Semua Bab PROMISE OF THE ALPHA TO THE BLIND LUNA: Bab 221 - Bab 230

POV: YULLICallie’s body began to glow with a soft light, her fingers tightening slightly around the alpha’s hand. The spell was working—I could see color returning to her face, her spiritual wounds closing. “It’s working…” I said, my voice exhausted but filled with relief. “She’s coming back to us.” The magical circle slowly dimmed, and Callie’s body was gently lowered back to the ground. Aaron pulled her into his arms, absorbing the warmth returning to her, knowing the sacrifice had been worth it. We couldn’t lose the key to this war. I looked at the alpha and noticed he had collapsed, his pores bleeding, his body paying the price for losing a fragment of his soul and part of his supreme power. “How much?” Dillian asked, his eyes fierce, muscles tense, and veins bulging along his neck. “How much what?&

POV: AARON“Callie, don’t do this—you don’t have to…” I looked at her, her eyes shining through the tears streaming down her face. The pain was unmistakable, and in that moment, I understood—I had lost her. “Little wolf… don’t do this to me.” “Nocturnus is right. This world doesn’t deserve to be spared,” she replied, lowering her head as tears fell. “I told you once not to give me reasons to want to live. You should have let me rot in my father’s hands.” “You can’t be serious!” I roared, trying to recover the strength that had been drained during the ritual to save her. “If you do this, you’ll betray me—you’ll become my enemy. Is that what you want?” “What do I want?” Callie growled, stepping closer as Nocturnus stood behind her with a wicked smile, reveling in the conflict. “I want this world to know my pain—to know what it feels like to lose what you loved the most.” She cupped my face, and

POV: KEMILLY I returned to the pack slightly injured. The battle against the cult’s followers had been brutal and unforgiving—they had tried at all costs to eliminate me. Those bastards had been determined to end me! From a distance, I spotted Keenan, also wounded, walking slowly into the hospital. My chest tightened at the sight of him like that. Instinctively, I slipped my hand into my pocket, feeling the powder of the forgetfulness root. I didn’t want to go that far… but if I couldn’t convince him not to expose me, I would have no choice but to resort to extreme measures. Waiting for the right moment, I moved quietly down the corridor until I reached Keenan’s room. He lay there with his eyes closed, breathing with difficulty. I entered silently, unnoticed. His body seemed tense, every muscle on alert, like a wolf ready to strike. As I approached, he abruptly opened his eyes, fixing

POV: CALLIE"He didn’t come back. Not again." I whispered in front of the temple in my dreams, my eyes heavy with tears. As much as I resisted, I couldn’t stop returning every night to the place I once believed was safe. "Did we lose each other?"Tears kept falling, each drop a sharp ache in my chest. Maybe he blamed me for what happened and for standing beside the Malignant Deity, but I needed to understand what Yulli had said: “Embrace your destiny.”It had never been about predicting Nocturnus’s moves, but about becoming his queen and destroying him from the inside out. Weeks wandering through the corridors of his dark castle, where the walls echoed with screams and moans of pain, led me to doors that, once opened, revealed a chamber of tortured souls, trapped within essence stones!Whenever the Dark God released his power or opened a gate so that his wave and the cult could roam the world, spreading more war, pain, and suffering, the stones would glow. I needed to find a way to fr

POV: AARON "You too!" I snarled, clenching my fists as I saw the shock on her face. "No... that’s not fair..." she murmured, looking away. "I couldn’t take it anymore. I’m tired..." "And me?" I shouted, stepping forward but stopping before reaching her. "How do you think I’ve been feeling, Callie? Rigan was our son!" "I know!" she shouted, moving closer, searching my eyes. "I can’t forgive myself for what happened. I failed." "No, little wolf." I took her hands in mine, her warm skin easing some pressure inside me. My wolf howled in despair within me. "The failure was mine. I am your mate and your Alpha. Our son’s death was my fault, and I don’t blame you for hating me!" "Hate you? Aaron." Callie held my face in her hands, forcing me to look at her. "I don’t hate you." "But you should!" I pu