Luna Awakening: Claimed By Her Three Alphas のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 81 - チャプター 90

Valeria The night air was thick with tension as Kade and I stepped out of the shadowy building. My legs felt weak, but his steady arm around my waist kept me grounded. My heart was pounding from the close call, but the relief of escaping Malachai’s grip, even for a moment, was short-lived. I knew this wasn’t over. It was only a matter of time before he caught up.Kade and I hurried toward Aiden and Rylan, who were waiting just outside the forest’s edge, their expressions grim and ready for anything. Aiden’s sharp gaze scanned our surroundings, always vigilant, while Rylan stood poised, his shoulders tense as if expecting an attack at any moment.“We need to move,” Kade said, his voice low and urgent. “Malachai’s not far behind.”Aiden nodded, already starting to move. “We stick to the plan. Rylan’s pack is ready for us. We just need to make it there in one piece.”I felt a sinking pit of dread in my stomach. I hated that I was the reason they were all in danger. But what other choice

Malachai The room was dimly lit, the only light coming from a few flickering candles strategically placed around the grand chamber. The air was heavy with the scent of burning wax and a hint of something sweeter—perhaps jasmine. I waited with my arms crossed, leaning against the stone wall as the door creaked open. Seraphina stepped inside, her figure shrouded in shadows, but I could still see her sharp, calculating eyes scanning the room.She was a striking woman, no doubt about that—long, dark hair cascading down her back and her movements smooth like a predator’s. But what made her truly dangerous was her mind. Seraphina wasn’t just a pawn in anyone’s game, and that’s what made her the perfect ally. She had her own ambitions, her own desires. And today, I was counting on them.“Malachai,” she greeted, her voice like silk, gliding effortlessly through the room. “I didn’t expect to be summoned by you so soon.”I pushed off the wall, straightening up, and allowed a small smirk to tou

ValeriaThe morning light filtered through the wide windows of Rylan’s training room, casting a soft glow over the space. I stood in the center of the room, my breaths coming fast, sweat already clinging to my skin. Across from me, Rylan watched closely, his eyes steady and focused as he’d been for the past few weeks. He was patient, always waiting for me to catch my breath, never pushing too hard.“Try again,” he said softly, stepping closer, his voice calm, reassuring.I nodded, swallowing down the frustration that had been building. It was harder than I thought it would be—tapping into the power that Malachai had claimed was mine. The power that had supposedly been passed down through my bloodline. At times, it felt like I was pulling at threads that slipped between my fingers, intangible and distant. Other times, the surge of energy was so strong that I feared it would consume me.But Rylan was there through it all. Steady. Constant. His presence kept me grounded in a way I hadn’t

RylanThe days bled into one another as Valeria and I found ourselves spending more time together. Initially, it had been about training—helping her control her powers, guiding her through the limitations and possibilities of her abilities. But gradually, it became more than that. More than just a task to keep her safe. It became personal.I hadn’t realized how much I needed the company until I found myself anticipating our sessions. Training wasn’t just a responsibility anymore; it was a respite from the never-ending weight of leadership, the constant pull of duty, and the pressing demands of the pack. And with Valeria, it was different. She didn’t ask for anything. She didn’t demand explanations or expect solutions to every problem I faced. With her, I could breathe.As the days passed, we began to share more than just techniques and strategies. Small moments turned into conversations that ran deeper than the surface. We’d sit by the river after training, watching the water ripple u

RylanThe moon was high, casting a cold glow over the trees as I slipped out of the packhouse at midnight. My steps were quiet, deliberate, as I made my way through the shadows, avoiding any attention. It had become routine to meet in secret like this, but tonight, something felt different. The weight of the decision we were about to make hung heavily over me, even as I tried to shake the unease that had been building.When I arrived at the clearing, Kade, Aiden, and Jeric were already there, their figures barely visible in the dim light. Kade gave me a nod, and Aiden leaned against a tree, arms crossed as he always did when he was lost in thought. Jeric, however, was pacing, his hands shoved deep into the pockets of his jacket.“We need to move fast,” Jeric said the moment I stepped into the clearing, not wasting any time with pleasantries. “I’ve already started the campaign for Valeria’s coronation as Luna Queen. There’s strong opposition, of course, but I’ve handled worse. People a