All Chapters of The Outcast Luna Becomes The Lycan Queen: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

My mind raced. Even though Larissa was still alive and giving birth to the future king, I didn't feel the need to worry about her. Because now, my thoughts kept wandering to the woman who had just entered the room. 'Who is she?'A healer? A warrior? Or someone… closer?Every memory I had of Thane, every quiet glance, every whispered word, suddenly felt uncertain.Had I been nothing more than a pawn? A tool for his cause?I clenched my fists, my nails digging into my palms. No! I wouldn’t believe that. Not yet.He had saved me and risked his life to find me. That had to mean something.Still, the image of that woman lingered in my mind; her confident smile, her calm tone, the way she said his name like she’d done it a thousand times before.And the way he had looked at her.A tremor ran through me. The pain in my body felt distant compared to the ache in my chest.I turned my face away from the door, closing my eyes, forcing myself to breathe.“I’ll get stronger,” I whispered to

'Grandpa’s in danger!'“Elijah!” I shouted. “Rush to the safe house! Now!”Before he could ask, I vanished, teleporting in a flash of blue light. The world spun for half a heartbeat, and when I landed, my vision filled with chaos.The safe house was under attack.Rogues swarmed like a flash flood, their red eyes blazing in the darkness. The scent of burned herbs, iron, and blood filled the air, sharp and sickening. The forest trembled with loud growls and screeches, the ground shaking beneath their chaotic charge. Above us, witches floated in the smoky air, their cloaks whipping violently as they chanted, weaving spells that cracked and hissed with shiny black fire as it launched.And among them stood Thane.My blood brother.His presence struck me like a wall of fire, cold and suffocating. He stood tall at the front, his sword gleaming beneath the moonl

'I told you, let me finish him...' Kyrex growled inside my head, his voice deep and rumbling with impatience.I wiped the blood from the corner of my lips. It wasn’t much, just a reminder of how strong Thane’s strike had been. My eyes burned with fury as I stared at him across the bloodstained field.'I’m not done,' I muttered under my breath. 'I just wanted to test his power. And Grandpa is right… he is indeed different now.'Kyrex snarled, pacing restlessly within me. 'Different? That fool’s strength doesn’t impress me. Let me out, and I’ll show him what real power looks like!''Ky, I need him to shift first,' I said calmly, though my own rage threatened to spill over. 'I’ve never seen his wolf before. I want to know what kind of beast my brother has become.'Kyrex grumbled in my mind, his irritation vibrating through my chest. 'Ah, you’re right…' he finally muttered, clearly not satisfied.I took a slow breath, forcing myself to stay composed. The night air was heavy with tensio

"No,” I muttered, tightening my grip on his hair, “You’re lying.”Thane gave a single, broken laugh. “You’ll see…”His head fell backward, his eyes still glinting with that twisted, victorious smile even as the last warmth drained from his skin. The glow in his golden-red eyes faded into nothingness. His chest, once rising shallowly, now remained frozen and unmoving.He was gone.“Rest in hell, Thane,” I murmured, letting his body fall entirely to the ground. Relief washed over me in a slow, heavy wave. Relief, but not peace. Never peace. His voice still echoed in my ears, poisoning my mind.For a moment, I stood there, staring down at him, my breath sharp and uneven. His blood stained my hands and my shirt, but I barely felt it. The battle heat still pulsed through my veins, but there was something else beneath it.Fear.A fear I refused to acknowledge.Kyrex stirred in my mind, his voice low. 'He finally died,' he muttered.'I know,' I replied, but my voice trembled. 'It’s over

A few hours ago.Snow’s voice cut sharply through my sleep. 'You need to wake up!'My heavy eyes flew open. For a moment, I stared blankly at the ceiling, trying to understand what she meant. The room was pitch black. Not a single ray of moonlight slipped through the curtains, as if the sky itself had died. I turned my head toward the bedside table. The glowing numbers on the clock read eleven. I had barely slept for thirty minutes.'Snow? What happened? Kael did not cry. Why are you waking me so early?'A low growl vibrated in my chest as I pushed myself upright, my muscles aching. It felt like my body had been dragged underwater and suddenly forced to move.'Someone has approached this floor,' Snow said, her tone sharper than before. 'And whoever it is carries dark magic. Very dark.'My pulse spiked instantly. I shot to my feet.I did not waste time. I stormed out of my room, crossed the hallway, and slipped inside Kael’s bedroom. My trembling fingers pushed the door closed behi