All Chapters of Rejected mythical Luna: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Aries’ POVI’d spent the last twelve hours buried in maps, old documents, and every alliance record I could get my hands on. Nothing. Not a single thread to pull. My warriors had scoured the forest so many times I could trace its layout with my eyes closed, and still, nothing.The damage to the pack was visible everywhere I turned, but at least rebuilding had begun. As long as my people were alive, we could heal. Still, every brick laid, every broken wall fixed, only reminded me of who was missing.Rex.The bond between us still hummed faintly, stubbornly alive. It was the only thing keeping me grounded, the proof that she was still out there. I’d tear apart every inch of this world if that’s what it took to bring her back.I’d even tried to reach Alpha Levon, desperate to send word about the insult Ron had pulled using his name. No response. Ron’s network was tighter than I imagined, every move cloaked in shadow. And every failed attempt only fueled me more.I’d get them all back. Th

Aries POVFor a moment, all I could hear was the sound of my own heartbeat hammering in my ears. I wasn’t sure if it was because I had finally found Rex… or because of Zane’s words.Did he just say he was mated to my sister?“I’m sorry, did you just say you're mated to my sister?” I asked again, my voice low and disbelieving. My grip on Rex instinctively tightened as my eyes slid over to Rose.She looked away, a visible blush blooming across her cheeks, and that was all the confirmation I needed.“Yes, Alpha,” Zane said, straighter now, meeting my gaze without a flicker of fear.“Aries,” Rex said beside me, her voice quiet but firm—a warning laced in it, daring me not to make a scene in front of the entire banished tribe.I hadn’t planned to. So I turned away from Zane and looked at her instead. One look at Rex, and the tight knot that had begun to form inside me unraveled.The air was thick with tension. Everyone waited—watched—for my next move.I slowly loosened my hold on Rex and s

Aries POV;I’d thought it through long before I suggested merging the packs. I knew they wouldn’t jump at the idea not after everything Robin had told me about the years of disappointment they’d faced. But I wanted to give them back what the Elders and the rest of the world had stolen for no good reason. And I was sure that was what Rex would want too.Considering Rose, Lilly, Zane… and everyone else, it was the best option.The Elders had no control over my pack, no ties to us at all. They couldn’t dictate our moves, and they couldn’t openly attack without exposing themselves. As far as I was concerned, the plan was airtight. So when the cheers went up after my reassurance, I let out a slow breath I hadn’t realized I’d been holding. My gaze found Rex’s tear-filled eyes, and I couldn’t help but smile. I wasn’t lying when I told her I was taking her home , but now, it looked like we’d be going back with her people too.“Are you sure about this?” Robin asked as soon as I walked back ove

Ron’s POVI didn’t sleep. Sleep was useless when rage was the only thing keeping me upright. The Elders were proving even more pathetic than I’d thought, and still no word on Rex. They said to wait, wait—until she stepped out of whatever barrier she was trapped in and returned to the pack.I wasn’t waiting.I would have her back. At any cost.“Any word from Selene?” I asked as I stalked into the meeting room, each step heavy with anger. My hands pressed flat to the table, nails biting into the wood.“Nothing from her,” the warrior replied carefully. “So we sent someone else to spy on the Awoke pack like you ordered.”I gave a slow nod. Selene was probably dead , most likely before she even got close. I’d known that when I sent her, but I’d hoped she could be useful one last time. Everyone lately seemed intent on disappointing me.“The Elders are seeking your audience,” he added quietly.“Tell them I’m busy,” I said, my voice sharp. I wasn’t about to sit through another spineless excus

Rex’s POV When I opened my eyes, I was blinded by white light. Not the soft kind, not the warm glow of dawn, this was sharp, endless, swallowing everything around me. The last thing I remembered was darkness. The pain of my body giving out. The image of Zane, broken and bleeding, right before everything went black. Zane. My heart lurched, and I shot upright, stumbling to my feet. “No, no, no—where is he?!” My voice cracked in the emptiness, my pulse hammering in my ears. I spun in every direction, desperate for some kind of door, a break in the blank walls, anything that could lead me back. Back to them. Back to him. But the room was empty. Hollow. A void without edges. And inside me, Ria was silent. Too silent. I paced, restless, the hollow sound of my steps echoing back at me. It reminded me of something of the in-between place I’d been trapped in before my first shift. But this wasn’t the same. That void had felt suffocating, like it was crushing my soul into dust. This wa