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The Den of Betrayal Revisited

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Selene and Rowan crept through the thick forest for what felt like miles, the wind screeching through the treetops. Selene’s heart raced — not only from exertion, but from the tempest raging in her chest. Every fiber of her being shouted that going back was a mistake, but she wasn’t going to walk away. Not yet.

Not until she had answers.

Rowan walked beside her in his wolf form, his enormous white coat dazzling in the moonlight. Agnes walked a few paces behind, her sharp eyes scanning the shadows as if expecting ambush at every turn.

They all knew this was dangerous.

Selene’s body remained alien to her, the force brewing under her skin like a wild tempest. She heard whispers in the wind, felt the pulse of life in the earth beneath her feet. It was a lot, it was suffocating at times, but she was not going to let it break her.

Not until she had control.

Not until she made Caden pay.

"You’re thinking too loudly." His golden eyes turned t

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  • The White Wolf Luna   The White Wolf Luna

    The council chamber was filled to its edges with wolves, elders, guards, and pack members pressed shoulder to shoulder, the great stone hall that had so often been a place of law and custom now thrumming with tension so sharp that even a breath felt dangerous. The High Elder stood at the dais, his silver robes clinging to him as though stitched from the moonlight itself, his hand lifted as if the air belonged to him, his voice cold as frost and loud enough to drown out the pounding hearts of those who waited.“Selene of the Silver Moon,” he declared, “you stand accused of blasphemy, of rebellion, and of wielding powers not blessed but cursed. You will answer before this council, and the moon will judge you.”Selene lifted her chin, her dark hair spilling across her shoulders, her silver eyes holding firm even as chains bound her wrists. Rowan stood behind her, his stance broad and steady, his very presence a wall between her and those who would rather see her broken. Across the chambe

  • The White Wolf Luna   The Breaking of Chains

    The silence that followed Selene’s declaration was short-lived. The chamber erupted into chaos, the High Elder slamming his staff against the stone dais with such force that cracks split the marble beneath his feet. His voice rose, not as a command but as a desperate scream, the sound of a man who felt power slipping from his grasp.“Seize her! Seize them all!”But no one moved. The Pack—hundreds of wolves pressed into the chamber—hesitated. Their eyes flicked between Selene’s shining figure and the trembling Elder, between the silver light still burning in her eyes and the black shards of the shattered chain at her feet.It was Rowan who spoke first, his voice carrying over the din, steady and cutting. “Do you see it? Do you still believe her cursed, when she survived the very weapon meant to end her? Do you still call her a danger, when it is your own leaders who kept forbidden poison hidden?”A murmur spread, uncertain but growing. Fenric stepped forward, his towering presence comm

  • The White Wolf Luna   Blood and Truth

    The chamber shook with voices like thunder, the Pack splintering before Selene’s eyes. Wolves snarled at one another across the stone floor, some demanding blood, others crying for freedom, and still others frozen in uncertainty. The air grew hot with bodies pressed close, with the weight of fear turned to anger. For all the centuries of order, the council had never seemed so fragile.And then the High Elder raised his hand.From the folds of his robe, he drew something small, cold, gleaming—a shard of black stone etched with silver runes. The sight of it made Selene’s stomach clench, though she didn’t yet know why. Fenric’s expression, however, changed at once. For the first time since stepping into the chamber, his face hardened with something close to alarm.“No,” Fenric murmured, his voice sharp. “You dare.”The High Elder’s voice boomed above the uproar. “If the Pack is divided, let the moon itself bear witness. If she is chosen, she will endure. If not—let the curse end here.”H

  • The White Wolf Luna   The Fractured Council

    The chamber still trembled from the echo of Fenric’s voice, the word exile burning through the air like fire that could not be extinguished. Selene’s heart beat so hard she thought the sound alone would draw every eye to her, yet all gazes remained locked upon the figure who had emerged from shadows thought long sealed. Fenric stood motionless, his presence enough to unmake silence, violet eyes reflecting the pale light that filtered down from the narrow shafts above. His breath came slow, steady, unhurried, as though time itself obeyed him, and the council of Elders, for the first time in living memory, looked unsettled.The High Elder rose from his stone seat, his robe trembling against his shoulders though his voice came out sharp. “This is no council for the dead. You were cast out, Fenric of the Broken Moon. Your blood is severed, your name stripped, your voice silenced. You are nothing.”Fenric tilted his head slightly, almost in pity, though no smile touched his mouth. “If I we

  • The White Wolf Luna   The Shattered Doors

    The echo of the howl still lingered in the council chamber, pressed into every stone and bone like a memory that refused to fade. Selene’s pulse raced, her body trembling not only from fear but from recognition, as if something in that sound had spoken directly to the marrow of her being.The High Elder remained frozen on the dais, his hand half-lifted in a command he no longer seemed able to give. Around him, the other elders whispered furiously to one another, their voices low, sharp, cutting, yet threaded with unease that none of them could mask.And then the chamber doors groaned.The iron hinges shrieked as though wrenched by an invisible force, dust shaking loose from the ancient arch above. The wolves lining the benches leapt to their feet, their instincts surging, some growling low in their throats, others retreating, ears flat with unease.Rowan stepped in front of Selene without hesitation, his shoulders squared, his wolf rising just beneath his skin, a presence fierce and s

  • The White Wolf Luna   The Council’s Teeth

    The council chamber loomed vast and cold, carved into the heart of the mountain like a cathedral to judgment. Tall pillars of black stone rose to meet a vaulted ceiling, etched with runes that glimmered faintly under the torchlight, their meaning lost to most but still carrying the weight of law older than memory. At the far end of the chamber sat the Council of Elders, thirteen figures draped in robes of shadow and silver, their faces caught between torchlight and darkness. Their eyes glowed faintly, wolf-light hidden yet never fully suppressed, as though each elder sat not only as man but as beast.Selene and Rowan were led down the center aisle, their footsteps echoing in the silence. Every sound seemed magnified, the scrape of their boots, the faint rustle of Rowan’s coat as his hand brushed hers for the briefest moment, even the uneven breath she fought to steady. The chamber was nearly full, wolves gathered along the tiered stone benches that lined the sides, their voices held b

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