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Three Alphas, One Luna CHAPTER 95
Elijah’s POV The first light of dawn filtered through the high windows of the council chamber, casting long beams across the polished stone floor. I stood beside Orion at the head of the great oaken table, maps and sealed scrolls laid before us. Henry and Liam flanked me, stern faces already fixed in the day’s business.Orion cleared his throat. “My sons, Elijah…” He paused to look each of us in the eye. “The time has come to repair alliances beyond our borders. I need you, Elijah, to carry these messages to the other Alpha leaders.”He tapped a sealed scroll marked with the Crimson Moon sigil. “These letters propose renewed trade, mutual defense against the dark packs, and an invitation for Leila to speak as Luna in each council.”My heart stuttered at the mention of Leila’s name—her voice in foreign halls was unthinkable just weeks ago. Now, it was necessary for peace. I nodded, careful to keep my expression even.“I will carry them,” I said quietly.Orion’s gaze softened with fath
Three Alphas, One Luna CHAPTER 94
Liam’s POVI’d been restless all evening. Peace had returned to Crimson Moon, but it didn’t feel like victory. My muscles itched for the clash of blades, the roar of battle—but the training yard lay quiet now, wooden dummies untouched. I wrapped my cloak tighter against the night chill and made my way toward the orchard, hoping fresh air might settle my nerves.As I passed the old oak where Leila and I had shared so many dawns, I heard a whimper. I froze. The moonlight slipped through the branches, illuminating the grass in silver pools. Beneath one, a young wolf crouched, shoulders trembling, eyes wild.I approached slowly. “Hey there,” I whispered, keeping my voice soft. “I’m Liam.”He jerked his head up—pale eyes wide as he tried to see me through panic. “I—” his voice cracked—“I thought I was alone.”“Not tonight,” I assured him, crouching a few feet away. “What’s your name?”He swallowed. “Corin.”“Corin, you’re safe here.” I lifted my hands, palms open. No sword, no shield—just
Three Alphas, One Luna CHAPTER 93
Leila’s POV The morning was cool and quiet as I slipped through the healer’s tent, cradling a small bowl of cooling salve. I’d treated most of the wounded, patched the new cuts from yesterday’s training, and had just enough time for one more patient: myself.I unwrapped the light bandage around my right forearm. Underneath lay the faint pink line of a scar, slightly raised, winding like a river of old pain. It had come from my first escape attempt, when I had fled Sebastian’s chamber. I’d been pushed against a stone wall; the mark had burned into my flesh, and later healed with the soft pink line that still held memories.But this morning, under the soft lantern light, I noticed something I’d missed before: a faint shimmer around the scar’s edge. A twist of silver light, as though magic still pulsed beneath the skin.My breath caught. I leaned in, heart pounding. I whispered to myself, “Impossible…”I dabbed the salve over the scar, but the shimmer remained, a heartbeat of light at t
Three Alphas, One Luna CHAPTER 92
Henry’s POVThe morning sun was just a pale glow on the horizon when I slipped into the apothecary’s workshop. Shelves lined with jars of petals, roots, and odd ingredients beckoned me. After last night’s revelations, shadow beasts, corrupted runes, venom in my blood, I needed more than steel. I needed magic.I’d been studying some old alchemy notes when I found the recipe hinting at a “Moonroot Elixir,” said to draw out dark taint from soil or flesh. The instructions were incomplete, but better than nothing. I gathered a vial of Moonroot, silvery-blue herbs that only blossomed under a full moon, mixed with ground quartz, dragonfly wings, and a pinch of my own hair as a binding agent. The work was painstaking: precise measurements, careful stirring, hushed incantations beneath my breath.As dawn warmed the room, the potion shimmered in the lantern light. I hesitated, handed it to one of the healers, Diane, who peered at it with wide eyes. “Are you sure?” she asked.I nodded. “It needs
Three Alphas, One Luna CHAPTER 91
Henry’s POV I woke before dawn, the pre-dawn chill sharpening every breath. The camp was hushed, only the hush of embers in hearthfires and the occasional low whinny of restless horses. I tied my cloak tight around my shoulders and set out toward the forest’s edge. My feet carried me almost unthinkingly, following a call I felt in my bones. This place had always felt alive: the winding roots of ancient pines, the moss-soft earth, the hush of starlight drifting through branches. But this morning, I sensed something else, an undercurrent of unrest deep in the soil, as if the forest itself shivered with an old wound reopening. I stopped where the trees thinned and knelt, pressing my palm into the loamy ground. I closed my eyes, breathing the damp earth up through my nostrils, listening. At first, just the pulse of the forest: beetles in the bark, water trickling under roots, the soft scurry of a vole. Then a faint murmur, like voices too deep to make out. My brow furrowed. “Who’s t
Three Alphas, One Luna CHAPTER 90
Liam’s POV The evening air was cool, tinged with the scent of pine and damp earth. I left the training yard behind, the wooden dummies and sparring partners and followed the palisade path toward the northern border. Peace had come to Crimson Moon, but my feet still itched for the march of soldiers. So I walked, spear in hand, ears tuned for the smallest sound.That’s when I smelled it: something alien beneath the pines. Not wolf musk, not campfire smoke, an undercurrent of the strange. My heart tightened. I slowed, taking a low breath.Smoke? Sulfur? I raised my hand to catch more of the scent. It was faint, but steady, lingering along the underbrush. I eased off the path and pressed close to the trees, following the aroma like a bloodhound. My senses sharpened: I felt the pulse of the earth, the whisper of leaves, as though the forest itself warned me.I moved quietly, spear tip brushing low branches. The smell grew stronger near a moss-covered rock. I crouched and pressed my palm a
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