Lahat ng Kabanata ng THE LUNA'S FATE; A Cursed Omega's Rise : Kabanata 121 - Kabanata 123

SELENAThe noise kept increasing, a deafening blend of shouts, metal, and sheer chaos. It was no longer the focused sound of a battle surge, but a widespread, panicked commotion. The hands that grabbed me were cold, aggressive, and leading me outside—not deeper into the prison, but toward the light and the roar. Every step sent a jolt of pain through my abdomen, but the primal fear that had gripped me was replaced by a cold, resigned curiosity. If this was my execution, I would face it standing.I was walked into the population of the pack members that gathered outside. The inner courtyard, usually reserved for ceremonies or training, was flooded with wolves, warriors of the community: the elderly, the younger workers, the matrons. They pressed against the outer perimeter, a gaping, silent mob staring at the bloody chaos around them, but their attention snapped to me the moment I emerged from the prison block. The two guards held me tightly, marching me through the narrow aisle they c

CHAPTER 123SELENAThe uproar was too much. The sound was not a roar, but a tsunami, a unified wave of shock, excitement, and acceptance that physically pressed against my chest, stealing my breath. I couldn't see clearly; the crowd surged, a blur of motion and white teeth as packs of people descended into immediate, celebratory chaos. My mind, usually sharp, momentarily short-circuited under the unexpected weight of the declaration.A moment later, I was enveloped. A lot of people came around me, their joyous shouts inches from my ear, their hands reaching out to touch my arm, my shoulder, my hair—not in pity, but in veneration. Helena seized me, her hug so tight it was almost painful, her ecstatic laughter muffled against my neck. Jemimmah rushed towards me as well, her eyes shining with tears of vindication, and they all hugged me, their bodies forming a protective, loving shield around me. The shout from the crowd was too loud that I couldn’t even point out what was happening, the