MasukLyra’s POV
The night air was cold, biting against my skin as I stood face to face with Nyla , the sister I had once loved and trusted. The sister who now wore a twisted smirk that chilled me to my core.
“So This is goodbye,Nyla?,” I said softly, my voice trembling but firm. “I don’t know how to make you see the truth, but I hope one day you’ll realize how much I loved you, despite everything.”
Nyla chuckled darkly, crossing her arms. “Spare me the sentiment, Lyra. You think I don’t know you’re planning to slink away with your tail between your legs? You think you’re some tragic heroine? You’re pathetic.”
I froze, her venomous words sinking in. “Why are you saying this?”
“Why?” she echoed, her voice dripping with mockery. “Because I’ve waited for this moment my entire life. To watch you, the perfect little Lyra, fall from your pedestal. You’ve always been the favorite and always in my way stopping me from getting anything I wanted,weren’t you?.
You were always Loved by our parents even though they barely show it but I have overheard it from them a lot of times, admired by the pack, chosen by Xander . You were always in my way every f*cking time and I’m sick and tired of you.”
Shock coursed through me. “I was always in your way? Nyla, I never—”
“Never what? Never noticed? Of course, you didn’t,” she snapped, her eyes gleaming with malice. “You were too busy being the golden child and the good daughter. But I’ll let you in on a little secret, dear sister: I never liked you. You were a blemish in my life that needed to be cut out. And now, I’m finally getting rid of you forever!” She said as came closer to me almost sharing same breath with me.
Her words felt like a spear threw at my chest, My breath hitched and my heart felt constrained as I tried to process the depth of her hatred. “You… you set me up.”
Her smirk widened. “That man in your bed?, Yes, that was a little arrangement of mine and Xander, your Alpha was aware of the whole plans.” She let out a brief laugh.
“we wanted to the pack and our parents how unworthy you truly are.”
My eyes stung from tears, but my chest was burning with rage. "Why?…Why would you do this to me?”
“Because I and Xander are in love with each other!” Nyla spat, her voice rising with emotion. “Xander was supposed to be mine, not yours. He was my future, my destiny. And you wanted to steal him from me through our parents, just like you’ve stolen everything else.”
A bitter laugh escaped her lips as she took a step closer. “But it’s over now. You’re leaving, and no one will stop that from happening and no one will know you’re dead or mourn you. Not the pack, not our parents, not even xander. You’ll be forgotten forever.”
I was devastated by the weight of her words, but I also felt a spark of outrage. "No," I said, sounding more composed than I actually was.
"I will not allow you to get away with this, Nyla. I’ll tell everyone the truth. They’ll know what you’ve done.”
Nyla’s expression darkened. “Oh,
Lyra. Try if you can….You really should keep your mouth shut.”
Before I could react, some guys appeared from the darkness, their gazes harsh and ruthless. I felt a lurched in my stomach as they drew closer, and then I realized Nyla wasn't bluffing.
"Make sure she doesn't live to tell anyone what happened here," Nyla instructed, her tone cold and detached.
The first punch came hard and fast, knocking the wind out of me. Then another, and another. Pain exploded in my ribs, my arms, my legs. I tried to fight back, but they were relentless, Their fists and feet strike with ruthlessness.
Through the cloud of pain, I noticed Nyla observing, her expression free of regret.“Goodbye, sister,” she said, her voice almost sweet as one of her lackeys plunged a knife into the side of my stomach.
I gasped, the agonising pain snatching my breath. I dropped to the ground, a pool of blood beneath me and my vision blurring.
The world grew colder and darker. My body felt heavy, my heartbeat slowing.
My life whole life flashed through my eyes in few minutes especially the mating ceremony—The vows exchanged under the shining moon,the congratulations from the pack and my evil twin sister,the cocktail at the bar and seeing Nyla’s face while I was dizzy after the drink.
“Moon Goddess,” I whispered, tears streaming down my face. “If you can hear me, you know I don’t deserve this..… please, grant me vengeance. Make them pay for what they’ve done to me.”
The darkness surrounding my entire world, and I had a complete blackout, unable to recall what happened next.
When I opened my eyes, the first thing I felt was the softness beneath me— A bed. The delicate aroma of lavender and jasmine fragrance hung in the air, as warm sunshine spilt through lace curtains, creating elegant patterns on the walls.
I snapped looking puzzled. I ran my hand through my stomach slowly— where I was stabbed by one of Nyla’s men. The pain was gone and not even a scar was visible,it was replaced by an odd sense of stillness.
I sat up slowly, my hands holding the edge of the bed. Something felt… different. My body moved, but it didn’t feel like mine.
A knock at the door startled me. “Mia?” a soft voice called.
“Mia?” I echoed, confused.
The door creaked open, and a middle-aged woman stepped inside, her facial expression was filled with concern.
"Thank the Moon Goddess, you're awake, my daughter," she murmured, her voice choked with passion as she hugged me firmly, nearly strangling my breathing.
I stared at her, my mind racing. “Where am I?”
"You're home," she replied softly. "You have gone through so much, my dear. "We thought we had lost you..."
Home? My mind raced as I tried to make sense of her remarks. I felt my breath seize in my throat as I glanced at the dresser mirror.
The face staring back at me seemed strangely similar to mine, but somehow very different. Silver hair cascaded over my shoulders, defining enthusiastic dark brown eyes and outstanding features.
“This… this isn’t me,” I murmured, my hand trembling as I touched my reflection.
The woman frowned, concern etched across her face. “Mia, are you sure you’re fully all right?”
Mia. That name again. My mind reeled as realization dawned.
