All Chapters of Claiming his Runaway Luna: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Betrayal’s PriceLucian grabbed my wrist and made me put my hand down. His face was just a few inches from mine, and my eyes were burning. Lucian said, "Take a deep breath. I will not let him get you." My heart skipped a beat when we were so close, but the moment ended when Kael laughed. "Do you think you can handle this?" Then look..." When he raised his hand, the ground behind him broke apart. A hazy figure came out of the darkness. It looked a lot like me, but with hollow eyes and a smile. "What is that?" "Your replacement." She double-stepped forward with an awkward ease, and her eyes were fixed on me. "We need to end this now." Lucian looked at the other people. "Set the prices. The piece will go with this tunnel if it goes away. "That’ll bury us too!" "We don’t have another choice." I looked at him with mixed feelings of anger and fear. "You’re willing to blow everything up while Kael is still in there?" "Elara, Kael is gone. We lose more people every day that

The Cage of StoneI shook my head. “No.”"Oh, yes." His eyes were fixed on me. "And history, my queen, has a way of repeating itself." Lucian moved, and I naturally fell behind him. "Please don't touch her." The Hollow King had a smile with lots of teeth. "Not yet." But she does feel it, right? Pulling. She already has my mark on her. She will pick me soon, just like she did before." I held my breath. "He's not telling the truth." It was Lucian's job to say it. Lucian didn't answer right away, though. The weight of his quiet was too much for me to handle. "Luigian?" It was hard for me to whisper. He took a deep breath. "I don't believe him..." I've seen what his power can do, though. "I've seen people turn" I pulled my hand away from his. "Do you really believe I could betray you?" He closed his eyes for a short time. "I believe he has the power to turn anyone against themselves." He couldn't finish what he was saying because the ground shook so hard. Rock chunks fell from th

The Hollow ThroneI was talking when the Hollow King laughed quickly and cut me off. It was soft at first, but as it got stronger, it shook the room like a storm. "Do you think you're the first person to do this?" Think that giving up something will help them? I couldn't keep up with him because he was moving so fast. He was covered in shadows that just fell off of him. He quickly put out his hand to grab Lucian instead of me before I could do anything else. He held out his other hand and put a pure-black blade against Lucian's throat. Lucian tensed up and stopped moving. Blood poured out of the spot where the blade touched him. The King's voice was almost soft. "My queen, pick." "Either me or him." It looked like the room was to the side. The crystals' light above us dimmed and shook. My heart was beating so fast that I thought it would break my ribs. "Let him go," I told him. "You already made your choice," he said in a low voice. "You came to see me. Now show it." H

Shattered EarthI breathed in "Elara," as if that would bring us closer. The Hollow King's cold, powerful voice could be heard all through the cave, which was rapidly breaking apart. "Luisian, she works hard for you. You're still going to let her down. I didn't notice that my stomach hurt. I didn't have time for his games. We took risks at every turn. The ground was shaking under us. "Down here!" Cassandra pointed to a small path off to the side. I didn't have time to think because behind us, there was a loud crack. Two soldiers were sucked into the main shaft before they could scream. I clenched my teeth. Don't be sad right now. Not now. "Go!" I barked. "No one stops unless I say so!" The more we went, the more it felt like we were walking into a fire. Cassian sat down next to me and spoke quietly. "You did see it, right?" "Her magic in the walls?" "Yes." My throat got sore. "And it's not stable." "What she's doing is dangerous." I didn't want to read it because

The Burning PathBefore I could move, I heard the sound of steel cutting air. He threw himself at me with all his strength. I pushed back hard, and the clash shook the burning hall. We hit each other, and sparks flew all around us. He moved quickly but skillfully, and each strike was driven by pain. I took away his weapon, which made his sword fly all over the floor. He didn't give up, though. Instead, he grabbed the blade of my sword with his bare hands and pushed it against his chest. He looked at the blood on his hands and said, "If I can't get them back, I'll die here... free of this war." "No!" I tried to move away, but he pushed forward and stuck himself even more. As his knees gave out, he let out sharp gasps of air. His blood was hot on my hands when he fell on me. He growled, "Don't... let him win," and then the light went out in his eyes. I couldn't move for a moment. All I could hear was my heart beating. The fire was roaring all around us. I gently put him down and s