Semua Bab The Luna's Last Stand: Betrayed and Rejected: Bab 101 - Bab 110

Luca’s POVThe noise outside my palace grew louder and louder. Voices rose together, angry, worried, desperate. I could hear them from the moment I woke up, but now it had become unbearable.My Luna stood beside me, her face pale but calm. She tried to hide her fear, but I could feel it through the bond. My people were in pain, and tonight, they had come to demand answers.I stepped out of the tall doors of the palace, Luna’s hand in mine. The night air was cold, but the fire in their eyes burned hotter than any flame. The courtyard was full—warriors, mothers, elders, even the young ones stood there, shouting, crying, demanding.“What is going on here?” My voice echoed as I moved forward, holding my head high even though my chest was heavy.The crowd broke into more cries. One voice pushed through the chaos.“We’re losing our pack!” a man shouted. His voice cracked with pain.The words cut through me like a blade. I froze for a second, then forced myself to breathe.“What do you mean?

Author POVThe forest was dark and quiet, but the silence was not peaceful. It was the kind of silence that made warriors restless, the kind that promised danger was close. The moonlight barely reached through the thick trees, and every shadow looked like an enemy waiting to strike.Evelyn stood at the center of the small clearing, her sharp eyes scanning the surroundings. Around her, warriors from her pack were scattered, hiding between trees and bushes, ready to move at the slightest signal. They were not here for training. They were here because their pack had been under attack again and again, and tonight they were prepared for whatever came.Nightshade stood close beside her, his arms folded across his chest. His expression was calm, but Evelyn knew him well enough to notice the tension in his jaw. He was thinking, calculating, and ready to fight if it came to that.“What should we do about this wolf from the other pack that keeps attacking us?” Evelyn finally asked, her voice st

Luca’s POVEvery day in the palace felt different. Some days it was loud and filled with endless voices—maids running, guards shouting, council members demanding attention. Other days, like today, it felt too quiet, as if silence itself had taken over the walls. I couldn’t tell if it was peace or the calm before a storm.As Alpha, I carried the weight of the whole pack on my shoulders. Everyone expected me to have answers, to fix every problem, to protect them from anything. But I was only one man. I could not split myself in two. I could not kill myself trying to be everywhere at once.I sighed and straightened my coat. Today, I needed to meet the elders. They had been in the palace for days now, waiting for me, judging me with their old eyes. Normally, I didn’t mind their endless talks, but lately their words had become heavier, sharper, filled with blame.I walked down the long stairs that led to the hall where they gathered. The elders never held back their words, and no Alpha had

Author’s POVVivian’s phone started ringing just when she was halfway through her meal. The sound broke the quiet air in the dining room. Luca, who sat across from her, looked up from his plate, his eyes following her movements. Vivian froze for a second, staring at the phone screen, her expression changing from calm to tense.Without saying a word, she stood up from the table. Her chair made a faint scraping sound against the floor as she pushed it back. She didn’t even bother to wipe her mouth or take her glass of water. She just walked out, phone in hand, her steps quick and restless.Luca frowned. “Who could it be?” he muttered under his breath. But Vivian didn’t answer. She had already stepped outside, closing the door behind her.The evening breeze brushed against her skin. The sky was slowly darkening, painted with shades of gray and orange. She pressed the phone to her ear, her jaw tightening.“Why do you keep calling me?” she asked in a low, angry tone.There was silence for

Sofia’s POV“I need to go back to the palace,” I said, facing Faith. My voice came out soft but firm. The moment I said it, her eyes widened, and she shook her head quickly.“My Luna, you can’t go yet,” Faith said, moving closer to me. “You need to wait until you receive the next power from the Moon Goddess. Without it, the palace will consume your strength.”I looked at her for a long moment. Faith had always been loyal, more than just a friend — she was family. I knew she only wanted to protect me, but something deep inside me told me I couldn’t wait. The pull of the palace was strong. It was as if something there was calling my name, whispering in my mind, Come back, Sofia.“I understand, Faith,” I said quietly. “But I don’t have a choice. The longer I stay away, the worse things will get.”Before Faith could respond, the door opened. The air shifted, and I could feel the strong aura before I even saw him. Alpha walked in, tall and proud, his presence filling the room. Three powerf