All Chapters of THE LUNA REBIRTH: REVENGE UNDER THE MOON: Chapter 231 - Chapter 236

Scene 1: Ashes in the WindThe horizon burned.Liora stood at the Sanctuary’s high balcony, the cold mountain wind clawing at her cloak, carrying the bitter stench of ash and blood. Far to the south, the sky glowed orange—like a wound torn open in the world’s flesh.“Supreme Luna!”A young scout burst into the room, his paws still wet with dew and soot. “The Solar Wolves,” he gasped, panting heavily. “They’ve struck Crescent Hollow. The village is gone.”“Gone?” Liora’s voice was quiet, too quiet.“They left survivors,” the scout said, trembling. “A message: Bow to Solis or burn.”Selene strode into the chamber, her golden fur bristling with restrained fury. “We warned you, Liora. Solan’s ambition would scorch the world if left unchecked. But you waited—and now look.”Liora turned sharply, her glowing eyes flashing with shadow and light. “Do not mistake caution for weakness. A war will kill more than it saves.”“And yet,” Selene hissed, stepping closer, “this is war. You just refuse t

The sky burned.As the sun and moon locked into an unnatural embrace, the heavens split in two—half bathed in golden brilliance, the other swallowed in suffocating shadow. Red light spilled across the battlefield, staining fur and stone alike as the scent of ash and blood mingled in the air.Below, wolves clashed in a frenzy of fang and claw—light against shadow, brother against sister, father against son. The once-lush fields of the Sanctuary had become a graveyard of shattered dreams.At the center of it all, Caelum and Liora faced one another.His black armor smoked where golden light had scorched it. Her ivory tunic was torn, streaked crimson where his shadows had bitten deep.And yet neither lowered their gaze. Scene 1: Opening Salvos“You don’t have to do this,” Liora said, her voice breaking. She tightened her grip on her blade of pure moonlight. “You’re still my brother. I can save you.”“Save me?” Caelum’s laugh was hollow, almost human, but beneath it slithered Vaelor’s voi

Don’t’t Sanctuary of the Last Moon lay bathed in pale light, its marble stones cold beneath the weight of countless pawsteps. Wolves of every kind—light-furred, dark-eyed, and even golden-eyed Eclipse Wolves—moved through the great halls in tense silence. Above them, the Rebirth Moon hung swollen and bruised, casting the world in a sorrowful glow. Liora stood alone in the heart of the Sanctuary, staring at the massive stone doors to Caelum’s tomb. Her brother’s name was carved in deep, swirling runes: Caelum Vaelaris—Shadow King. Redeemed in Light. Her fingers brushed the letters. “Why didn’t I save you sooner?” she whispered. “Why didn’t I see how deep Vaelor’s claws had sunk?” “You couldn’t have,” said a gentle voice behind her. It was Selene, her once-rival, now her fiercest ally. The Eclipse Wolves had expected her to hate Selene for helping Caelum, but instead, Selene be stood beside Liora after the war, tending the wounded and holding back the factions threatening to bre