All Chapters of LUNAR LEGACY : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

“What’s going on?” I asked when I opened my eyes and found Trace and Darius speaking in hushed tones. Darius was now standing without needing assistance, which was a good thing, but it didn’t mean he was fully healed.“I just got information that two of the soldiers are unaccounted for. After the announcement of the alpha dying, they all left. Training came around and they’re both nowhere to be found,” Darius explained as I got out of bed.I looked at Trace, and he nodded to confirm it.“Is that what I think it means then?” I asked. “They’re the traitors?”“It’s possible,” Trace answered. “But it’s not something we can completely be sure of. For all we know, they could be out hunting. We have to wait for some more time. If they don’t show up later tonight, it could mean they’ve returned to the person they were serving and betraying the pack for.”My heart jumped as I started to pace back and forth. Darius grabbed me by the shoulders and made me face him.“I need you to relax. I’ll tak

I didn’t think I could guess the reaction time Darius had toward his brother commanding the killing one of his pack members. One second, he was standing with me and the next, he was lunging head first into danger as he tried to attack Aeron.“Darius!” I called out to him, but it was too late. Soldiers from Darius’s side were already clashing with soldiers from Aeron’s side, and it was quickly turning into a bloodbath.I couldn’t keep my eye steady on Aeron. He was quick to avoid Darius, who was out for his blood.“Darius, you need to wait a second!” I called out. I was too afraid for my child’s life to run into the danger. I could hear grunts and growls as some people were starting to shift and attack whoever was not on their side.“Aeron!” I shouted when I realized I would continue to fail to get Darius’s attention when all he could see was red. I couldn’t blame him for it. As an alpha, he had spent years trying to protect his people and his brother came out here all of a sudden to r

“Smith.” My voice was lower than a whisper, but from the way he smirked at me in response, I knew he had heard me.Aeron had let go of me, possibly from how shocked he was and at the realization that he now had a bigger enemy than his brother. But from what I knew so far, he had been in contact with the vampires. Perhaps he was still working with them and I had reason to fear him even more now.“What are you doing here?” Aeron asked, which was enough for me to know that the vampires being here was not a part of his plan. “And how come you can be out in the sun?”Smith never stopped looking at me. It was as if he wanted to make sure every word he said would get to me and not be taken lightly because I was the one he was talking to.“You know, it’s very easy to make a deal with witches when you identify that you have the same enemy as they do,” he said, giving us a hint as to what he did to be able to stand there before us in broad daylight.The witches had taken the side of the vampire

The moon goddess was now sitting by my side and looking ahead. I could do nothing but stare at her in awe. She was so casual about everything, as if it was normal for anyone to be seated by her.“How… How is it possible that I can see you? I just don’t understand.” I shook my head. But just as I thought about all the possibilities and everything that had led to me being here, I turned grim.“Am I dead?” I asked.She remained silent. I didn’t know if she wanted me to figure it out myself or if she just enjoyed the deafening silence.“Please, just tell me what happened. Did I die in battle? I overexerted myself the way Darius warned me not to and I died,” I theorized out loud.“If you were dead, we wouldn’t be meeting in this manner,” she said, correcting me as well as making it known that I wasn’t dead. At least not yet.“Then what? I’m just up here while my body is somewhere down there on the ground?” I asked.“You pushed yourself too hard, Zara,” she explained. “And that’s because yo

“How do you feel now?” The witch who had been checking up on me asked as she walked into the room for the umpteenth time that day.I had managed to stomach the food she had handed to me earlier. I had to gain the trust of the witches if I was going to destroy their coven. I had to be able to walk out of the room to figure out how the place looked and how to get out.“What do you think?” I snapped at her without making eye contact.She gave me a small smile as she sat beside me on the bed. “I know I’ll never understand exactly how you feel, but I want you to know that you have us.”“Why did you take me away from my people when I was down? Why won’t you just let me go?” I asked. I wanted to know their intentions and how it differed from those of the vampires since they helped them in the battle.“We want to take care of you. We’re not like the others. Not even the vampires, although I would understand if you believe we’re all the same,” she explained.“We’ll take care of you as long as