《Alphas Hybrid Luna》全部章節：第 121 章 - 第 130 章

When Damon told himself that he was going to find a way to talk to the moon goddess, he really did mean it. As seconds slowly rolled into minutes and hours, Damon didn't give up on his search for answers. The moon goddess wasn't just a celestial being, the fact that she was selective of whom she chose to speak to or reveal herself to made it all the more hard, but he wasn't having it. He cared deeply for Alysia and since he wanted nothing more than to see her happy, then he was going to do everything he could to find out what the problem was, what she was hiding and what he could do to help her.Damon searched high and low for answers. He went as far as doing the dirty work himself, and appointing men and women who would handle other parts. He spent his days and nights in the ancient library, searching through the archives that held the pack house deepest secrets. Tales and what not had been passed down from generation to generation, so Damon knew he couldn't be wrong by searching the

Alysia's POVI should have known peace was simply a mirage, or something that wouldn't last pretty long, especially after the last attack that almost killed Damon. I was this close to thinking I'd lost him that day. In fact, a small part of me couldn't help but think that if I hadn't arrived the moment I did, then he probably would have died. I was so scared seeing him on the battleground wounded. I wasn't sure I'd seen so just blood come from him all at once. Sometimes I saw my excessive training as useless and probably not necessary, but not anymore. Since it was what had saved Damon, then I was eternally grateful to the moon goddess for that gift.I had prayed that the pack would at least experience some peace. Even if it didn't last too long, but long enough for him to fully recover. A couple of days had passed, and when nothing suspicious or serious had happened, I found myself relaxing a bit. But apparently, that had to be the worst decision I'd made.Damon, me and literally eve

The battle raged on and even though Alysia was doing her best to push the rogues back, all they did was match her energy. Alysia didn't see the war breaking out like this, but now that it had started, she didn't exactly have a choice anymore. A small part of Alysia had hoped that somehow, Alice would surrender or perhaps even try to teach some sort of compromise between them. But even if that happened, Alysia wasn't sure she was going to take it. Alice had taken so many innocent lives, too many to count. She'd spilled so much blood it would be almost impossible to let it go.“Alysia, look out.” Damon yelled beside her, and she turned, just in time to see a rogue rushing at her. His claws were bared, and with the fury blazing in his eyes, it was clear that he was out for blood. Her blood. “He's coming for you.”Damon's warning came just at the right time. Had he been a second later, then the rogue would have been able to secure a blow against Aly

The world spun around Damon. Dark circles tinted the corner of his eyes, and for a moment, he felt like his knees were about to give way underneath him.“Alpha.” Damon's name echoed in the distance, but for the life of him, he couldn't bring himself to focus on the direction where his name was coming from. His vision blurred slightly, and no matter how hard he blinked, he still couldn't make out anything. “Alpha?”Damon didn't respond. He couldn't. Not when he'd just heard one of the worst news of his life.Alysia didn't make it? What the hell did the doctor even mean by that?“Alpha Damon?” The doctor called out again, and this time, Damon heard him very clearly. “Are you okay?”“No.” Damon huffed. “You can't be serious. What do you mean Alysia didn't make it? You're joking, right?”“I'm sorry.” The doctors voice dropped to a low whisper. “We really did try our best to save her, but due to the severity of her condition…”“What condition?” Damon roared in his face. He didn't want to b

Damon's POVI hadnt wished for death in my life more than I had in the last three months. I hated to admit it, but my life had been a living nightmare ever since Alysia's death. It didn't even sound real, no matter how many times I said it. Over and over again, I would tell myself that I was only hallucinating and one day, it wouldn't be too long before I snapped out of the dream where Alysia was dead, but I never did.I wasn't even sure which hurt more. The fact that the moon goddess had made an empty promise to me, or the fact that I still held on to it after so long.Three months. It'd been three months since I reached out to the moon goddess. She'd told me that Alysia was going to return, but she never did. She hadn't and I was beginning to lose hope.Even after that, I didn't Alysia out of my sight. After my conversation with the moon goddess, I half expected Alysia to be in her body immediately, but she wasn't. I didn't let my hope die then.“Arrange a special chamber for Alysia