Semua Bab Rejected mythical Luna: Bab 131 - Bab 140

Aries’s POVDinner with the pack was quieter than usual. The air was heavy, like everyone had something weighing on their mind. I couldn’t blame them. The words I’d spoken earlier about the joining ceremony hadn’t left anyone’s thoughts, not mine, and clearly not theirs.I kept my eyes on Rex through most of the meal, even as she moved easily through conversations with those who stopped by to check on her. She had a way of making people feel seen, feel at ease. That in itself gave me peace.The Banished had taken their meal in another building, but Robin and Zane went to join them. They said they needed to speak with them personally, and I trusted their judgment.All in all, it hadn’t been a bad day. I could only hope tomorrow went just as well.My father had asked me to make time to debrief on his ally-gathering efforts, and I knew I couldn’t keep the truth about Selene from Rex for much longer. I decided I’d handle it all at once. Tomorrow.After we ate, I wasted no time tugging Rex

Ron’s POVWe had camped outside the Banished barrier for a full day. A whole day without the faintest trace of them. I knew this was the only way out, they could only hold on for so long, but with every passing hour, my patience frayed. What if I was wasting my time here?The elders had summoned me countless times, but what did those old fools know about patience and strategy? I ignored their calls. If they wanted me, they could come here and wait like I was. I was the one trying to pull their loose plans together, while they sat comfortably at home questioning my decisions. I wasn’t going back. Not until I saw Rex crawl out of that barrier. I would be here to witness her end, and I’d be the one to deliver it.“Alpha,” one of the warriors greeted, bowing as he stepped into my tent.Already irritated, I snapped my head up. “What is it?”“With all due respect, Alpha…” he swallowed hard, “I think we should return to the pack.”For a moment, I thought I misheard. “What?”He glanced at the

Aries’ POVTraining began the next day, just like I told Rex it would. Everywhere I turned, the field was alive, warriors sparring like their lives depended on it. Both Banished and pack members together. No arguments, no friction. For now.It surprised me to see them getting together so well , but it was also enough to ease some of the tension in my chest. We couldn’t afford a divide right now.Scouts had already been sent out, and all we could do in this moment was wait and prepare. This , these days before the storm—were the most crucial. So far, every ally my father had mentioned was in place, stationed where we could reach them if needed.Everyone except one.Alpha Levon.He had yet to state where he stood, and the silence dragged on longer than I liked. So before heading to the training grounds to spar with Rex, I made it a point to call him.Rex had already gone ahead with Rose and Lilly. I walked with Julian to my office and dropped into the chair as soon as we were inside.“D

Rex’s POV I could tell how intense things had gotten just by watching the field. Warriors and pack members were scrambling, arms full of supplies, voices rising and falling in hurried conversations. Every corner buzzed with movement, but the tension wasn’t chaos, it was preparation. Robin walked beside me, his expression steady, though I could sense the same weight I carried pressing on him too. Three days. That’s all we had. It should be enough. A day and a half to arm the warriors. Half a day to finalize strategies. And if the Allies didn’t drag their feet, we could move out the following morning. I clung to that thought, repeating it like a prayer. We would pull through. We had to. “How many of the warriors do you think will actually fight?” I asked as we approached the house where the banished members were gathered. Robin didn’t even hesitate. “All of them, Rex. This isn’t just about you or me, it’s about reclaiming the lives stolen from them, protecting the home they’ve

Ron’s POVWe reached my pack at the break of dawn, and I stormed in, ignoring the complaints of the warriors trailing behind me. Weaklings. They had no idea what it meant that Rex was back , that she chose the joining ceremony of all things to flaunt it and mock me. They couldn’t even begin to grasp the weight of it.I wasted no time marching toward the Elders’ cabin. Presentation didn’t matter, they’d been summoning me for days, and now they’d finally get their wish. Only this time, I wanted no “guidance” from them. No long-winded lectures or wimpy advice. All I needed were forces. Troops. Soldiers who could bleed for me. Anything else was noise.I shoved the door open sharply, eyes locking on their startled faces.“Well, that’s one way to welcome me after all those letters you’ve been sending these past four days,” I said dryly as I dropped onto the couch, crossing one leg over the other.“Alpha Ron,” Elder Varne said, his eyes narrowing, “you seem to have lost all respect for the p