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The Luna Who Walked Away Chapter 13
Chapter 13 – The Crescent RisesA week. That’s all it’s been. Seven days since Doom stood before the council and declared Crescent Reign as the newest recognized pack in the region. Seven days since I stood beside him, silent but steady, while whispers rippled through the hall like the wind before a storm.Now the storm is mine.The grounds are alive beneath the morning sun — half-built towers, sharpened spears, the steady clang of training weapons. Sweat glints on the recruits’ backs as they spar in the dirt. The scent of steel and new earth fills the air.Mira’s voice cuts through the noise. “Another batch from the western borders,” she says, stepping beside me with a tablet in hand. “We’re running out of housing quarters.”“That’s a good problem,” I say. My tone is flat, but inside, something tightens — satisfaction, maybe. Or disbelief. “Separate the genuine ones from the opportunists. Let the rest camp outside the walls until we decide.”“You think they’re spies?” she asks.“I th
The Luna Who Walked Away Chapter 12
Chapter 12 – The Alpha Who Returned Too LateThe air smells of cedar and stone dust.Everywhere I look, there’s movement — hammers striking, walls rising, the rhythm of purpose taking shape. My people move with quiet discipline, following the plans I laid myself. Doom’s architects handle the outer barriers, but the heart of it — the training grounds, the hall, the Luna’s, no, Alpha's quarters — that’s all mine.Our pack is no longer an idea.It’s becoming real.I stand at the ridge above the site, arms crossed, wind pulling through my hair. Mira approaches with her tablet, face bright with pride.“They’re already calling it the Crescent Dominion,” she says.“Let them call it what they want,” I murmur. “Names will change, but the work remains.”“You should still be proud, Elara.”“I am,” I admit softly. “Just quietly.”Before she can answer, a sharp scent cuts through the wind. Familiar. Unwelcome.Mira stiffens beside me.“Tell me that’s not—”“It is,” I say, voice flat.Kael.He walk
The Luna Who Walked Away Chapter 11
Chapter 11 — After the duet The morning light slips through the curtains like cautious fingers, brushing across my face. For a moment, I stay still, floating somewhere between sleep and pain. Every muscle in my body protests when I try to move. My ribs throb, and there’s a dull sting along my shoulder. I remember the duel—the crowd’s roar, Lyra’s disbelief when she fell, the silence that followed when I told her to keep her promise or someone else would make her.I won. But the victory came with bruises that burn like fire.A soft knock sounds. Doom walks in before I can answer, his presence filling the room like a storm about to break. His eyes scan the bandages wrapped around my arm, the swelling along my side.“You shouldn’t have fought her,” he says, his voice low but sharp. “You’re reckless.”“I was challenged,” I murmur, trying to sit up. “Backing down wasn’t an option.”He crosses the room in two strides, pressing a firm hand against my shoulder. “Winning means nothing if you’
The Luna Who Walked Away Chapter 10
Chapter 10 – The Duel’s EndLyra lunges again.Her movements are fast—almost too fast—but they lack precision. It’s the difference between someone who fights for pride and someone who fights for survival. I’ve lived the latter my entire life.The air hums with energy. Sand crunches beneath our feet as our bodies move in rhythm—step, pivot, strike, block. The crowd watches in utter silence. I can hear the wind cut across the field, brushing my cheek like a whisper from the past.Her blade slices close to my arm. I twist away, pain flashing across my ribs where her earlier strike caught me. The sting is sharp, but my mind is sharper.“Getting tired?” I ask, my voice calm, almost kind.Lyra growls. “You’ll regret mocking me.”“I’m not mocking you,” I say, catching her next blow and twisting her wrist. Her gasp echoes, and her weapon clatters to the ground. “I’m reminding you that strength isn’t noise. It’s control.”She shoves me, desperate and angry. I stumble back, the world spinning f
The Luna Who Walked Away Chapter 9
Chapter 9 – The Test of StrengthThe air smells of metal and dust.Morning light drips through the tall glass panels of the training field, touching the specks of sand dancing in the air. I stand on the platform, arms folded behind my back, watching a young man swing a wooden blade toward his opponent. His form is good—strong wrists, steady breathing—but his balance gives away on the fourth strike. I see it before it happens, the falter of his left foot, the hesitation before the counter.“Your stance,” I call, and my voice carries across the field, steady and calm. “Keep your weight centered. Don’t lean in too much when you strike.”He freezes, then straightens. “Yes, Luna—” he stops himself and lowers his gaze. “Yes, Alpha Elara.”It’s the first day of recruitment.The field is filled with the scent of sweat and ambition. Every corner hums with movement—men and women, some seasoned warriors, some wanderers seeking a place to belong. They’ve come to earn a spot in what the press has
The Luna Who Walked Away Chapter 8
Chapter 8 – The Weight of PowerMorning comes quiet.Not the calm-before-a-storm kind, but the kind that hums softly through stone walls, steady and unbothered. The air in Doom’s fortress is crisp, dry, and full of the scent of snow and steel. I pull the curtains open, letting sunlight spill across the room. It catches the faint silver streaks in my hair — I hadn’t noticed them before. I trace one with my fingertip, and for some reason, it feels like victory.Mira walks in carrying two cups of coffee. “You’re up early,” she says.“Couldn’t sleep,” I murmur.She sits beside me. “People are still talking about last night. The Ice Luna, the way you handled Kael… you broke the internet, Elara.”I chuckle quietly. “If words could rebuild a pack, I’d already have one by now.”Before Mira can respond, the intercom on the wall buzzes.A deep voice speaks. “Alpha Doom requests your presence. Conference hall. Now.”Mira raises a brow. “He didn’t say please.”“He never does,” I say, already stan
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