All Chapters of A Luna's Return: Her Return Will Lift The Curse: Chapter 251 - Chapter 260

Auren's pov. It was dark outside. Moonlight spilled across the stone courtyard. I could see the high walls of the Ashborn Castle, the thick iron gates in the distance. This was my freedom, I could see it in my grasp. However, between us and that gate were guards. Guards which we must get through if we want to escape from here. Speaking of escaping, I turned to mira. “when we finally get past the guards and out of the gates, you are coming with me right?” Mira stared at me for a short while with no expression on her face. For a while I lost hope of her coming with me. However, her lips suddenly broke into a smile and she nodded “of course I'm coming with you, if you leave, slashed would know that I am responsible for your escape so he would send for me immediately. I need to be out of the castle by then” A smile appeared on my lips and a certain feeling clenched my heart. “Very well then, we leave together.” My gaze went to the problem in front of us, a few of the guards stood

Auren's pov. The light from the rising sun slipped through the cracks in the wooden cabin walls, painting faint golden lines on the dusty floor. My eyes fluttered open slowly, and for a moment, I didn’t know where I was. The wooden ceiling above me creaked as the wind blew softly outside.However it was that exact moment I remembered.The escape. The darkness of the ashborn castle came to my head. Everything came pouring back, how mira had helped me out of the castle after using ash and chanting she spellsHow we had taken some of the causes out While trying to escape. I could remember how we had dashed into the woods. Dodging arrows and other abilities of the ashborns. I could remember the cold of the night as we jumped into the back of a supply wagon. We rode for hours, hiding beneath sacks of dried meat and grains, until the wagon finally stopped near the edge of the forest. That’s when we saw it, this small, broken-down cabin in the middle of nowhere.At that point it was t

Silas povThe forest was quiet, a little quieter than usual. I had decided to step out myself, there was no way I was going to allow that little boy to escape just like that. Right now, the only sounds in the forest were our boots crushing dry leaves and the wind pushing through the trees above us. The sky was still grey, with the morning sun barely breaking through the clouds.I had stepped out just immediately I got the report. Though as usual Jerome had tried to convince me to stay behind but I just couldn't. This was a slap to my face. How was it possible for Mira to break the boy out of the castle, even with All of my security. It baffles me and just as Jerome had said, maybe there was someone helping them, probably an inside man, that was something I would have to deal with later.For now, my top priority is to bring the boy back to the ashborn castle. I marched ahead, with Callen beside me, Jerome a few steps behind, and ten of my best warriors fanning out in a loose form

Jon's pov. The sun was beginning to set, casting a golden hue over the pack grounds. I stood just outside the pack house, my hands resting on my waist as I looked toward the dirt path that led to the east border. James was beside me, arms folded and leaning slightly on one foot like he had been standing there forever.We had sent words to the elders telling them about the good News. Auren was back home and it called for a celebration. The date was today and the elders have been invited, which was why rigg now, James and I were standing here, awaiting their arrival which looked like it was taking forever. “They are taking too long,” he muttered.“They are elders,” I replied. “They probably stopped to argue about which direction to take.”James gave a dry chuckle. “Or maybe they are old and just walk slowly.”We stood in silence for a moment, the cool breeze brushing past us. Inside the pack house, I could already hear the music starting. The drums, flutes had already started, and

Auren's pov. The celebration from last night had taken a toll on me, however, it was far better than being in the ashborn cell. Now I can breathe fresh air, something I had missed for over a month, it was truly good to be back home. I sat on the soft grass near the training field, watching Mira as she played with a small twig in her hand. She looked calm, but I knew her mind was always busy. For the little time I had spent with mira, I have come to know that she was not like other girls. Even though we were the same age, she was much smarter, it was clear, And after everything we had gone through, I trusted her more than anyone right now.I tilted my head to look at James who was standing nearby, talking to two warriors. His back was turned to us, but I could tell he was keeping an eye on me like always.I leaned closer to Mira and whispered, “Are you sure you want to do this?”Mira looked up at me, her eyes serious. “Yes. He needs to know.”I nodded and stood up, brushing the di