All Chapters of Finding their Luna at an all boys school: Chapter 211 - Chapter 216

The alpha The rain started the moment he stepped through the gates—like the sky itself wanted to wash him away before he could speak his name. I stood on the battlements, as wind whipping my cloak, watching the rider approach. He was tall, broad-shouldered, with hair like mine—silver-streaked black—riding a warhorse that looked half-starved. Guards flanked him, with their spears ready, but he held his head high, there was no fear in his eyes. We'd been through hell these months, now this was happening. The man dismounted smoothly from the horse, pulling a sealed parchment from his saddlebag. "Alpha Lucas," he called out to me, his voice carrying over the downpour. "I am Thorne, the son of Mira of the eastern clans. Your son. Illegitimate, perhaps, but Ardent blood runs in me and i bear proof of it."My gut twisted at the mention of the name, Mira. I had brought myself to forget about her, thinking I would never hear that name ever again. And this man in front of me was claiming t

210—Damon The darkness hit me like a wall of ice water, sucking the breath from my lungs the second I jumped through the portal. I'd volunteered without thinking twice, Kael was the leader, Cass the strategist; I was the feral one, the wanderer who'd danced with shadows before. If anyone could handle the void's nightmare realm, it was me. Elara's scream was still echoed in my ears as the vortex closed behind me, her face pale and twisted in pain from the premature labor the eclipse had triggered. Gods, the look in her eyes, fear for me, for the triplets, for everything we'd fought to hold together.The realm warped around me, time bending like a bad dream. One step, and I was a kid again, running through the palace halls with my brothers, laughing before the curse hit us. Another step, and decades flashed by Elara dying in the ritual, her light fading while I howled uselessly. Illusions clawed at me, lost loved ones materializing from the swirling black mist. My first mentor, the o

KaelIt was the third day in the seventh month, when the sky cracked open the moment the horns sounded.I was on the highest tower watching below when it happened, watching the horizon bleed black. Blackthorn banners mixed with void shadows, an army that moved like one living thing, wolves twisted with darkness, riders whose eyes glowed with the same hunger that had nearly taken Damon. They hit the outer walls at dawn, siege ladders rising like bones from the earth. Our defenses held for the first hour, arrows and fire raining down, but the void merged with them, eating through stone like acid.Then Thorne betrayed us again.I'd known it in my gut the second he offered that "alliance" after his claim. But we'd needed numbers, we needed his knowledge of void whispers. We had sustained a stupid hope. Mid-battle, as I led the aerial defense, more wolves who had shifted dived from the skies, tearing at Blackthorn flyers, he struck. Thorne wa void-possessed fully now, his eyes were pitch