Lahat ng Kabanata ng A Luna Reborn: A taste of her Forbidden Alpha : Kabanata 41 - Kabanata 50

Killian stood by the entrance of the greenhouse, magic pulsing through his veins. He knew the book was in there somewhere, seeing how it had been guarded by many Earth warriors. His paw had just stepped in when something seeped between his legs, and he watched as the form of dust gathered together, reforming into a wolf that stood in his path. The wolf was small, with the same earth granite lining her paws and green patterns on her fur. But, it was smaller than the wolves he saw around and even though it seemed to have a greater fighting spirit than all the wolves he had encountered on his way here, it gave off this eerie vibe. This... repulsive energy. Alpha Killian growled. It was an Omega! Naina easily recognised Killian. She had once wandered into his Pack, seeking shelter. But he had cast her out, almost losing her life to him. Elijah had found her lying outside the border, heavily wounded and barely breathing and had brought her into the Timberfangs' land where she had recov

Rhiannon coughed up water as she was pulled out of the water by Larkin. Everyone was drenched from head to toe as they fell on stones and sand, trying to catch their breath from the fall. Amelia lay next to Rhiannon, her eyes fixed on the top of the cliff where Eleanor must still be. Now they they've been bathed by the Lake's magic and water properly, she wouldn't be able to sense or find them no matter what she did. Even if she decided to jump into the water. "Are you alright?" Amelia inquired, still panting a bit. "Yeah," Rhiannon replied. "That was a very close call," Larkin commented from behind, already on her feet, "Now we are safe. They can't find us here. No one can,"Amelia glanced back at her, "So we just stay here till the battle over there is over?"Sam spoke this time, "The Beta will reach out to me once it's safe enough to return. For now, we stay here at the bank of the lake till I receive that message, no matter how long it takes. That was the order I received,""T

The air rang with howls, growls, and the clash of magic with water whipping through the air in serpentine coils, stone pillars erupting from the ground with every command. The four of them had just appeared in the middle of the Pack town, standing at the heart of the battle. Immediately, Larkin and Sam fell into formation and began fighting off the water Werewolves. From afar, Kaden caught a glance of them and his eyes widened, wondering what they were doing back here with Rhiannon. They should have been long gone by now. Rhiannon's heart tugged violently as she stayed under the covers of the magical cloak. It was somewhat transparent so she could see everything happening around her. The Pack town had been destroyed a lot, with the metallic stench of blood and pain so thick in the air that it made her want to almost puke. Rhiannon reached into the tug of the mate bond, trying to feel and pinpoint his location. He was keeping her out once again, but she could still feel it in her

Elijah-no, the thing that Elijah had become stood in the middle of the clearing on all fours, it's claws gouging so deep into the ground, and its teeth snapping and snarling at everyoneHis eyes blazed a savage, blue fire and you could see the predator in him burning with so much hungry, with a aura starved to kill. Even the bravest wolves in the field took a step back instinctively, staring between one another and back at the monster in front of them. Blood dripped from between the rogue's teeth and saliva, an evidence of the water wolf he had just killed seconds ago in the snap of a finger. It's breath came out in heavy, ragged pulls and there was no recognition in his gaze. To him, everyone was prey and he was ready to lay out the destruction. The rogue moved before anyone could react, already pouncing on the first warrior in his path. Blood spewed into the air, and there was a painful whimper as its limb were torn off mercilessly. Another swipe from the rogue's claws sent two m

It was almost dawn, and the morning air was thick with smoke, misery and of course, the familiar scent of earth but this time it was burning flowers. Rhiannon stood there, her knees weak as she took a good look around the town Square that now resembled the aftermath of a battle. The buildings were in bad shape, with claw marks written all over them.But most importantly, a lot of wolves were injured. Most of them had transformed back into human form, limping toward the closest medic. Rhiannon sighted Amelia among the crowd, tending to many bleeding wolves. Even with their accelerated healing, the wounds were ugly and would take long hours to heal. Plus, the pain must be excruciating. Some suffered from claw tears, and others from magic burns. Others knelt beside fallen friends and warriors, their heads lowered in grief with sadness in their eyes. But amidst everything, a tense silence had settled over the survivors. And it wasn't just because of the destruction, or because many had