Semua Bab The Lost Luna: Pregnant for the betraying alpha : Bab 81 - Bab 90

LucianI stood over the wounded woman, panting heavily as I stared down at her. Her cloak was torn alimony to shreds, and her skin heavily scorched by my claws. However, she was breathing, but barely. At that moment, I let the atmosphere fill my lungs. The scent of the heated battle still lingered in the air, but I felt nothing but ease now that they were gone. Deep down, I knew that the peace I was feeling wasn’t going to last. These strange women have vowed to return, and their words hold no doubt—they will return. Finally, I was able to shift my attention to the surrounding things, and that was when I realized that almost all my warriors were outside. They had all taken defensive positions, ready to take on the potential attack which I had neutralized. Weapons were held up. Swords, shields, and spears, but they were all frozen. Each of their faces held a mixed expression of awe and fear, like they were holding their breath. Maddox was standing in front of them. His expression

LucianThe urge to rip her head off her body sizzled underneath my skin. I was at the brink of losing myself to the remnants of rage still coursing through my veins. But I knew I would only make things worse if I did any harm to her. That’s the last thing I wanted right now. “Move out of my way, Nadia,” I warned in a low growl, clenching my fist tight. My voice still echoed with a layer of that cold, dark resonance that hadn’t faded since the battle. She didn’t flinch, if anything, she just folded her arms. She straightened her back, lifting her chin as she stepped into the room and swung the door shut behind her. “I said, I am not going with him. I’m staying with you.” She argued. I wanted to applaud her bravery for saying that, but all her stubbornness could make me do was clench my jaw. I was still half-soaked in blood. Some of them mine, and most of them not. The fabric of my shirt stuck to my open wounds that hadn’t healed yet, blood slowly soaking part of my light gray shi

LucianThe room shook violently. The large chandeliers shook vigorously, dancing to the tune of the rising tension. The air had dropped to a cold temperature, and elders were at the edges of their seats—some of them ready to sprint at any moment. Elder Balad moved further away from the witch. Her screams were all that continued to fill the room, slicing through the thick tension as though her tongue was made of a sword. The hidden warrior had enough. He attempted to silence the witch. With more force than before, he sent the whip flying towards her back. I wanted to call out and stop him from doing dangerous things, but at the same time, I wanted to see if that would shut the witch up. To my disappointment, it didn’t. The whip froze mid-air as though an invisible hand had stopped it. In the blink of an eye, it combusts into flames. The warrior was forced to throw the whip away before it spread to his hand. Elder Balad, who seemed to have just recovered from his shock, stepped forw

LucianI was quick to pull away, turning around just to see one of my warriors storm in. But the moment he saw us, he dropped on both knees immediately. “Forgive me, my lord,” he panted, offering his neck. “I had to come at once. It is urgent. Very urgent.”“Then speak,” I growled, rising quickly, adjusting my coat just to shield Nadia further. The warrior gulped down a mouthful of fear, then he spoke. “It’s about Fiona. We found a trail that might lead to the pack where she was being held.”I took a step closer, clenching my fist at my side. There was an urge to rip his head off his neck. “How dare you address her by name?” My growl vibrated through the corners of the room. “She is still your Luna even if she is not here.”The warrior bowed lower, stretching his arms and neck out in complete submission. “Forgive my stupidity, Alpha.” He pleaded shakily. “What I meant to say is that we got a chance to find Luna.”“Explain further,” I urged. “How sure are you about potentially find

LucianThe warrior didn’t hold back for another second. They parted ways, creating an entrance for the sacred wolves to pass through. Lyra and her daughter had stopped talking. They both stared in my direction, looking at me as though I had grown a second head. “What?” I shrugged. “We can all argue later, but I won’t allow those pups to freeze to death.”No one spoke. No one argued, or defied my order. The sacred wolves reluctantly began filing into the pack land. Each one of them met my gaze as they passed. They didn’t speak, but their eyes said the kind of thanks I recognized. As I watched them make their way slowly towards the pack, I felt a gentle tap on my shoulder. “Thank you,” lyra sighed. “Don’t thank me yet. I might have allowed your people into my pack, but I still don’t trust you.”She chuckled. “I also didn’t expect to get it that easily.”I almost smiled at her response, but a scream got my attention all of a sudden. My head whipped in the direction of the sound. It