All Chapters of The Cursed Luna's Return : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

THE NIGHT THE MOON TREMBLEDAs soon as the moon appeared above the treetops, the atmosphere shifted.Luna sensed the change before anyone else. A murmur—gentle, quivering, almost scared—slipped through her thoughts like icy fingers.“He is awakening.”She froze. That voice. She had heard it once before, within the Heartstone chamber. The voice of the ancient Moon Guardian… or whatever essence remained of him.Rowan halted mid-stride and turned swiftly. “Luna? What’s wrong?”Kai, who had been scouting ahead, rushed back. “Her aura just spiked. Something isn’t right.”Luna placed a hand on her chest. The Heartstone throbbed beneath her skin, faintly illuminating her tunic, as if in response to a call she couldn't decipher.“I heard him,” she breathed. “The Guardian. He says someone is awakening.”Rowan’s jaw clenched. “Awakening? Who?”Before she could respond, the ground shook beneath them. Birds erupted from the trees in panic. Wolves howled in confusion from a distance.Then a deep r

When Shadows Strike BackA chilling silence enveloped the forest as Luna, Rowan, and Kai navigated the narrow ridge leading into the Shadow King’s outer territory. It had been silent—too silent—for hours, and Luna sensed something amiss in the atmosphere. The trees stood unnaturally stiff, their branches remaining still despite the wind slicing across the mountain range like sharp blades.Every instinct within her screamed: This is a setup.Yet retreat was no longer an option.The Shadow King had bided his time long enough. His stillness, his absence, and his lack of a response after Rowan shattered the Blood Sigil—it all signified one thing:He was masterminding something larger. Something more sinister.And he was nearing completion.Luna clenched her hold on the luminous Heartstone pendant that rested against her chest. Its gentle pulse resonated with her heartbeat, soothing her even as her anxiety heightened. She sensed Rowan’s gaze upon her—steady, protective, but taut. He too fe

The Luna’s Silent OathThe atmosphere felt unusually still following the turmoil of the previous encounter, as if the earth itself was pausing, anticipating…observing. Dawn illuminated the horizon, transforming the forest into a canvas of gentle gold and quivering shadows. However, Luna was unable to appreciate that beauty — not while her heart raced faster than her thoughts.She stood solitary at the riverbank, her reflection distorting across the water's surface. Her silver hair, fortified by the Heartstone’s connection, danced softly in the morning breeze. Her eyes — which had once been filled with fear and doubt — now sparkled with a resolve she barely recognized. Yet, she embraced it. She required it.Everything around her appeared tranquil, but beneath that tranquility, Luna sensed the tug…a whisper coursing through her veins like a forewarning. The Heartstone was agitated within her, its energy resonating in slow, rhythmic waves.Behind her, branches stirred. She did not turn r

The Last Gambit of the Shadow KingRowan was forcibly brought into a cell hewn from stone so ancient that it resonated with a subtle, primordial rhythm. Chains encircled his wrists, illuminated by dark sigils that appeared to writhe beneath his skin like minuscule needles. He did not flinch—he was determined not to—but the pain was genuine, intended to weaken him, to siphon every bit of Alpha strength from his bloodstream.Above him, a torch flickered with sickly purple flames.Across the chamber, the Shadow King stood with his hands clasped behind his back, observing Rowan as if he were a specimen. His eyes—cold, infinite, ravenous—shone with a quiet insanity.“You remain surprisingly composed for a man on the verge of losing everything,” the Shadow King remarked softly.Rowan raised his chin, his jaw clenched. “I will not lose. Not when it truly matters.”“The Luna?” The Shadow King grinned, tapping a finger against his lips. “Ah yes… your beloved Luna. Your little miracle under the

Echoes of the Blood MoonThe storm outside had subsided, yet within the Moon Temple, the atmosphere felt even more oppressive—saturated with whispers, ancient energy, and a foreboding that none of them completely comprehended. Luna stood at the heart of the chamber, her breathing slow but irregular as the crimson glow of the Blood Moon pulsed faintly beneath her skin. The mark on her collarbone blazed like a living flame, and each heartbeat resonated through the stone like a distant drum.Rowan stood closely behind her, his hands half-raised as if hesitant to touch her, fearful that he might either shatter her or spark something perilous. "Luna," he murmured, "your aura… it’s shifting once more.""I am aware," she replied softly, clutching her chest. "It feels as though something is knocking from within me. Like… another heartbeat that does not belong to me."Kai moved to her side, his jaw clenched, eyes scrutinizing her face. "That’s the Blood Moon resonance. It’s responding to the a