All Chapters of Torn Between Two Moons: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

122 Chapters

Fire in Her Veins (chapter 91)

(Akira’s POV) The palace buzzed with energy—the clang of steel, the scent of sharpened iron mixed with damp stone. I slipped through the chaos like a shadow, each step pulling me away from the fragile peace of recovery and closer to the war I knew was coming. The bond throbbed softly under my skin, Kaidën’s heartbeat echoing just beneath mine. No matter how far I roamed, I could feel him—his rage, his focus, his fear. It was both comforting and infuriating. I wasn’t his to guard anymore. The armor they provided was light—black leather with silver trim, tailored to my body. When I glanced at my reflection in the mirror, I hardly recognized the woman looking back. The frail girl who once bowed her head around Kaidën was gone. In her place stood someone tougher, colder—someone who had faced death and was no longer afraid of it. “Still as stubborn as ever, I see.” Lyrein’s voice jolted me from my thoughts. He lounged casually in the doorway, one hand resting on his sword’s h

Last Updated : 2025-10-28

Before the Storm (chapter 92)

(Kaidën’s POV) The air was thick with iron and ozone, a stillness hanging in the atmosphere before the blood would flow. I sat on my horse, gazing out at the valley ahead of us. The moonlight shimmered off countless blades, and the low growl of my warriors rolled through the ranks like a living entity. Behind me, I could hear Akira’s steady breathing. Without turning, I knew she was right there — close enough that the bond between us throbbed like a taut wire. She shouldn’t have been here. Every instinct urged me to send her back. But the part of me that had long abandoned reason just… couldn't. “Your hands are shaking,” I said quietly. Her reply was sharp yet steady. “So are yours.” I turned my head slightly to catch her in my peripheral vision. She was sitting tall in her saddle, her silver hair cascading over her armor like strands of moonlight. For a brief moment, she looked every inch the warrior I always feared she would become — untouchable. “This isn’t your fight,” I sa

Last Updated : 2025-11-01

Blood and Moonfire(chapter 93)

(Akira’s POV) The night screamed. Steel clashed against steel. Snarls mixed with war cries, filling the air with a cacophony. Each swing of my blade cut down another Hunter, yet they just kept coming. It felt like a hive; one would fall, and two would take its place. My arms screamed from exhaustion, and my lungs were on fire, but I couldn’t afford to stop. I just couldn’t. Through the haze, I spotted Kaidën — a blur of raw energy, with his sword glowing blue from the moonfire. He was chaos incarnate, shredding through our enemies like a storm. Every move he made was a mix of precision and fury. His roars echoed across the battlefield. But even he couldn’t be everywhere at once. “Left flank! They’re surrounding us!” Lyrein shouted, his voice cutting through the chaos. He twirled his blade in a perfect arc, decapitating a Hunter that lunged at him. I jumped off my horse, landing in a crouch next to a wounded soldier. The metallic scent of blood hit me hard — some human, some not

Last Updated : 2025-11-01

Between Life and Shadow(chapter 94)

(Kaidën’s POV) Darkness. Not your typical nightfall—this was different. It was dense, almost alive. It wrapped around me like smoke, murmuring things I couldn't fully grasp. My body felt weightless, as if my mind was just floating in a void where time had no meaning. I tried to move, but there was nothing beneath me, no air to fill my lungs, no heartbeat. Just silence. Then—there was a flicker. A faint, trembling light appeared in front of me. It pulsed, almost like it recognized me. I reached out toward it, but my arm wouldn’t cooperate. Every little movement sent a jolt of pain through me, as if my very soul was being ripped apart. A voice echoed in the space—deep, ancient, somewhat familiar. “You weren’t meant to survive this, Kaidën Volkov.” I froze. That voice… it wasn’t Thorne’s. It felt older. Colder. “You wielded the Moonfire without fully awakening. Foolish, yet brave.” “Who are you?” I croaked, unsure if sound even existed in this place. The light shifted, formi

Last Updated : 2025-11-01

The Beast in His Eyes (chapter 95)

(Akira’s POV) I felt my heart almost stop when his eyes opened. Kaidën took a sharp inhale, the sound breaking the silence like a miracle. Without thinking, I lunged forward, cradling his face in my hands, terrified he might disappear again if I let go. “You came back,” I whispered, my voice trembling and raw from all the tears. “You really—” Suddenly, he grabbed my wrist, his hold tight. His fingers were freezing, like ice. “Kai…?” He blinked once, then twice. For a fleeting moment, I saw something flicker in his gaze — it wasn’t the usual harshness or even the brief tenderness I’d seen before. This was wild. Dark. Untamed. His body quaked violently, as if something inside him was trying to break free. Panic washed over me, and I leaned in closer. “Hey, hey — just breathe. You’re okay. You’re here. With me.” He looked at me, his face contorted in confusion, then pain. “A-Akira…” His voice was off. “Something’s… wrong…” I clutched him tighter. “You’ve been out for hou

