to life.A hand grazed my arm. Liora. Silver fire ringed her eyes. She was the Seer who dreamed of this fight long ago."He senses you here," she whispered. I swallowed hard. "The Dark Heir?" She nodded. "And he's not by himself."Dread rippled through the warrio

  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 169

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  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 168

    The Echo of a ChoiceThe moon sat low above the broken courtyard. Its silver light poured over the stones like a quiet alert. The wind had stopped. It carried the heavy feel of choices that could never change. No one spoke for a long time. The fight had worn them all out. But the true clash was just starting.Aria stood in the middle. Her breaths came fast. Her heart pounded in her ears. Her wolf paced inside her. It felt dangerous. It felt true. It felt betrayal. The faint glow in her hands had faded. A cold numbness filled her chest.Kael faced her. His body was stiff. His shoulders were tight. His gold eyes flashed with guilt and challenge. His power hummed around him. It was held back but strong, like a storm ready to burst."You knew," Aria whispered. Her voice shook with shock. "You knew right from the start... didn't you?"Kael clenched his jaw. A muscle jumped in his cheek. He stayed still. "Aria—""No." She held up a hand to stop him. "Don't make it gentle. Give me the truth.

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  • The Cursed Luna's Return    Chapter 166

    The Edge of a Shattered VowThe forest felt unsettling this evening.Not perilous—unsettling.As if the very air was holding its breath, anticipating something to snap.Aria felt it the instant she crossed the tree line. The wind, which typically whispered like a confidant, now swirled in jagged gusts, brushing against her cheek as if to caution her to retreat. Yet she could not. Not this evening. Not when the truth was so near she could almost sense it throbbing beneath her skin.Behind her, Kade trailed quietly. He did not inquire why she had insisted on venturing out here. He did not question why her gaze kept wandering to the shadows, or why her wolf paced restlessly within her chest. He merely remained close—solid, warm, and steady—as if protecting her without the need for words.That alone was sufficient to make her heart constrict.“I have an aversion to this place,” Kade finally murmured. “The scent patterns are unusual. It’s as if someone has been circling this area all day.”

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