บททั้งหมดของ His Hybrid Luna: บทที่ 141 - บทที่ 150

Valkyrie It had been several hours since Ragnor left for his office. I didn’t know what had gone wrong. A creeping unease had settled in my chest with each passing minute. The packhouse had been unusually quiet all morning—not the peaceful kind of quiet, but the kind that felt like the calm before a storm."Where is he?" I muttered, uneasy. I stood at the balcony with a heavy breath. My fingers gripping the cold railing while staring out at the lands stretching beyond the fortress walls. The sky was a dull gray. Not that kind of morning I expected.. Even the wind had stilled, as if the very world was holding its breath. “Luna!” Nancy’s voice broke through the silence.I turned to see her waving from below, a bright smile on her face sending a warmth I didn't expected. She carried a small basket, its contents hidden beneath a cloth. “I brought you something,” she called up. I managed a small smile, though my mind was still burdened with worry. “What is it?” “Freshly picked st

Ragnor "I'm sorry, Honey," I whispered, trying to calm Valkyrie down, but she was still trembling. I knew this was just as hard for her as it was for me. Her fingers clutched the fabric of my shirt, her body shaking against mine. "How am I supposed to do without you?" she muttered, her voice barely above a whisper. I held her tighter, pressing my lips against her hair. "You are strong, Love. Stronger than you know." She shook her head against my chest. "Not without you. Not when I know she’ll be there." I exhaled, my grip tightening. "Seraphine means nothing to me, Valkyrie. You have to believe that." "But she wants you," she choked out, her voice laced with pain. "And she’ll do anything to get between us." I pulled back just enough to look into her eyes, cupping her face between my hands. "Let her try. It won’t change the fact that my heart, my soul—everything I am—belongs to you." Her lips quivered, tears welling in her eyes. "Then take me with you. Please, Ragnor."

RagnorAlistair’s cryptic remark sent a surge of irritation through me.I clenched my fists around the reins, my wolf stirring uneasily beneath my skin. The smug look on his face made me want to tear into him, to demand answers—but I knew better than to play into his games."Don't be so upset. It’s not that bad," he added, his voice laced with amusement.I shot him a glare. "Shut the fuck up, fat man!"Then, without waiting for a response, I urged my horse forward, widening the distance between us. The less I had to hear his nonsense, the better."Excuse meee?" he bellowed.I smirked but didn’t bother looking back. Let him fume."Hey, Alpha!"Seraphine's voice rang out from the carriage. One problem barely left, and another arrived.I exhaled sharply, gripping the reins tighter as the wheels of the carriage rattled over uneven terrain."Alpha," Seraphine called again, her tone smoother this time, but I didn't care.Of course, I ignored her. The last thing I needed was another headache

Ragnor The guards tensed as I shifted back, their grips tightening on their weapons. My body ached from the wounds Phanos had inflicted, blood dripping down my side, but I kept my posture firm. The captain’s gaze flickered over me, assessing. "Complicated, huh?" His tone was dry, but his wariness was clear. "Explain. Now." Seraphine stepped forward, her crimson eyes flashing with irritation. "We were ambushed, Captain. Do you not see the blood? The arrows?" She gestured at the shattered quiver still lodged in the carriage. "Your enemy is out there, not in here." The captain studied her, then turned his attention back to me. "And you? Who are you?" I smirked, though my ribs protested. "You really don’t know?" Alistair sighed beside me. “Ragnor—” I ignored him and spoke for myself. “I’m the Alpha of the Bluefire Pack. You’ve heard of me.” The captain crossed his arms, unimpressed. “I’ve heard of Alpha Ragnor. But you? You’re just a half-naked man covered in blood,

ValkyrieNancy snapped her fingers in front of my face. “Oh no, don’t you dare let that venomous snake get inside your head.”I blinked, forcing myself to shake off the lingering chill of the Luna Dowager’s words.“I’m fine,” I muttered, though my grip on the chair’s edge said otherwise.Nancy scoffed. “Liar. You’re standing there, brooding, exactly how she wants you to.”I exhaled sharply and turned away, pacing to the other side of the room. “I just—” I shook my head. “She’s trying to get in my head.”“And you’re letting her,” Nancy shot back, hands on her hips. “Come on, Valkyrie, you’re smarter than that.”I dragged my hands through my hair. “She’s Ragnor’s mother, Nancy. She knows him better than anyone.”Nancy rolled her eyes so hard I thought they might get stuck. “And? That doesn’t mean she knows what’s in his heart. She just knows how to manipulate people.”I sighed, frustration twisting inside me. “I need to go after him. We don’t have time for this.”Nancy perked up. “Final