Semua Bab The Luna's Law: Bab 151 - Bab 160

*Dante de Gallo*The air was thick with tension as I sat in my dimly lit room in Andrew's mansion. The shadows flickered against the walls like whispers of the past. I had just agreed on a plan of action with Andrew and Azize, a fragile threat that could either lead to salvation or plunge us deeper into chaos. My heart pounded in the rhythm of my thoughts, each beat echoing the weight of responsibility resting on my shoulders. I knew I had to inform a few people close to my heart about my departure, and something in me pushed me into doing it sooner rather than later.The first call was to Poppy. I dialed her number, feeling the coiling anxiety in my stomach tighten as I waited for her voice to answer. When she picked up, it was as if the world around me faded, leaving only her warmth in the cold void.

*Andrew*The narrow passageway I navigated felt like a dreamscape turned nightmare. Each footfall echoed, reminding me how far I had strayed from safety into this oppressive darkness. My instincts, honed through years of hardship and survival, screamed at me to return. The realization that my audacity had led me to a blind alley weighed heavily on my conscience. I had left Azize and Dante unguarded, and now those decisions gnawed at me relentlessly.In the distance, the air was thick with dread, punctuated by horrifying screams that clawed at my psyche. They resonated like the cries of the damned, reverberating off the crumbling walls, igniting a primal fear within me. I pressed forward, adrenaline coursing through my veins, bracing myself for what lay ahead. Whatever tragedy had befallen my sister and Dante, I felt it, like a shadow hovering just out of sight; there was something

*Poppy*The air in the car felt heavy as we bounced along the dirt road, the rhythmic bounce of the wheels barely covering the chaos swirling in my mind. I couldn't shake the image of Dante's lifeless body, now shrouded in white silk and adorned with calla lilies and black roses. Each flower seemed to mock the tragedy, a haunting reminder of our failure. I gripped the edge of the seat, trying to steady my raging heart. The news we carried was more than just the death of a warrior; it was a ticking time bomb, threatening to ignite a war between kingdoms.Andrew sat behind the wheel, his face set in grim determination, yet I could see the worry flickering in his eyes. "We have to tell them, Poppy. They deserve to know.""I know," I replied, my voice barely above a whisper. "But how do we explain that the snakes... the venom... it was all engineere

*Allegra de Gallo*The air in the room was stifling, thick with the weight of unshed tears and the lingering scent of loss. I stood by the window of my room in Brantford's Palace, my heart a churning tempest of grief and fury. The sun hung low in the sky, casting an ominous orange hue over the mourning courtyard where my brother's coffin lay. Wrapped in white silk, encircled by calla lilies and black roses, the elegant facade was a cruel joke -  a mockery of the vibrant life he had once led. With each passing moment, the reality of his absence clawed at my insides like a wild beast, and I felt my pulse quicken, each heartbeat fueling the fire of my rage.Poppy - a name that now echoed like a taunt in my mind. She was the one who had failed him; she was the one who brought him to his fate. In my eyes, she wore the crown of betrayal like a dark halo. I clenched my fists until my

*Poppy*"Hold on, Logan. I'm going to get you out!" My heart raced wildly in my chest as I turned, desperate to find the keys that clinked with the promise of freedom. I could hear him grunting, a raw symphony of strength and determination, straining against the cruel iron bars that held him captive. Each echoing sound reminded us of the darkness surrounding us, and the door remained firmly shut, mocking our desperation.I stumbled through the dimly lit dungeon, shadows clinging to me like a suffocating shroud. Frantically, I searched for the keys hanging on the cold stone wall—a haunting reminder of our oppression. Time elongated in this hellish space, feeling like sticky molasses as I battled my thoughts, imagining the horrors Logan must have endured alone in this damning, dismal place.Finally, my trembling fingers brushed against cold