Todos os capítulos de Eclipse of the Pack: Capítulo 31 - Capítulo 40

POV: Lucan The night was alive with chaos, a tapestry of sound and fire that consumed the Compound. The first howl wasn’t just a warning—it was a death knell, vibrating through the stone walls and straight into my chest. The rebellion wasn’t knocking at our gates; they were tearing them down.“Mira, stay inside!” I roared over the cacophony as I sprinted toward the east wall. Wolves of every size and rank barreled past me, their eyes glowing with primal ferocity. The scent of smoke and blood mingled in the cold night air, a sickening prelude to the battle unfolding around me.But of course, she didn’t listen. When I turned, there she was, standing in the open courtyard, her face pale but set with stubborn determination.“Mira!” I barked, grabbing her arm. “What the hell are you doing? I told you—”“You told me to hide while people ar

POV: Lucan The council chamber felt colder than usual, the kind of chill that gnawed at your bones and settled deep in your gut. The room wasn’t just silent—it was expectant, like the moment before a storm when the wind dies and the air turns electric.Vrax’s shadow loomed large at the far end of the table, where he sat with calculated ease. His sharp green eyes bored into me, daring me to falter, to show even a crack in the mask of authority I’d worked so hard to maintain. Around the table, the other elders waited, their expressions ranging from wary to outright hostile.Elder Merrin, seated closest to me, cleared his throat. His voice, calm but weighted, broke the tension. “The attack on the Compound cannot be dismissed as mere coincidence. The humans grow bold, their defiance emboldened by weakness in our ranks.”I straightened, planting my hands firmly on the table. “It wasn&rsqu

POV: Mira The forest was alive with chaos—shouts, gunfire, and the ominous hum of drones slicing through the night air. My lungs burned as I pushed deeper into the trees, chasing shadows. The jagged streaks of moonlight filtering through the canopy did little to illuminate the battlefield.This was a disaster.I’d begged Jace to stop, to think. “This isn’t the way,” I’d said. “You’ll get people killed.”But he hadn’t listened.“We can’t live like this, Mira,” he’d said, his green eyes blazing with that same dangerous determination. “If we don’t fight, we’re already dead.”His recklessness had always been his strength—and his flaw. Tonight, it had become our downfall.The rebel forces moved like shadows through the trees, closing in on the drone depot. From my po

POV: Lucan The late evening air carried a chill that sank into your bones. I stood on the balcony, staring out at the dark forest surrounding the Compound. My thoughts churned relentlessly, weighed down by the burden of leadership. The pack was restless, fracturing under attacks and uncertainty. But tonight, my mind wasn’t solely on the pack—it was on Mira.She’d been sneaking out again. I’d heard the whispers and seen the suspicious glances. The thought of her leaving and exposing herself to danger filled me with frustration, but knowing she hadn’t trusted me enough to confide in me stung more. When she returned tonight, I was waiting.The door to her quarters creaked open. Mira stepped inside, her scarf doing little to hide the guilt in her wide green eyes.“Lucan,” she said, her voice tight. “What are you doing here?”I replied sharply, “I could ask you th

POV: Lucan The Compound felt smaller than ever. The walls that once protected me now seemed to close in, trapping me under the weight of suspicion and whispers. The council’s eyes weren’t just on Lucan—they were on me, watching, judging. And then there was Jace.I sat near the edge of the forest, waiting for him, my heart heavy with guilt and conflict. Every word Lucan had spoken about trust and the danger I posed to the pack echoed in my mind. Yet Jace’s voice, his certainty that the rebellion was the only path forward, refused to be silenced.When Jace finally appeared, his face was tense, his movements sharp and restless. “We need to talk,” he said without preamble, his green eyes blazing as he approached.POV: Jace“Mira,” I started, my voice tight, barely concealing the simmering anger. “What the hell are you doing?”She blinked i