ログインThe weeks after their bonding turned into months of pure heat. Matthias and Shaina could not keep their hands off each other.
Whenever Matthias finished his work early and came home to the mansion, Shaina would never leave their shared bedroom. She waited for him there, already wet and ready. The moment he stepped through the door, he would pull her into his arms. Clothes came off fast. He pushed her down onto the bed, spread her legs wide, and fucked her deep and hard. Shaina moaned loudly as his thick cock stretched her tight pussy. She loved every rough thrust, her hips rising to meet him, taking him as deep as he could go. When Shaina visited him at Redborne Tower, Matthias always made time for her. He would lock the office door, bend her over his large desk, and claim her right there. He shoved her dress up to her waist, pushed her panties aside, and slammed his hard cock into her from behind. Shaina gripped the edge of the desk, moaning as he fucked her fast and deep. The sound of his hips slapping against her ass filled the room while he gripped her hips tightly. Not long after, Shaina discovered she was pregnant. It was expected, on how active they were. The news spread quickly through the packs and was celebrated with grand feasts and ceremonies. Matthias was over the moon with joy. He cleared his schedule right away and worked remotely for the entire pregnancy so he could stay close to Shaina and their growing cub. He doted on her constantly. Every craving, every ache, every moment of discomfort, he was there to help. And at night, even as her belly grew round with their child, he still took her with the same hunger. He was gentler with how deep he went sometimes, but no less passionate. He would slide into her slowly from behind, fucking her with long, deep strokes while whispering how much he loved her and the life they had created together. The day of the birth finally arrived. The moon hung heavy in the sky, a full blue moon sparkling with silver edges. Lunar energy filled the air, dense and powerful. Every wolf in Redborne territory felt the pull and gathered outside the mansion to witness the auspicious arrival of their future leader. Shaina labored in the sacred birthing chamber, surrounded by the best healers and doctors. Matthias stayed right beside her the entire time, holding her hand tightly and wiping the sweat from her brow. “You’re doing so well, my love,” he whispered softly, kissing her forehead as another strong contraction hit. “Our little one is almost here. You are so strong.” Shaina gripped his hand harder, breathing through the pain, her face flushed but full of determination. “I can feel her, Matt… she’s strong. She’s coming.” After hours of labor, with the blue moon shining brightly through the tall windows, their daughter was born. The doctor carefully lifted the tiny baby and smiled with deep respect. “Congratulations, Alpha Matthias and Luna Shaina. You have a healthy baby girl.” The newborn let out her first strong cry. At that exact moment, a soft silver energy enveloped her tiny body. A glowing Lunar mark appeared on her forehead, shining with bright silver light before slowly fading as her little body absorbed the power. The soothing energy from her cry washed over everyone in the room, calming nerves and filling every heart with a deep sense of peace and joy. Matthias’s eyes filled with tears of pure happiness as he looked at his daughter. “She’s perfect,” he said, his voice thick with emotion. He leaned down and kissed Shaina softly on the lips. “You did it, my Luna. She’s so beautiful… just like you. I love you both so much.” Shaina, exhausted but glowing with happiness, reached out to hold her baby for the first time. Tears streamed down her cheeks as she cradled the little girl gently against her chest. “Our Liliana,” she whispered, naming her on the spot. “Liliana Redborne. Welcome to the world, my sweet cub. Mommy and Daddy love you already.” The doctor nodded warmly, still holding the afterbirth tools. “The Moon Goddess has truly blessed her. That Lunar mark and the soothing energy she carries from her very first breath… this child will be extraordinary. She will bring great strength to both packs. Congratulations again to both of you.” Aurora and Sebas, who had been waiting just outside the chamber, stepped closer once they were invited in. Their faces were full of pride and joy. Sebas clapped Matthias on the back with a hearty laugh. “A granddaughter with the Lunar mark! Our bloodline has never been stronger. Well done, son.” Pauliana and Mistas stood on the other side of the bed, equally moved by the sight. Mistas gave a rare, warm smile as he looked at the baby. “She carries the best of both packs. Silvershade’s soothing power and Redborne’s strength, all in one perfect little cub.” Matthias could not stop smiling. He wrapped one strong arm around Shaina while she held Liliana close. The three of them stayed together in their own bubble of pure love and happiness. The blue moon continued to shine above the mansion, as if the Moon Goddess herself was watching over the newest and most special member of their powerful family. For the first time in a long while, everything felt truly complete and blessed. But deep in the shadows beyond Redborne territory, unknown eyes had already turned toward the life they created with anger and hatred.Night had already fallen over Osteen, and the city lay beneath a dark sky while the full moon hovered overhead, casting silver light over the smoke, ash, and ruins. The devastation below looked almost divine in its silence, as if the moon itself had come to witness what remained.Then the sound came, low, steady, and unmistakable.A convoy was approaching.Headlights cut through the darkness one after another, moving through the haze with purpose. Josiah turned toward the road, and the moment he saw the line of cars heading their way, hope lit across his face.He knew exactly who was arriving.Matthias stepped out first, dressed for battle, his combat attire dark beneath the moonlight. His elite warriors followed close behind, moving with disciplined precision as they spread into formation.For a brief moment, no one spoke.Then Neval took a step forward, his expression sharp with mockery as he looked over the Redborne ranks. “So this is th
