All Chapters of The Outcast Luna Becomes The Lycan Queen: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

I almost dropped my phone into the pillow when Remi's voice came from the doorway. For a second, I shoved the device beneath my pillow and tried to smooth my breathing so I didn't sound like a guilty thing."Keala, may I come in?" she asked."Sure," I managed, forcing my voice to calm despite the tremor in my chest.Remi's face was different; tight, the lines around her mouth drawn as if she'd been thinking too hard for too long. "What's wrong? You look… troubled. Did something happen?" I sat up slowly, testing the dull weight in my waist.Every movement still tortures me. The potion left its residue in my blood like a stubborn stain.She put her hand up before I could finish. "Take it easy, Keala. You're still weak. You shouldn't be sitting up at all. The wound hasn't fully healed, and the potion's traces are still in your blood.""Oh, come on, Remi." I pulled the blanket closer, stubborn as always. "I know I'm not fully recovered, but I can sit. I promise I won't walk around. Just

This was only my second day visiting Remi's house, and already I had learned a valuable lesson from Keala.We did not waste any time. The moment we started, I showed her the martial art movements Elijah had taught me. Keala, with her sharp eyes and merciless patience, immediately exposed every weakness in my form.I had thought I was doing well. In fact, I had even been proud of myself. But Keala only needed to point out my mistakes a few times, and suddenly everything I thought I knew looked sloppy. Still, I can sense I'm a fast learner because with each correction, I improved. Even though we had not exchanged whole moves as her injuries still limited her, her guidance really made a difference. I could feel my body becoming sharper, faster, more controlled.Confidence was beginning to stir in me. And this time, I was not just pretending to be strong.And today, another thing made me happy: Keala herself had significantly recovered from her injuries. She could now walk on her own

"No, no, my lady! Please, don't. She'll break my leg. Did you forget she is the stronger female warrior in this Pack?" Ara hurriedly refused politely. Keala laughed as she looked at Ara's panicked face, "I would never do that, Ara. And, let me correct you on one thing, I'm a powerful female warrior in this kingdom... Not just in the Pack."Ara still shook her head. She didn't want to mess with Keala, or she might end up in the hospital.I couldn't help but laugh with them both, "Ara, relax. I am joking. You will survive another day without sparring. I remember you have not yet met your mate, so I will make sure you find one first before I ask you to spare with Keala."She placed the tray down and muttered under her breath, "Y-Your highness... I might not survive your jokes, though."That only made me laugh harder.But without me noticing, Keala's expression slowly changed, as if something was bothering her. Before I could ask, at the same time, Remi finally entered the room carrying

The door swung open, and Remi hurried in, her robes fluttering behind her. Her eyes went straight to me, and I caught the flash of worry that she quickly tried to hide."My Queen," she said breathlessly, rushing to my side. Her hands hovered above me, her gaze flicking from my face to my stomach. "Tell me what happened."Veldrin, the one who responded before I could even breathe. "She's in pain, Remi. Her legs cramped; she could not move. When I tried to touch her, I was rejected by some invisible force. Fix this. Now." His voice was low, sharp, and commanding. The way he spoke now was the sound of The Lycan King. He was not asking, but he was demanding.I flinched at the anger vibrating in his tone. Not anger at me, but at the helplessness tearing him apart.Remi bowed her head quickly. "Yes, Your Majesty. I will examine her right away." She looked at me, her voice softening. "Please, my lady, relax, don't be scared..."I nodded weakly, clutching the sheets beneath me.Remi press

For a moment, I stood there staring at both of the maids in return. I know they told the truth, and none of them lied to me. I could also hear their thoughts, no malicious spark in their minds. They are both clean.'They are clean.' Kyrex seems to have thought the same as I did. "Get out," I growled.They scrambled away, skirts fluttering like frightened birds. The moment the door shut, I began pacing again. My wolf growled inside me, restless.'If Keala harmed her, I'll...''Careful,' Ky interrupted. 'We don't have any proof. Yet.''I don't need proof to rip someone apart,' I snarled back.'And if you kill her for nothing?'I froze. My fists tightened until my claws pierced my palms. Blood dripped to the floor, sizzling with heat from my fury.'Then I'll tear apart the real culprit next,' I muttered.Ky groaned inside me. 'Sometimes I wonder how you became king. Your plans are always "kill first, regret later."''It works,' I snapped.'Not for your Mate,' he countered, his voice da