I was so confused for some minutes I couldn’t wrapped my head around me waking up as another person after being stabbed badly by my sister’s sycophant.
I think the Moon Goddess had answered my prayer. I wasn’t dead. But I wasn’t Lyra anymore.
I was Mia.
Lyra’s POVHours later, the celebration faded into murmurs and distant laughter.The moon had risen full and low casting silver light through the open hall, washing everything in a calm too fragile to trust.The banners of Bloodhound and Moonshine hung side by side, their crimson threads glinting beneath the torchlight. For the first time in decades, the packs had feasted without bloodshed. The war was over. The lost had been honored. The living dared to hope.I stood by the tall window, watching the stars shimmer across the horizon.They looked close tonight — like they were listening.My reflection stared back at me — Mia’s face, Lyra’s eyes. Two souls fused by vengeance and rebirth. I was no longer the ghost that haunted the woods. I was the fire that had crawled from its ashes.Footsteps echoed softly behind me.Damion came up, wrapping his arms around my waist. His warmth seeped through me, grounding me in a world that still didn’t feel real.“You silenced centuries of fear in a
CHAPTER 129Lyra’s POVPeace had never sounded so strange.No war cries, no burning steel. Only the soft hum of rebuilding and the whispers of ghosts we could never bury.The Bloodhound Pack was breathing again. After months of bloodshed, of watching the world burn under Lucius and Nyla’s madness, dawn finally came without fear.But peace was fragile and it trembled beneath every stare, every uncertain word spoken in the courtyard that morning.Damion and I called the gathering beneath the high dome of the council hall.The Bloodhound and Moonshine Alphas filled the chamber — men and women who had once bowed to Lucius’s cruelty, now watching me with wary eyes. Some whispered, some glared. None dared to speak too loud.They were waiting for answers.For truth.Damion stood at the center of the room, his black coat brushing the stone, his presence quiet but commanding. “Today,” he began, his voice echoing against the marble walls, “we close a chapter written in blood.”He turned to me.
Lyra’s POVThe night was too quiet.Too still.Even the wind had stopped moving, and the Bloodhound Pack slept soundly beneath a silver moon. I stood by the window, feeling something stir in my chest — a weight, a warning. My wolf shifted restlessly beneath my skin.I couldn’t sleep. The child inside me stirred softly, a flutter beneath my ribs — fragile, alive, a reminder that peace might finally exist after all the bloodshed. Damion had made sure the pack was safe, rebuilding the ruins Lucius left behind. For once, the world was still.Then I felt it.That familiar, poisonous energy.My breath caught.It couldn’t be.But before I could think, a shadow slipped through the courtyard — silent as death. Her aura hit me like a blade to the heart.It was Nyla.I stepped out into the cold air barefoot, the gravel biting into my skin, my heartbeat echoing in my ears. She stood in the moonlight — pale, hollow, her eyes glowing with crimson fury.“Did you miss me, sister?” she whispered, her
Nyla’s POVSilence.That was all that remained when the screams faded.Pain.That’s all that was left of me.The smell of blood still clung to the walls of the cell. Xander’s blood. His scent haunted me, thick and suffocating — a reminder of the moment everything shattered. His body had been taken hours ago, but I could still see him, sprawled across the cold stone floor, eyes lifeless…My knees pressed against the stone floor, slick with what was left of him. Xander. His blood still stained my hands, warm once, now cold and sticky, like the life that had drained from me too.He was gone.Gone because of her.I stared at the empty space where his body had lain, the weight of it crushing me from the inside out. His eyes had closed in peace, his lips had formed her name — not mine. Never mine.Lyra.Even thinking about it made my throat burn.I pressed my palms to my face, the sobs tearing out of me uncontrollably. My heart screamed her name in fury. My fingers shook as I looked down at
Damion's POV Outside, the air was heavy with smoke and the faint scent of rain. Warriors gathered in the courtyard, weary but alert. They looked up as I descended the stairs — the Alpha King, bloodied but unbroken.I raised my voice, letting it cut through the silence.“Lucius is dead.”A hush fell.“I killed him,” I continued, the words cold and sharp. “He was the one who murdered my father. He deceived us all — framed Beta Sinclair, divided the pack, and turned brother against brother. But his reign ends tonight.”A murmur spread like wildfire. The tension that had hung over Bloodhound lands for years finally cracked — replaced by shock, then relief, then fury.I lifted my chin. “The Bloodhound Pack is free again. The lies end here. The curse ends here.”Cheers broke out — raw, thunderous howls that rose to the sky. Warriors beat their chests. Mothers wept. Elders bowed.I waited for the noise to quiet, then added, my voice softer but steady, “Our Luna lives. And she carries our fu
Damion’s POVThe world felt too quiet after the blood stopped spilling.I carried Lyra in my arms, her body limp, her pulse faint but there. Each step back to Bloodhound territory felt heavier than the last. My hands were slick with blood — hers, mine, Lucius’s — I couldn’t tell anymore.By the time I reached the gates, the guards froze. Eyes widened. Murmurs rippled through the crowd like wind through dry leaves.Their Alpha King had returned.But there was no victory in my stride, only exhaustion, rage, and the desperate hope that the woman in my arms would open her eyes again.“Prepare the healer,” I ordered, my voice hoarse but commanding. “Now.”Warriors moved aside instantly. No one dared speak. No one dared breathe. I took her through the courtyard, through the grand hall, straight to our chamber. The scent of smoke and steel lingered in the air, but I didn’t care. I laid her gently on the bed, brushing strands of hair from her pale face.I laid her gently on our bed, my hands







