All Chapters of LUNAR LEGACY : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

“What…” One of the pack members finally gathered enough strength to break the silence as the rest of them stared at me and Darius as if we had suddenly conjoined to each other. “I think we probably just heard you wrong. What did you say to us about the vampires and our pack?”Darius looked at me with the same worried look he had been giving me since the moment I told him what Smith wanted. I only blinked at him in assurance that it was going to be fine. In truth, I had no idea if that was even true.“Listen, we know how difficult it is for you all to stomach what you just heard from Darius, and I want—”“Damn right it is!” One of the men who was standing in front of the crowd earlier spoke up. “This is the pack that Alpha Aeron claimed all by himself. Not even his brother was there when he started to build this great pack all alone. And now that he’s dead, you think you can just walk in here and try to claim the land? Forget about claiming the land, even. You want to hand it over to v

“It’s someone we know,” Darius said as he paced up and down in the bedroom. I was feeding Aaron, but my mind was racing with the different possibilities of who could have sent that arrow to us.So far, all we knew was that the person was skilled in archery, and the person knew that we would be at Aeron’s pack. Or they had followed us there.“And you’re saying you trust every single soldier you have out there? You don’t think there’s a possibility that one of them could be a spy?” I raised my brow at him.He looked at me with a warning stare and slightly shook his head as if telling me not to go there. I couldn’t help but have that thought, though. Would it be the first time that we were being betrayed by someone we trusted? No.“You do know that if you have any spies among your soldiers, it wouldn’t be your fault. I hope you know that,” I reminded him. “And it wouldn’t make you a horrible alpha of your people. In fact—”“No, Zara.” He stopped me by raising a hand to keep me from going

The witches were more affected by the death of their leader than I thought they would be. It was obvious right from the moment I stepped into their coven and the gloom hit me so much that it almost made me cry.“What in the world…” I trailed off as I looked around to see vines hugging trees so tightly. It was a sight I had not seen the last time I was there. It was now harder for me to walk down the paths because there were vines covering the whole place, making it hard for me to find where to put my legs.As if the trees were not enough, the vines crawled up the houses of everyone. Almost as if it was keeping everyone in and keeping everyone else out.I was torn between calling out for attention and going to see the state of Janet’s house. I settled for walking over to her house, which was the most shocking sight of all.There was barely anything there I could call a house. It was all green with the vines that had wrapped the space up, small flowers opening up to the sky from the vin

“I believe Darius and I have come to a middle ground on this,” Tyrell said just as Deirdre and I walked into the throne room.I turned to Darius to gauge where we stood with Tyrell, and from the smile on his face, I knew he had done it. He was successful in getting Tyrell on our side.“It’s time for us to go back to the pack. We don’t exactly leave our pack in the hands of others, especially when they’re that many. They have a hard time living each other when they’re that much,” Tyrell informed as he placed a hand on Deirdre’s waist and led her away.“It would be a total honor to have you over at the pack sometime, Zara. I can show you around. It gets boring being the Luna who’s trapped in the house because somebody doesn’t want her leaving.” She glared at Tyrell as she said this.“I’ll find some time to come. I’ll let you know first, of course,” I said with a genuine smile. It would be kind to have a friend who understood the same struggles of being a Luna that I did.“Absolutely! Ma

“Everything is falling apart,” I heard Darius mutter as he paced back and forth in the bedroom.“Can we just sit and talk about this for a minute?” I asked, gesturing at the bed for him to sit.“What haven’t we done, Zara?” He asked as his frustration started to boil over. “How many more times are we going to sit down and talk about it? We thought we had the witches on our side, and look at it now,”“I told you that the witches told me we had made a new enemy. It’s my fault for not pressing and asking them to tell me everything. They probably knew the whole time that the humans were coming for us. That happened way before they agreed to be on our side.”“None of this is your fault, Zara. If they really were on our side, they would have told you about the humans this whole time. At this point, who exactly do we trust and who do we suspect? How are we supposed to trust that the vampires won’t attack us when they get the chance?”“I’ll go talk to the witches. I’ll ask them everything, an