Liliana walked down the stairs with Clementine just behind her, each step carrying an effortless, ethereal grace. Her lunar mark glowed softly, then brighter, the pale light catching against her skin like moonlight given form.The messenger froze the moment he saw her.His eyes widened with unmistakable awe, and before anyone could speak, he dropped down once more, bowing so deeply that his forehead nearly touched the floor.“I...I have only heard of the child blessed by the moon goddess,” he stammered, his voice trembling with reverence. “To see you here… this close… it is undeniable. You stand before me with such divine authority.”Liliana paused at the bottom of the stairs, looking down at him with calm, almost solemn composure.Then she offered him a gentle smile.“Rise,” she said quietly. “You do not need to bow so low.”The messenger hesitated, but the emotion in his face was immediate. Hope, awe, and relief seemed to rise all at once, as if he had
It was already afternoon when a messenger from Furtooth reached the Redborne mansion.He could barely remain upright by the time he was brought through the gates. The young wolf had shifted back into his human form, but his breathing was still ragged from the effort. He had run at full speed in wolf form, cutting through treacherous terrain and using every shortcut he knew, all while wounded and weak. It was the kind of journey only desperation could force.Liliana happened to be watching from her bedroom window when she saw the servants help the messenger forward.A moment later, Matthias’s voice carried from below, calm and controlled as always. He instructed the servants to bring the wolf inside, into the living room, and to serve him water and food first.That was when Liliana stepped out of her room.She moved to the stairs with Clementine beside her and looked down into the living room, where the exhausted messenger was being tended to.The young w
Josiah Furtooth stood at the edge of the ruined city, facing Neval with a stiff-backed courage that barely held together under the weight of everything he had seen.The smoke still hung in the air. Ash drifted over broken streets. Behind him, the surviving pack members waited in tense silence, watching to see whether their alpha could do the impossible and stop the invasion before it claimed what little was left of Osteen.Josiah took a careful breath. “This does not need to become any worse than it already has.”Neval looked at him without flinching, his expression cold and controlled. “It already has become what it needed to be. Osteen is a Rogue settlement now.”Josiah’s jaw tightened. “You cannot just declare that after burning half the city.”“We can,” Neval said flatly. “And we have.”The answer made the air feel heavier.Josiah tried again, keeping his voice level even as his pulse thundered in his ears. “There are civilians here. Families. Survivo
The purge moved fast.Mist did not waste time on ordinary houses. They passed the homes of civilians and left them untouched, slipping through the dark like shadows with a purpose. Their targets were the ones who had fed the corruption in the city for years.Officials were the first to fall.Those who had taken bribes, covered up crimes, and protected the wicked were dragged from their places of comfort and dealt with without mercy. Their guards could not stop the attack, and their walls did nothing to save them. By the time anyone heard the screaming, it was already too late.Then Mist moved to the merchants.The ones who had grown rich by cheating the poor, stealing from the weak, and selling their goods at cruel prices saw their stalls destroyed one by one. Tables were overturned. Fabric was torn apart. Boxes were smashed open and scattered across the ground. The clean rows of the market became a mess of broken wood, stolen goods, and firelight.
When the ritual hall was finally cleared, the bodies were taken away for a mass grave, and the injured were treated. Zykos was treated too, though Elder Faustino stayed right beside him to make sure he could not cause trouble.After that, Liliana and her family left Osteen with the Winterchase and traveled to Crimson City, the capital of Redborne territory.That evening, they entered a high-end restaurant to have dinner and talk about their next move.Once they sat down, Liliana took the seat beside Clementine. She looked at him for a second, then started laughing before she could even speak.“What?” Clementine asked, raising one brow.“The plan was for you to act scared. Terrified, even. But you did the opposite,” Liliana said through her laughter.The others quickly looked away, not wanting to be caught under Clementine’s glare.“The Winterchase are known to be scholars,” Clementine said. “It would ruin our image if the heir acted like a frightened girl
Since Liliana was born, Shaina and Matthias had become very busy with pack duties and business. But they always made sure to set aside time for their family. They ate dinner together most nights. They read stories to Liliana before bed. And on quiet mornings, the three of them would walk in the
For a week, the Redborne mansion buzzed with celebration. Shaina settled into her new life as Luna of the Redborne pack. Servants bowed when she passed. Her days filled with learning the layout of the grand house and planning small projects with the funds Matthias had given her.Matthias stayed bu
"Matthias, I accept the bond between us." Shaina stepped forward, helping the kneeling Redborne Lycan to his feet. Shaina was the sought-after Luna from the Silvershade Pack, home to the most dominant Omega bloodline. "Shaina, you will never regret choosing me," Matthias said, gripping her hands
The morning sun warmed the dining hall with soft golden light. Liliana sat at the long table, quietly eating her breakfast. She spooned warm porridge into her mouth, chewing slowly while her small legs swung gently under the chair. The sweet smell of fresh bread and milk filled the air. Ever