Last Updated : 2025-11-03

Bound to the Monster (chapter 96)

(Akira’s POV) Chaos erupted in the room. Furniture went flying as Kaidën's body convulsed, bones cracking and twisting under his skin. A deep, painful growl rumbled from his chest as he thrashed against the bed, chains snapping like they were made of paper. Lyrein yanked my arm, pulling me back. “We need to restrain him—now!” “No!” I pushed him away. “He needs me—” “He needs control!” Lyrein shot back. “And right now? He’s got none!” The last chain burst free from the bedpost, burying itself in the wall. Kaidën stood there—barefoot, trembling, breathing like a wild animal overwhelmed with rage. His eyes—silver and unfamiliar—locked onto me. I froze. Not out of fear. But because of the connection. The kind only mates understand. Even with death staring us down. He moved towards me, slow and predator-like, claws digging deep grooves into the stone floor. One step. Two. Three. “Ka… please,” I whispered. “Fight it.” His jaw tightened, fangs on display. Yet, beneath that mons

Last Updated : 2025-11-06

The Curse Tightens (chapter 97)

(Akira's POV) Lyrein barely managed to slam the steel doors shut before Kaiden's claws raked across the other side. The metal groaned, buckling inward with each impact. Dust rained from the ceiling. "Those doors won't hold long," Lyrein panted, bracing his shoulder against them. The warriors who survived stumbled back, bleeding, trembling -- fear etched into every face. "He's gone feral," one of them choked. "The King is--" "He is NOT gone!" I snapped, chest heaving. "He's still fighting. I saw it in his eyes." Another deafening crash shook the walls. Cracks split across the steel like lightning veins. Lyrein grabbed my face gently but firmly. "Akira, listen to me. If that door opens, everyone here dies. Including you." "He needs me," I whispered, voice trembling. "I'm the only one who can pull him back." "And I need you alive to do that," Lyrein shot back. For a moment, the hallway fell silent. Everyone stared at the trembling metal doors -- waiting... praying. Then foots

Last Updated : 2025-11-07

A King's Reckoning (chapter 98)

Kaiden's POV Once again, pain was the only friend that Kaiden had. With each puff he inhaled, his chest felt like molten iron, his ribs were fired open with each strike. The iron cuffs which pierced his wrists burnt his flesh--dapped with wolfsbane so that he could not do anything with his strength. The Hunters had just a clue to how to dismantle a Lycan King. But they never guessed the single thing they could not kill, and that was his will. His head was forward, breath rancid, vision swam in and out till the footsteps dragged along the concrete floor. A cold, old familiar voice came after. Thorne Victor. Leader of the Hunters. Monster dressed as a man. "Still breathing?" Thorne clucked his tongue, circling Kaiden as a vulture circling a dead body. "You Lycans are fascinating. Razed out, bled to death... still you hold on to life. Kaiden forced his head up. There was a sluggish smirk upon the edge of his mouth. Are you thinking about changing careers, Thorne? Butchery suits

Last Updated : 2025-11-07

Runaway with Hellfire (chapter 99)

Akira's POV The alarm whistled like a banshee, crimson lights flickered over the steel walls and everything was illuminated in a nightmare light. The smell of blood and silver stung my nostrils. Kaiden was leaning so far over me that he was breathing raggedly, with his teeth set against the pain of poisoning and open wounds. Lyrien stood fiercely behind us, with his sword dripping with the blood of Hunters. "We don't have time," he barked. They are already swarming the corridors with backup units! The fingers of Kaiden clutched mine in a desperate grip. "Akira... just go. Take the baby and--" "No." My voice came out as a snarl. "I'm not leaving you again." His eyes were enlarged--not with power, but with terror. For me. That in itself was like a fire in my chest that was hotter than any moon fire. Lyrien touched a metal panel. An obscured door swung ajar, and there was a tunnel of escape. "Move!" We rushed along, the floor, which was made of metallic material, shaking under ou

Last Updated : 2025-11-10

Blood Moon Debt (chapter 100)

Kaiden's POV Darkness was a parasite on me. With each exhaled breath my lungs were scraped. My wolf growled and raved beneath my flesh--a cage-imprisoned savage that needed food and air. The poison was still in my blood, and was consuming my strength, and taunting my strength. But then... I felt her. The palm of Akira lay against my chest, and the heat was flowing into my bones. Her smell, moon-kiss wildflower and determination, drew me out of the brink several times more. "Stay with me," she whispered. No fear. Just command. I awoke to the old rock of the stronghold of the Emerald Mountains. Torches crackled. Lyrien was yelling commands to have defenses tightened, and warriors bowed their heads. The fortress was getting ready to go to war-- my war-- and I was tied on a medical cot as a sick animal. The poison was less ironic than the irony. The ancient mountain healer was standing above me, and his fingers were moving fast as he pounded glowing herbs in a mortar. You ought t

Last Updated : 2025-11-10

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