Semua Bab Ashina-The Awakening of the Luna: Bab 81 - Bab 90

ALPHA BORIS’ POVThe warehouse was silent now and the moonlight streamed faintly through the gaps in the wooden walls, casting faint slats of silver on the crates and shelves around us.The scent of old metal and damp wood clung thick in the air, but it was the warmth of her body against mine that arrested my senses completely.Zelda stood close—so close I could feel the slight tremble in her spine through her clothes. Her breath, shallow and still recovering from the emotional storm, brushed against my collarbone. As I shifted slightly to steady her, my gaze fell to her nape and paused.There, beneath the curve where her neck met her shoulder, just above the mating gland, was a scar. It was faint, barely discernible under the shadow of her hair, but clearly shaped like a coiled spiral. It was the mark of the ancient wolf clans and my heart gave a quiet jolt.That wasn’t just a scar. It was a seal. I brushed my fingertips gently along the edge of it and her breath hitched.“What is th

ASHINA’S POVThe day came when I was supposed to meet Alpha Boris to break the seal. I was thrilled. As much as I respected my mother’s wish and decision to keep my wolf undercover, I could not stay like this forever.Was I getting eager to find my mate? Yes. Did I want revenge? Yes.So far, what I could assimilate was that my enemy was way too cunning and powerful. Half of my powers had been sealed and I always knew that I was stronger than I might seem.If half of my power was so destructive, I could not imagine what I would do once it was fully activated. Frankly speaking, with half of my power, I would not win the hardest battle. It was just not enough.As I met Alpha Boris, he led me away from the camp. The path was quite familiar.Moonlight filtered between the treetops as I trailed behind Alpha Boris in silence, our footsteps muffled by damp earth and scattered leaves.The tension between us felt heavier than the evening mist that clung to my skin. I didn’t speak at first. I wa

ASHINA’S POVAll I could hear was Alpha Boris saying, “Let me help you.”Something in me cracked.The pain came like a flash of lightning, just like he had warned me before and I believed that was why he wanted to be by my side. Our mate had to be with us during this time. It was a confirmation that he was my mate. I could feel it in my bones.My spine arched, my fingers twisted, and the air tasted suddenly too thin. My skin felt too tight. My soul was too loud.It started deep in my bones; a dull, grinding pressure that spread like wildfire. My vision blurred, and I gasped, stumbling back as a sudden wave of heat surged through me.My hands trembled violently. I clutched my chest, feeling my heartbeat accelerate to an unbearable rhythm, like a war drum echoing through my ribcage.Then came the fire.It wasn’t real fire, but it may as well have been. Every nerve in my body screamed as the heat twisted my insides, reshaping them, forcing bones to shift and stretch where they weren’t me

ASHINA’S POVConsequently, the battle erupted at dawn, under a sky bruised with storm clouds. Alpha Boris had spent weeks planning it—every maneuver, every deceptive signal, and every silent signal flare was orchestrated to pull the Blackfang warriors into a false sense of dominance. It worked.“Come on, guys, we have to win this battle,” Alpha Boris encouraged.First, we let them believe they had cornered us. A few decoy patrols were intentionally left exposed near the Southern ridge; young soldiers playing bait with precision and fearlessness. The Blackfangs took the bait, confident and cruel, sweeping down from the cliffs with bloodlust in their eyes.But they had no idea they were charging into a death trap.As their front lines surged across the open field, concealed trenches beneath camouflaged netting split open, swallowing horses and warriors whole. Explosive rune mines, set hours earlier by our shamans, detonated in precise succession, disorienting their ranks and throwing th

ASHINA’S POVBut in truth, I didn’t know how Alpha Boris would react. Our bond had only just formed. Mating with him had been more than physical—it had been fated. But this mission was about blood. Legacy. A child stolen from his rightful place.“I have to do this my way,” I said softly. “For my father, my brother… and now, my nephew.”Rosy was quiet for a moment before she stepped forward and placed a hand on my arm.“Then I won’t stop you. But let me help. I’ll distract the camp, get Esther prepared, without even she knwoing what we are about to do. You’ll need a clean escape route.”“It’s quite dangerous for you to be near Esther, though. You need to be discreet,” I warned.“You don’t worry about that. I’ve got friends here who hate this bitch. They’ll definitely help us when needed.”“But, you can’t trust everyone here,” I said. Then I noticed her blushing and I understood that it might be one of the soldiers here and she was having an affair or something.“He… I mean they can b