All Chapters of PROMISE OF THE ALPHA TO THE BLIND LUNA: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

POV: AARONI attacked everything in my path, charging forward, but there was no sign of her. Callie had simply vanished. I had left a pile of bodies behind me.Panting, exhausted, and growling in fury, I looked down at my claws, drenched in blood and torn pieces of enemy flesh.“Callie, give me some sign of where you are, little wolf.” I snarled, lowering my head between my paws, drained. “We have a promise. Let me keep my part of it!”I let out a low growl before drifting into sleep, stopping at the gates that separated us in her mind. But this time, they were slightly open.I stepped forward cautiously, scanning my surroundings, yet she was nowhere to be found.The sound of paws pounding against the earth echoed through the dense forest surrounding the place. I turned in the direction of the noise, spotting a pack of wolves hunting, snarling at their prey, taunting it, and playing with their victim before the kill.Shifting into my wolf form, I sprinted toward the wolves in her dream

POV: AARONI awoke to a sharp pain stabbing through my ribs.Wolves surrounded me, their fangs and claws tearing deep into my flesh. I pushed myself up from the ground, my gaze cold and predatory as I met their eyes.“Cowards, attacking an unconscious wolf!” I roared, shaking the earth beneath us. Some of them stumbled, struggling to stay upright, their heads lowering in submission. “With your weak stench, I can’t even be surprised. There is no honor among the traitors of the moon. But you know…”I spun swiftly, grabbing one of the wolves by the neck, tightening my grip until his eyes bulged from their sockets.“You pulled me from a beautiful dream, and that…” I scoffed, my voice laced with dark amusement. “Is even more unforgivable than attacking me.”With one brutal twist, I snapped his neck and hurled his lifeless body off the mountain peak.“Damn it! The poison isn’t working?” a gray wolf hissed, glancing at the smaller one beside him.“That’s impossible. He assured us it was effec

POV: CALLIERaising his hand toward me, Nocturnus dissolved the chains, waiting for me to take them. I clutched my hands to my chest, gasping, trying to steady my breathing.“From the beginning?” I lifted my chin toward him, nervous. “What does that mean?”“I forget how much of a failure your father was as a devoted follower,” the dark deity said. “Your very conception was only possible because of my power. I ordered Hunter to capture Lyra, a priestess with ancient blood, so he could make her his Luna and bear offspring with rare blood—blessed by the Moon Goddess, yet with a father corrupted by my power.”“Are you saying…” I started to speak, but his gaze sent me to the ground.“Silence, I haven't finished speaking,” Nocturnus resounded impassively. “Where were we? Ah, yes. When you were born blind, your faithless father believed I had failed his offspring and that he was suffering the Moon Goddess's wrath, punished with a weak, blind pup. But it was only a matter of time before your p

POV: AARONI returned to the city feeling intense discomfort, heading straight to the hospital. Ryan was at the front desk, furrowing his brows when he noticed me, then rushed in my direction.“My king, what happened?” he asked, placing a hand on my forehead. “You’re burning up with fever... this blood...”“It’s not mine!” I grinned through my fangs. “I was poisoned with something different. I managed to repel it, but I think there were side effects.”“Bring a stretcher here, now!” Ryan shouted, issuing a command. “I’m going to take care of you.”“I don’t need a stretcher; just examine the wounded area. It’s healed, but there are dark bruises around it.” I sighed, hearing my inner beast protesting. “Something is disturbing my wolf.”“Come with me, please,” Ryan said, stepping aside as we headed down the corridor, waving off the stretcher.We entered the private consultation room. The hospital looked different from when we first arrived. The facilities were now fully operational. We had

POV: CALLIE“Aaron?” I looked down, confused.Was my involvement with the same wolf who had hunted me causing my memory loss? Was he the father of my child?“You’re the Supreme Alpha they’re trying to take down.”“Who’s trying to take me down?” Aaron took a few steps back, his gaze wary. “Are you on their side? Why won’t you talk to me outside this dream?”“The followers of that so-called god, Nocturnus.”The moment I mentioned his name, sharp, needle-like pain pierced my mind. I groaned in agony, my legs giving out beneath me before I collapsed—only to be caught by the striking man in front of me.“The person who came to you isn’t...”I screamed as the pain became unbearable, a violent sensation rising in my stomach. Turning to the side, I shoved Aaron away, vomiting a thick black sludge onto the ground.I dropped to my knees, wrapping my arms around my abdomen. Every time I tried to speak about the god or the imposter she-wolf, something struck me with force, blocking the information