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Chapter 8–The fortress of broken Alpha’s.
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The Luna’s last breath Chapter 30–The name beneath the world.
The bond screamed.Dax fell to his knees as pain tore through his chest, sharp and unprovoked. The silver gold lines beneath his skin began to burn hot, flaring violently before dimming to a weak final pulse. “No,” he whispered. “Aria.”The world around him tilted. Around him, the rebel camp erupted into motion. Wolves shouted. Weapons were drawn. Lior rushed to his side instantly.“What happened?” Lior asked.“She is gone,” Dax replied, his voice raw. “Not dead, but pulled.”Lior cussed. “By what?”Dax forced himself up, eyes burning with fury. “By something older than the council. Older than the prophecy.”The Guardian appeared, its glow dimmed.“You must not go after her,” it warned. Dax ignored its warning. “Watch me.”“She has fallen into forbidden territory,” the Guardian pressed. “We all are forbidden from going there. Even You.”Dax drew his blade, eyes fixed on the darkness.“Even if you forbid me, I will still cross.”The Guardian bowed its head in hesitation. “If you go,
The Luna’s last breath Chapter 29–Swallowed by the darkness.
By dawn, they had already left. They raised no banners, sounded no horns and took no army. Only silence and purpose. Aria rode at the center of the small party, cloaked in dark wool, her hood drawn low. The land outside the capital felt wrong—too quiet, too still. Even birds and insects avoided it. Dax rode beside her, his eyes sharp and scanning every inch of the shadows.“You don’t have to do this,” he said again.Aria smiled faintly. “That’s how I know I have to.”He exhaled sharply but didn’t argue anymore.The second heartbeat pulsed once—slow and deliberate.By nightfall, the forest swallowed them, thick and dense. The trees twisted unnaturally, their backs were intentionally scared with symbols Aria had never seen but somehow, understood.Warnings.Lior leading the party got off his horse. “This is as far as the escort goes.”Dax frowned. “You said—”“They won’t let more pass,” Lior snapped. “Too many would trigger the wards.”Aria dismounted smoothly despite feeling weak fr
The Luna’s last breath Chapter 28– A crown of bone and light.
The throne room felt too large.Aria sat at its center, her spine straight, her head held up high and her hands folded in her lap to hide how they were trembling. The Sovereign seat she sat on had once terrified her as a little girl. It was carved from ancient stone and veined with rare silver.Now it terrified everyone else. Sunlight poured in through the broken windows, shedding light on dust and scars left behind by the Conclaves' destruction. Repairs had already begun, but the fractures were left behind intentionally. Aria had called it a reminder.Dax stood at her right hand side, silent and unyielding. He had refused a throne being made for him. “I am not here to rule,” he had once told the packs. “I am here to stand.”And he did.Every single time.Aria felt his presence like an anchor. Without it, she would have lost herself a long time ago.The second heartbeat was quiet now. Just watching.The first Alpha stepped forward—a white haired leader with silver in his beard and s
The Luna’s last breath Chapter 27–The prophecy’s secret.
Pain broke Aria from the inside.She screamed as the runes beneath her feet erupted, black and crimson light crawled up her legs like wildfire. The second heartbeat thundered wildly now, no longer quiet or watching, but wide awake.The Conclave hall trembled.Stone shattered into nothing, torches exploded into ashes. Wolves screamed out loud as strong ancient magic surged through the air, heavy and choking.Dax pressed his forehead to hers. “Stay with me, Aria,” he shouted in fear. She could not answer. The voice inside her spoke—clearer than it had ever been.They are hunting you.Her vision blurred, tears streamed down her eyes and an invisible force choked her. “They are hunting us,” she whispered in response.The eldest elder stood smiling at the center of the chaos, his staff buried deep into the stone floor where it drained power from the runes like a parasite.“Witness the prophecy,” he called out to the terrified packs. “The abomination shows itself.”The runes flared br
The Luna’s last breath Chapter 26–When she steps into the fire.
The air changed. Dax felt the change deep in his bones. A sudden pressure. Like something was descending. The mark beneath his skin flared hot, not painfully, but urgent.One thing was clear. She was close.Dax looked around closely, heart racing. The rebel camp froze around him. Wolves lifted their heads, eyes fixed towards the tree line as if summoned by instinct.The fire bent. Flames began to lean inward as if controlled, their color changing to silver. Then the earth split. Light erupted from the ground—not blinding, not violent but absolute. The space before the fire began to crack open, erupting bright silver light . Aria stepped out of the light—almost like a divine being.For a heartbeat no one moved. She had changed.She looked different.Not weaker nor broken. Sharper.Her hair floated as if touched by magic. Her eyes changed, they held silver-black light, fierce and steady.This time, power did not rage around her, it obeyed her.The silence shattered, replaced by m
The Luna’s last breath Chapter 25–The shape of real rebellion.
The first pack to join Dax did not come with their banners. They came at night.Dax felt their presence before he saw them. Their shadows walked through the trees beyond the walls of the fortress. Dax stood at the gate, the mark beneath his skin warm and steady.Soon, six wolves stepped into the torch light.Their Alpha bowed his head—not the submissive kind, but the respectful kind.“We are not here to bend the knee,” the Alpha said. “We are here because the Council burnt the place we called our home.”Dax nodded. “Then you are at the right place.”By morning, word began to spread quickly. Faster than the Council could contain. Packs that had lost their homes, packs whose pups had been taken by the Council to be protected, packs who were tired of sending their sons and daughters to die in quiet wars no one knows how it started. They did not refer to it as rebellion.They called it survival.By dawn, the old training yard of the fortress was full. Wolves stood shoulder to shoulder,
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