Todos os capítulos de Finding their Luna at an all boys school: Capítulo 201 - Capítulo 210

Elara Everything went dark first, like it was sinking into the river all over again, only this time there was no cold water, just a heavy, endless silence. My body felt far away, like it belonged to someone else. The pain from the wound, the drain of pouring out every drop of lunar power all faded into nothing. I thought this was it. The end. Peace, maybe. I'd saved them, my dear mates, they were now free of the curse. The kingdom wouldn't fall because of me. That was enough.But then... i felt a pulse.It was beating small at first, like a heartbeat echoing mine, but its was stronger and brighter, like three heartbeats, actually. It was tiny, rapid and woven together like threads of starlight. They throbbed inside me, inside my belly, sending waves of warmth through the cold void. Pure, unyielding divine energy pushed back against the darkness trying to claim me. It wasn't just one baby. They were triplets, our triplets. They had inherited their power from me, from the Child of P

KaelThe first thing I noticed was the silence. That kind of silence that presses against your ears like water. Birds had stopped singing in the palace gardens overnight, and the usual morning chorus of wolves greeting the sun was gone. I stood on the balcony of our chambers, staring out over the lands. The fields that should have been golden with late harvest wheat looked gray, and brittle, as if something had sucked the life from them in hours. Shadows were pooling in corners where sunlight should have burned them away, lingering like oil on water.I could hear Elara sleeping fitfully behind me, her breathing was uneven, but it still sounded soothing to my ears. She'd been having nightmares for days, she was always waking up with silver light flickering under her skin, and whispering about a void that watched her. I wanted to believe it was just the aftermath of the ritual, and that her body was just trying to adjust to the amplified power and the triplets growing inside her. Cass

Elara The nightmares wouldn't stop. Every time I closed my eyes, the void was there—swirling blackness, pulling at me like fingers in the dark. But woven into it now was Timothy's face, his smirk as sharp as ever, even though he was long dead. His "ghost," that magical echo he'd left behind in those cursed artifacts, was out there somewhere, twisting things. I could feel it in my bones, amplified by the triplets' power growing inside me. Their energy made everything more intense—the surges, the visions, the fear.But one thing I was grateful for was that Kael and Damon were perfectly hale and hearty. But I couldn't ignore it anymore. That afternoon, while the brothers were out scouting the borders for more signs of the void's spread, I retreated to the moon chapel. The air was cool and still, with silver runes on the walls glowing faintly as I knelt on the stone floor. My belly was rounding more each day, pressed against my thighs as I leaned forward, hands flat on the ground. "Sh

ElaraA week had passed after that incident, we had gotten Damon back and I was able to seal out the rogues energy from his soul, trapping it underneath him. After that day I had started to feel immense pain. The pains started like whispers at first, like little twinges in my belly that I thought were just the triplets stretching or kicking harder. But as the days dragged on, they became more intense, like shadows pulling at my insides. My pregnancy had hit this critical point—everything felt heavier, faster, like the babies were in a rush to get here. I would wake up sweating even if it were just a nap i took, visions would flash behind my eyes in three tiny forms glowing with silver light, but one always flickered darker, like it was hiding something. I told the brothers it was nothing when they noticed the change, they always did. I told them it was just normal stuff, but deep down, I knew it wasn't. The void's corruption had left its mark, and now it was messing with me from

Cassidan The shaking started like thunder under our feet, rumbling through the palace stones while we were in the great hall arguing about border patrols. I felt a deep vibration that made my teeth chatter. Kael froze mid-sentence, his eyes narrowing. Damon growled in his throat, his hand going to his sword. Then the floor cracked open like an eggshell, right in the middle of the room. Screams erupted as guards and servants scattered. From the hole burst these nightmare things: twisted hybrids of wolves and shadows, their fur was as black as night with tendrils of darkness whipping around like living smoke. Their eyes glowed red, their jaws snapping with teeth that looked like shards of obsidian."Defend the hall!" Father bellowed, shifting into his massive wolf form. Mother grabbed a nearby spear, with a fierce look on her face. We didn't didn't hesitate. I drew my blade and charged with Kael and Damon. The creatures poured out, more than a dozen, clawing up from tunnels that h