Semua Bab The Luna's Last Stand: Betrayed and Rejected: Bab 141 - Bab 150

Author POVThe night air was cold and heavy. The moon hung low in the sky, casting a pale light over the forest. Grandma walked slowly down the long, narrow path that led far from the palace. Her steps were soft, but her mind was restless. She knew she shouldn’t be here, yet something stronger than fear pulled her forward.Leaves crunched under her feet. The deeper she went, the quieter the forest became, as if the trees were holding their breath. Every shadow seemed alive. Every whisper of the wind sounded like a warning.After what felt like hours, she reached an old part of the forest where no one dared to go. The trees here were thicker, their branches tangled like claws. In the middle of it stood a small, hidden house. Its roof was covered with moss, and smoke curled faintly from a broken chimney.Grandma stopped in front of it, her heart pounding. She looked around once more to make sure no one was following her, then pushed open the creaking door and stepped inside.The air sme

Luca’s POV“Come over here,” I called out to one of the guards standing near the hallway.He immediately turned and walked toward me, his boots clicking against the polished marble floor. His expression was calm but alert, just like every guard in the palace was trained to be.“Yes, Alpha?” he asked, stopping a few feet away and lowering his head slightly in respect.I crossed my arms and looked around before speaking. Something didn’t feel right. “Did you see any of the elders today?” I asked, my voice calm but sharp enough to make him understand I wasn’t in the mood for games.He blinked once, confused. “No, Alpha. None of the elders have come here today,” he replied firmly. “In fact, none of them ever come to this side of the palace unless they are called for meetings.”His words made me frown. That wasn’t the answer I was expecting.I turned away from him, my mind already racing. If no elder has come here, then who did that maid see?The thought wouldn’t leave my head. Something s

Sofia’s POVThe wind was cold and sharp as I stepped into the forest. Dry leaves cracked softly under my feet, and every sound echoed louder than it should. The moonlight filtered through the trees, making strange shadows dance around me.My heart was racing, but I forced myself to stay calm. Faith floated beside me, quiet and focused, her pale glow the only light that didn’t come from the moon.We stopped in front of three old trees standing close together. Their roots were twisted and blackened as if something dark had happened here long ago. The air around them felt heavy—too still, too silent.I swallowed hard and whispered, “That’s the place I saw in my dream. Right here... this is where someone killed Rose.”Faith didn’t answer immediately. She moved closer to the trees and slowly reached out her hand to touch one of them. As soon as her fingers brushed the bark, a strange light spread from the tree and ran up her arm.Her body began to change.I gasped and took a step back. Fai

Luca's POVThe elders were already seated when I entered the hall. Their faces were calm, but their eyes moved like hunting wolves. the door was closed behind me, I stood for a moment. The silence felt heavy. Each breath I took sounded loud."We don't understand why you called us to a sudden meeting," one of the elders said. His voice was cool. He watched me with the steady stare of a man who had seen storms and still kept his calm.I looked at each elder in turn. I needed to read them. Old lines on their faces. Hands folded. Some were fidgeting with the hem of their cloth. One rubbed his thumb along a scar that ran down his wrist. It was a small habit, but it told me he was nervous.I sat slowly. My voice did not shake when I finally spoke. "An elder came to the palace without my permission. He entered my room without reason. I did not know he was here." I said each word like I weighed it first.The elders turned their heads to face one another. For a moment they spoke with their eye

Author POVEvelyn walked beside Nightshade, her sharp eyes scanning the shadows between the tall trees. Behind them followed a group warriors, their expressions tense and alert.One of the warriors came running toward them, his breathing fast. “There’s nobody inside,” he reported. “We’ve checked every corner of the house. It’s empty.”Evelyn frowned. “Let’s go inside again,” she said calmly, though her heart told her something was wrong. She and Nightshade moved forward, pushing open the broken door. The warriors followed quietly.Inside the old wooden house, the smell of smoke was strong. The walls were blackened, and the floor was covered with ash and scattered wood. Evelyn’s boots crunched softly as she walked across the burnt remains. She paused near a small door at the back.“Look at this room,” she said, pointing toward the corner. “It looks like it was just burned down not long ago.”Nightshade stepped closer and touched the wall. The wood was still warm. “You’re right,” he sai