Semua Bab Fighter Luna's Shifted Fate: Bab 1 - Bab 10

(Eliza's POV)My spirit hovered above the scene unfolding before me, unable to interact yet forced to witness every painful moment. There they were—my so-called family—gathered in the main hall of the Morgan Estate."Mother!" Katherine's voice rang out, sweet as honey and just as false. "I've missed you terribly!"I watched in disbelief as Katherine Morgan—the woman who had stolen my identity, who was supposed to be dead—embraced Victoria with theatrical affection. Her skin glowed with health, bearing only minor bruises that did nothing to diminish her beauty.Victoria clutched Katherine as if she'd received the greatest gift imaginable, tears streaming down her face. "My darling daughter! We thought we'd lost you forever!"William stood nearby, his eyes never leaving Katherine. The devotion in his gaze made me sick. My own brother—the one who had tormented me relentlessly—looked at her with pure adoration."How is my sister?" Katherine asked, her voice dripping with false concer

(Eliza's POV)Nanny Edwards settled on the worn wooden bench beside me, her weathered hands cradling her teacup. The evening breeze carried the scent of pine through the sanctuary gardens."There's more to Elder Morgan's story than just losing her son's affection," she said softly. "Something far more painful."I leaned closer, genuinely curious. "What happened?"Nanny Edwards' eyes grew distant. "While defending the northern border, Elder Morgan was gravely wounded saving her mate's life."My heart clenched at this revelation. "She was injured protecting him?""The attack left her with terrible scars across her body," Nanny Edwards continued. "Worse still, the injuries damaged her ability to shift into her wolf form and took away her fertility."I gasped softly. For a werewolf, losing the ability to shift was like losing half your soul."When she finally returned home, her mate couldn't bear to look at her scarred body," Nanny Edwards' voice turned bitter. "He found her warrio

(Eliza's POV)Nanny Edwards stared at me with surprise for my directness and emotional detachment. I realized my mistake immediately. I change too much, seemed like a completely different person from the quiet, almost numb she-wolf that Nanny Edwards had first encountered in the Northern Territory wilderness."Miss Eliza?" she asked carefully. "Are you feeling well?""Forgive me," I said quickly, forcing a tremble into my voice. "The shock of everything... I'm not myself."Her expression softened slightly. "It's understandable," she replied, studying me with renewed interest. "What you've endured would unsettle anyone."The door opened, interrupting our moment. Nanny Edwards straightened as a young attendant entered with a tray of steaming tea."Leave us," she instructed the girl, who bowed hastily and retreated.We sat in silence as she poured the fragrant tea into two cups. The familiar scent of moonlight herb mixed with mountain berries filled the small room."I've spoken

(Daniel's POV)The spiritual advisor fled through the door of my private quarters, his footsteps pounding against the stone path. His face had turned ashen when he glimpsed the carnage inside.Behind me, three dead bodies lay in pools of crimson. Former members of the Silverfang rogue pack—brutal killers who had preyed on innocent travelers for months."Should I silence him, Alpha Daniel?" Brock Fletcher asked, gesturing toward the retreating figure.I wiped my silver dagger methodically, cleaning the blood from its gleaming surface. The weapon had done its work efficiently."Don't create more trouble," I instructed, voice calm despite the violence that surrounded us. "Tell Oliver Sage we just handled a case here."Fletcher nodded, his gaze lingering on the carnage. Bodies with throats slashed lay against the wooden floor, their blood staining the planks beneath them.I examined my reflection in the now-clean blade. My face stared back at me—ethereally handsome, with features th

(Eliza's POV)"I'll do anything for you, Grandmother," I declared fervently, kneeling before Elder Morgan. The weight of her request hung between us, unspoken yet heavy with significance.Elder Morgan's eyebrow rose skeptically. "Anything? Are you certain you should make such a broad promise?"I nodded without hesitation. "I meant what I said. I'll do anything you ask of me."Her gaze sharpened, testing my resolve. "What if I ask you to do something difficult? Something unpleasant?"I didn't falter. My rebirth had given me perspective few could understand. After dying alone and forgotten in a frozen shack, what could possibly frighten me now?"Even if you asked me to walk through fire, I would do it," I answered with absolute conviction.Something flickered across Elder Morgan's face—surprise, perhaps even respect."What if I asked you to face those who wronged you alone?" she pressed, her voice low. "What if I sent you into danger?"I met her gaze steadily. "For your support,