Luna's Revenge のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 151 - チャプター 157

Aria POV Beatrice's voice was laced with urgency as she asked, "What do we do?" Her question spurred me into action, and I looked at her, seeing the fear etched on her face. The caretaker had already brought baby Laurel down, and the thought of a baby being in danger amidst an attack terrified me. If it were just the three of us, Light, Beatrice, and me, we'd have charged into the fight alongside the alpha without a second thought. But with a baby involved, the stakes were different."Let's hide them and mask their scent," I told Light, my mind racing with the need to protect the vulnerable ones. Light looked at me, considered the plan for a brief moment, and nodded her head in agreement. "Because we need to get out there and help the pack," she said, her voice firm with determination. "We honestly don't know if they are here with their fairies," she added, confirming the fear that had been lurking in the back of my mind. The thought of the Darkhood pack possibly deploying their fair

West POV I led the small but formidable group of warriors, with Aria by my side, as we made our way to the Darkhood pack's territory under the cover of night. The darkness seemed to amplify our senses, making us more attuned to every sound, every movement in the shadows. Our intent was clear – to confront the remnants of the leaders of the Darkhood pack, to put an end to their aggression toward us. The air was tense with anticipation as we moved stealthily, our senses heightened for any sign of danger.Upon arriving at Darkhood's territory, we found fewer guards than expected, as if they'd pulled back most of their forces after the earlier battle. We moved through their lands with caution, tracking down the Alpha and some of those who'd led the attack against us. The confrontation was intense but brief – the remnants of Darkhood's leadership were not prepared for our sudden appearance. We dealt with them swiftly, ensuring they understood our pack's strength and would not soon forget

Aria's POV It's been a mere two weeks since West set out on a journey, leaving me behind in the pack's midst. Initially, I'd thought I'd manage just fine without him, coping with the void of his absence by throwing myself into pack activities. I'd been advising the pack members, involving myself deeply in their lives, trying to fill the space left by West's physical distance. But despite my busyness, I couldn't shake off the nagging thoughts about my mate, about what West wanted from me, from us. The night after Beatrice's wedding lingered in my mind like a vivid memory. As we were getting ready for bed, I'd decided to join West in the bathroom, seeking a moment of closeness, of connection. But the instant I entered, he hastily wrapped up whatever he was doing and headed straight to bed. I followed him onto the bed, trying to initiate touch, to bridge the chasm of distance he'd been placing between us. Yet the coldness he exuded was palpable, even scary in its intensity."West?" I ca

West POV Months had drifted by since my return from the trip, and they'd been filled with peace, relaxation, and a quiet sense of normalcy we'd longed for in the pack. Verdicts had been passed – Willow had been banished from the pack, and Sage had made the decision to go with her. Knowing Sage's unwavering faithfulness and loyalty to me and the pack despite everything Willow had done, I couldn't let him leave without ensuring he was taken care of. So, I'd made him the Alpha over the Crescent pack. Now, Sage and Willow were there, building a new chapter of their lives. All my hope lies in the fact that I hope Willow can make a life for herself.Ragnar refuses to become my Beta, because he still wants to have control over his men, they seem more like a family to him than just warriors.Liam assumed Sage’s position, becoming the pack Beta and I feel I have made the best decision ever.Before Sage's departure, Aria and I had decided to perform our marital rite, a ceremony to solidify our