All Chapters of Chasing my Luna : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Chapter 80 – The Phantom’s Gambit The forest was eerily silent as Jessica and her makeshift group moved through the underbrush, their steps heavy with exhaustion and unease. Dawn painted the sky in hues of gold and crimson, but the beauty felt hollow against the weight of what they’d just endured. Every snapped twig or rustling leaf made them flinch, their nerves frayed to the breaking point. Jessica carried her children carefully, their small forms limp in her arms. They hadn’t woken yet, and though she could feel their steady heartbeats against her chest, panic still gnawed at her insides. What had been done to them? Would they recover—or worse, would they remember? Kade walked beside her, his presence a quiet anchor in the storm raging within her mind. His injuries were superficial—bruises and scrapes—but the haunted look in his eyes mirrored her own turmoil. He hadn’t said much since the fortress collapsed, but his silence spoke volumes. Behind them trailed Lucas and Selen

Chapter 81 – The Silver Stranger The light was blinding, searing through Jessica’s vision like a supernova. She stumbled back, shielding her eyes with one hand while clutching her children protectively with the other. Her heart thundered in her chest, each beat echoing like a war drum as the figure stepped closer, their presence commanding every ounce of her attention. “I believe I can help with that,” the stranger repeated, their voice resonating with an ethereal calm that somehow felt both soothing and unnerving. When the brilliance finally dimmed, Jessica lowered her arm cautiously, squinting to make out the figure’s features beneath the hood of their silver robes. Their face was obscured by shadow, but their staff—a towering artifact etched with glowing runes—pulsed steadily, casting an otherworldly glow over the clearing. “Who are you?” she demanded, her voice trembling despite her attempt to sound strong. The figure tilted their head slightly, as though amused by her q

Chapter 83 – The Reckoning BeginsThe voice that came from the stone circle was unlike anything Jessica had ever heard. It wasn’t just loud or big: There was something ancient about it, laced with deep centuries of power and malice. The echoes of each syllable rolled through the valley, rattling the ground they stood upon and sending shivers of uncertainty through their ranks.“Enough games. The reckoning begins now.”First, dimness enveloped them, fuzzy, and then darkness, and then those words echoed, resonating around them, the space seeming to warp, twist, around them, leaving reality off-kilter. Shadows poured from the stone circle, pooling together to take the form of a figure, one cloaked in the very dark itself. Its eyes glinted with molten gold, and they tore through the tongs of twilight, locking onto Jessica without hesitation.“Well,” said Selene, with all of her usual aplomb faltering just slightly as she stepped back cautiously. “This complicates things.”Jessica inhaled

Chapter 85 – The Prophecy Unveiled The darkness swallowed her whole, suffocating and absolute. Jessica clawed at the void around her, desperate for purchase, but there was nothing—no ground beneath her feet, no air to breathe, no light to guide her. Panic surged through her veins as she realized she wasn’t alone. Somewhere in the blackness, laughter echoed—a sound both familiar and alien, layered with voices that seemed to come from everywhere and nowhere all at once. “Did you think running would save you?” the voice taunted, its tone shifting between mocking amusement and chilling menace. “You were chosen long before you took your first breath, Jessica. This path? It’s not yours to choose—it’s yours to walk.” Her heart pounded wildly, each beat reverberating like a drum in the oppressive silence. “Who are you?” she demanded, her voice trembling despite her best efforts to sound strong. There was no immediate answer, only the sensation of being watched—scrutinized—from every

Chapter 87 – Truth Has Teeth The message burned in the sky like a brand, its crimson glow casting long shadows across the group as they stood at the edge of the ridge overlooking Sanctuary. Below them sprawled an ancient city unlike anything they’d ever seen—its towering spires carved from obsidian and veined with veins of molten gold that pulsed faintly, as though alive. Streets wound through the city like arteries, intersecting at a central plaza where a massive tree grew, its roots cracking the stone beneath it and its branches stretching high into the heavens. The air shimmered with energy, making the hairs on their arms stand on end. But for all its beauty, something about the place felt… wrong. “This is it,” Selene murmured, her voice tinged with both awe and unease. “Sanctuary.” “It doesn’t look very welcoming,” Lucas muttered, gripping his dagger tightly. Kade scanned the horizon, his wolf prowling just beneath his skin. “Looks can be deceiving. Stay sharp.” Jessi