All Chapters of Monster Luna Writes Her Own Destiny: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Lyara Wolfborne's POV The sun slowly set in the western horizon, burning the sky with orange and golden red hues. The wind blowing through the tall trees carried the scent of wet earth and softly rustling leaves, as if the forest itself was praying in silence. The main courtyard had been prepared since morning. Perched atop the highest hill, surrounded by pillars of stone layered with lunarite crystals, a majestic altar stood. At its center, a round obsidian stone reflected the evening light calmly, as if awaiting the blood and oaths that would be placed upon it. The pack members stood in a circle, dressed in midnight blue ceremonial robes. A soft chant in an ancient language echoed from the mouths of the elders carrying leaf-shaped lanterns, glowing with small silver flames symbolizing blessing and hope. Among them, Alpha Aric stood tall, waiting for me with a gaze full of trust. My steps were steady as I entered the altar. A dark blue gown adorned with star and crescent embro

The morning sunlight filtered through the canopy of trees, creating patterns of light that danced on the ground. The air was still cool and fresh, with a breeze carrying the scent of wild grass and traces of last night's rain. I stood on the northern shore of the lake, accompanied by Tavien on my right and a young alchemist named Serel on my left. The lake resembles a vast mirror reflecting the sky and the surrounding forest. Calm, yet hiding an unseen depth. “This place...” Tavien gazes into the distance. “It’s like a place painted directly by the Moon Goddess.” I nod. “And it will become the center of the Moon Market.” The three of us walk along the lake’s edge. The ground was fairly flat, the vegetation not too dense, and the location far enough from the palace’s center yet not too remote. At several points, we stopped to discuss. Serel recorded soil measurements, air humidity, and the surrounding plants’ reactions to alchemical.“I’ll need two days to analyze the soil cond

"Lyara, open your eyes and look closely! Even though it's not very noticeable, Alpha Aric's skin color is better than before." Elune's words still didn't bring my wandering mind back to reality."I'm really sorry," I muttered, my eyes shifting to look around.The cave was cold, damp, and dark. But it was better than letting the rain continue to eat away at Alpha Aric’s wounds. A small fire from dry branches danced in the middle of the rocks, giving us a glimmer of warmth.I sat leaning against the stone wall, my body slightly bent toward him. Alpha Aric was still lying on the thick cloak I had placed as an emergency mattress. His breathing wasn’t as rapid as before, but his eyes remained heavy.“Alpha Aric?” I whispered softly, afraid my voice would disturb the silence.He, who wasn’t truly asleep, slowly opened his eyes and gave a faint smile. His lips were dry and pale, but his voice still carried strength. “I’m not that weak, Lyara.”I bowed my head, clenching my cold fingers. “You

That day, the aroma of meat filled the entire dining room. As soon as I stepped inside, I almost thought I was in a hunting banquet hall. Various meats were served—grilled meat still steaming, neatly sliced steak topped with melted cheese, meat soup mixed with rare spices, and sausages that looked too big for one person. Even the vegetable stir-fry, which usually served as a side dish, had been replaced with smoked meat slices. I sat down slowly, my eyes sweeping over the spread with a mix of awe and confusion. “Is today a special day?” I asked, looking at Alpha Aric, who had just sat down across from me. Alpha Aric smirked. “Every day I spend with you is a special day.” I rolled my eyes in annoyance. “You’re getting better at sweet talk.” He laughed softly. “Today is the day you need to eat a lot. I’m worried about you because you’ve been looking pensive lately. Since your father left, you’ve lost your appetite.”I raised my eyebrows. “So you decided to serve every kind of me

Author POV"Even so, you will still lose, you damn wolf!" cursed one of the black wizards."You will vanish in our powerful magic! You are still no match for us!" shouted another.The night wind roared through the trees, but the sounds of blows, growls, and spells still dominated the border area. In the form of Elune, Lyara charged like a storm—pouncing, clawing, and leaping among the enemy ranks. But their numbers were not small, and their attacks were far from ordinary. “Elune, target the right flank first!” Lyara and Elune were synchronizing their thoughts. Moving aggressively yet calculatedly.The rogues, now under the influence of dark magic, moved like bloodthirsty puppets. Their attacks were swift, their coordination terrifying. Seven bodies had already fallen, five mages had been incapacitated by brutal claws and blows. But five others still stood, and their magic grew increasingly intense.An explosion hits the right side of Lyara’s body, sending her tumbling. She grimaces,