All Chapters of The Disabled Luna’s Vengeance : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Lucian’s POVThe meeting had just ended. I was trying to get a clear vision of what to do next. The people should be preparing against winter, which meant we needed to hunt more now to create coats against the cold, and we needed to make more tents and stores for our produce. The rest of the vacant lands could be used for harvest while it was still fertile.That was why I needed to extend the reach of my pack because more rogues would come for shelter and I needed to have enough food to give them, I planned to use her spare land to farm while using my space for habitat and food storage.“This part is good for our next hunt, what do you think?” Joan said as she leaned in. I checked the part of the map she had just marked it was indeed a perfect spot for a hunt, but the most dangerous. “We need our strongest wolves to hunt with us. There’s a possibility of being attacked by multiple bears, that's their habitat.”“Well, we have you; you are the strongest wolf in the pack. With you, I do

Selene’s POVHis wolf had its eyes fixed on mine, and I found myself standing still and unable to move. I had seen his wolf from afar, and I knew he had a strange wolf compared to most wolves I had seen, but Lucian's wolf was half my height.His fur was as dark as night, and under the warm sun, his bright brown eyes glimmered. And as it walked toward me, I froze on the spot, drawn to its foreign charm. It got close enough to rub its nose on my clothes like it was sniffing me. It must be because it was the first time meeting me in person. “Thanks for bringing her back safely,” I whispered to show my appreciation, but his reaction was unexpected. His wolf shifted back, and Lucian stood before me with a frown on his face. “Get out of my way." His shoulder slammed into mine before he aggressively walked away. This little action had everyone staring at him and murmuring to themselves as he walked into the house. I, on the other hand, was still suffering the pain the impact of his shoulde

Selene’s POVWhile still in panic, my eager eyes surveyed the room everything seemed fine, and the only sound my ears could pick was the sizzling sound of the bonfire in the middle of the pack.I stood up from the bed and I covered my little girl it was best that she slept through anything that was to happen, and while I searched the room for a sharp object, my eyes met a piece of wood at the end of the room, so I took it and I held it close to me.“Estel, where's the wolf, and is it Alex?”“I can’t tell, but they are fast approaching and have passed the borders.”“How do you know if you can’t tell who it is?”“I don’t know Selene, I felt foreign wolves enter the pack, it might be Alex, but I can’t tell. You need to raise the alarm,” she continued A sigh escaped my lips as I took a peek through the narrow lines of the hut again; all this made little to no sense at all, but all the same, I could not resist my wolf if there was anything I had learned after my miraculous awakening: it wa

Selene’s POVGentle taps on my face pulled me out of oblivion.“Mummy, mummy,” Ella's voice rang in my mind. At first, I had mistaken it for a dream, a very realistic dream—but she pulled the lids of my eyes open."Mummy, wake up,” she whispered again.Her little finger slapped my cheeks, then pulled on my lips.“Mummy”Forcefully pulled out of slumber, my eyes fluttered open, and I met her curious eyes staring down at me her expression held worries and confusion.“What is it?” I asked with a long sigh while trying to sit upright, waking me up from sleep was her new motive.“Mummy, we are not in our hut anymore! We changed houses,” she whispered close to my ear. The disappointment hit me.“Baby, you were sleeping when we changed houses." I pulled her in, then placed a kiss on her forehead. “You don’t have to worry we are fine. There was an attack in the pack so your Uncle Lucian said it would be best if we moved that’s why.”“Attack? What attack?”Cleaning my eyes, I sagged back on the

Lucian’s POV“Speak up, young man, what’s your problem? Is it the food or clothing?’’ The blind boy hesitated, and my patience was running thin. My legs were hurting.“Uhm, chief, I just don’t know if I can say this with everyone in the room…”“This is a safe space Joan and Emily are the backbone of the pack, you should always feel safe saying things in their presence, in my absence or presence,” I confirmed. I watched his little sister whisper something into his ears, then he relaxed.Whatever he had to say was definitely not food or clothing. I suspected a contagious disease, which he was scared would spread to others, or maybe he wanted me to help him bring someone whatever it was, it was definitely hard to say.“While taking a stroll in the pack, I heard... I heard two wolves talking about yesterday's attack; they said the scent that was tracked was misleading, they are working for the Fae queen chief, and they also said something about a precious stone—a moonstone,” he said.“W