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Chapter 234

Author: Iziegbe
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When the Moon Answers Back

The night felt wrong.

Not quiet—watchful.

Aria stood at the edge of the cliff overlooking Silvercrest territory. The cold wind tugged at her cloak as moonlight spilled across the land below. The pack slept beneath her, unaware that their world was changing; it was tilting toward something dangerous and inevitable.

Her chest ached.

Not from fear.

From awareness.

Since the ruins, since Selene and Elder Morian, the moon no longer felt distant. It pulsed in her blood. It whispered in her bones. Sometimes, when she closed her eyes, she could sense it turning—slow, ancient, patient.

Waiting.

Rowan approached quietly, though his presence was impossible to miss. Power followed him like a shadow, steady and fierce. He stopped beside her, his shoulder brushing hers in silent reassurance.

“You haven’t slept,” he said.

Aria didn’t deny it. “Every time I close my eyes, I hear them.”

Rowan frowned. “Hear who?”

“The Lunas,” she whispered. “The ones who came before me.”

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