Lahat ng Kabanata ng THE LUNA REBIRTH: REVENGE UNDER THE MOON: Kabanata 221 - Kabanata 230

The world held its breath.Above the battlefield, the sky rippled like a pond disturbed by a stone. Time itself fractured as light and shadow froze mid-clash. Wolves, claws bared and teeth flashing, hung suspended in midair. Ash and blood lingered in stillness.In the heart of the carnage, Iris hovered—her silver form glowing like a second moon. Her presence radiated warmth and sorrow in equal measure.“My children,” she whispered, her voice carrying through the silence like a sacred hymn. “It is time.”Scene 1: The Celestial PlaneGolden light enveloped Liora, and black tendrils coiled around Caelum as their bodies were pulled upward into the rift.When they opened their eyes, they were no longer on the battlefield.They stood in a vast, starry void. Silver threads connected glowing fragments of memory—a younger Iris teaching them to hunt, Aiden holding them as pups, their laughter ringing out under a gentle moon.But the memories were tainted. In some, Caelum stood alone in shadow.

The battlefield was frozen in an eerie silence, as if the world itself held its breath. Above, the celestial plane shimmered—a cracked sky spilling silver light into the mortal realm. Liora stood facing her brother, Caelum, on a vast expanse of swirling stardust and shadows. Below them, wolves of light and darkness clashed in a frenzied dance of blood and fire, oblivious to the fate being decided above.“Caelum!” Liora shouted, her voice trembling. Her golden eyes burned with a desperate light as she gripped her twin blades, each glowing with the essence of the Moon Goddess. “Don’t let him take you completely. Fight it. Fight, Vaelor!”Caelum’s body shuddered violently, his form flickering between his own and Vaelor’s monstrous silhouette. His once-bright silver eyes were now pits of black fire, and tendrils of shadow coiled around him like serpents.“It’s too late for me, Liora…” his voice rumbled, distorted—two tones speaking at once, one Caelum’s, the other the chilling growl of th

The Sanctuary was silent save for the low whines of grieving wolves and the wind whispering through the great moonlit trees. A heavy, oppressive fog clung to the earth like the world itself mourned. The once-proud banners of the Eclipse Wolves fluttered in tatters alongside the radiant silks of the Solar Wolves and the pale streamers of the Silver Moon. For the first time in centuries, wolves of light and shadow stood together—not in battle, but in sorrow.Liora stood at the center of the memorial grounds, her golden hair dulled with ash and streaked with dried tears. Her white ceremonial robes, torn and stained with blood from the recent war, trailed lifelessly across the cracked stones. She stared at the marble effigy of her brother, Caelum, newly erected upon the altar. His likeness had been chiseled with painstaking care—his strong jaw set in calm resolve, his eyes rendered as pools of light and darkness intertwined.But no sculptor, no matter how skilled, could capture the tormen

Scene 1: The Whispering WindsThe Sanctuary lay bathed in moonlight, but the air was thick with unease. Wolves moved like shadows between tents and fires, their voices hushed in the wake of the fragile Dawn Pact.Liora couldn’t sleep.She stood at the sacred lake’s edge, the mirror-still surface reflecting her troubled face and the distant stars. The pendant Damon had given her glowed faintly in her palm—warm, yet impossibly heavy.“You can’t carry the whole world, Liora,” Selene’s voice broke the silence as she approached, her silver hair catching the moonlight.“I don’t have a choice,” Liora murmured. Her voice was steady, but her hands trembled. “The packs are restless. The light wolves distrust the shadow-born. And now there are whispers of the Solar Wolves marching from the south.”Selene touched her shoulder gently. “We’ve faced worse. Iris believed in balance, and so do you. That’s why Damon chose you for his blessing.”Liora’s throat tightened. Damon…Before she could respond,

Scene 1: A World on the BrinkThe Sanctuary pulsed with energy as the fractured moon glared down like a watchful eye. Wolves from every corner of the world had gathered—light wolves shimmering in ivory, shadow wolves cloaked in onyx, and even the golden-furred Solar Wolves whose amber eyes glowed with restrained fire.The air trembled with tension. It had been weeks since the Dawn Pact was signed, uniting packs under the banner of the Last Moon Pack, but the cracks in that fragile alliance were already spreading like veins of ice.Liora, now Supreme Luna, stood at the highest spire. Her robes bore the sigil of the twin wolves—gold for light, black for shadow—stitched over her heart.Her voice was steady, though her soul warred within. “We are one world now. Light and shadow, sun and moon. But if we allow the ghosts of the past to dictate our future, then we are already lost.”The packs listened, though some with narrowed eyes.And far in the east, the Solar Wolves watched silently. Th