All Chapters of Stormfang Pack: Human Luna: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

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Chapter 71 – The Alpha’s Rage

Lucian’s POVMagnus Veyar had always possessed an irritating talent for smiling when another man wanted to tear his throat out. Standing in Stormfang’s east courtyard with Bella only a few steps away, he looked especially pleased with himself.I stopped beneath the ruined archway, my claws already pressing against the tips of my fingers. The wound beneath my ribs pulled with every breath, still healing from the blade I had taken during our escape, but I barely felt it. Magnus’s scent was inside my territory, and I had arrived in time to hear enough of their conversation to know exactly why.He had come for Bella.Not to abduct her this time. Not to drag her away in chains. He had walked straight into Stormfang and offered her something far more dangerous—a choice. A place in his pack, protection under his name, and a life beyond these mountains if she decided she wanted it.My wolf slammed against my ribs.Magnus tilted his head when he saw me, his smile widening as though he could al

Chapter 72 – A Luna’s Strength

Bella’s POVThe first scream came before the bells.I was halfway down the eastern stairwell when it cut through Stormfang, high and terrified enough to stop me cold. A heartbeat later, the alarm bell thundered from the western tower, followed by another from the lower courtyard. Wolves shouted below, boots hammered over stone, and somewhere beyond the walls came the unmistakable crash of timber breaking.I reached the nearest window just as orange light climbed above the western roofs.Fire.For one terrible second, Magnus’s wolves on the ridge flashed through my mind. Then I saw the direction of the smoke and knew something was wrong. The flames weren’t coming from the outer wall where an attack should have begun. They were already inside Stormfang.“Bella!”I turned as Kael came around the corner with two warriors behind him, his sword bare and blood already streaking one sleeve.“What happened?”“Raiders breached the lower quarter through the old drainage passage. Someone knew exa

Chapter 73 – The Broken Alpha

Bella’s POVLucian collapsed before we made it out of the courtyard.One moment he was standing beside me, staring at the serpent pendant in Kael’s hand with murder settling into every line of his face. The next, the bond twisted so violently beneath my ribs that I grabbed the edge of the well. Lucian swayed once, almost imperceptibly, then his knees struck the stones.“Lucian!”I reached him before I realized I had moved.His weight nearly took me down with him. I caught his shoulder while Kael seized his other arm, and together we kept his head from striking the ground. Up close, the blood on Lucian’s clothes no longer looked like the aftermath of battle. Too much of it was fresh, seeping steadily through the dark fabric at his ribs.Kael swore and tore open the side of Lucian’s coat. “The stitches.”I saw the damage and felt my stomach drop. The wound from the fortress had split open again, probably sometime during the fighting at the western gate. Blood soaked the linen beneath hi

Chapter 79 – A Desperate Gamble

Bella’s POVThe Moonstone sanctuary stood higher than the rest of Stormfang, carved into the mountain where the fortress walls gave way to open sky. I had seen the narrow path leading toward it before, but I had never been allowed beyond the silver gates. Humans weren’t forbidden exactly, according to Kael, but the way he had explained it made the distinction sound suspiciously polite.Tonight, Lucian apparently had no interest in tradition.He walked several steps ahead of me, his black cloak snapping in the mountain wind while one hand remained pressed discreetly against his wounded ribs. He was moving too quickly for a man who had recently been stabbed, stitched, poisoned through the bond, and nearly dragged himself into another battle. I had already told him this twice.He had

Chapter 74 – Between Pride and Love

Bella’s POVBy evening, Stormfang had begun locking itself against its own people.The surviving raider had been moved somewhere beneath the council wing, and Kael had doubled the guards at every entrance before ordering the drainage passage sealed. No one was allowed beyond the inner grounds without permission. Servants who had worked near the nursery were being questioned, warriors were checking storerooms and tunnels, and every familiar face seemed to be studying the next with new suspicion.I hated what it did to the packhouse. Stormfang had never felt like home to me, but I had never seen its wolves afraid of one another.I escaped to Lucian’s chamber partly because it was quieter there and partly because Mara had cornered me in the corridor and informed me that her patient w

Chapter 78 – A Pack Divided

Bella’s POVBy midday, everyone in Stormfang knew the poison had been meant for me.I discovered that before anyone bothered to tell me the news had spread. The healers had finally forced me out of Lucian’s chamber so he could sleep, and I had crossed barely half the lower courtyard when conversation began dying around me. Wolves who had once stared openly suddenly found fascinating things to examine—their boots, the walls, the baskets in their hands—while others watched me with an intensity that made the back of my neck prickle.The strangest part was that not all of those looks held hatred anymore. An older warrior near the armory bowed his head when I passed, his fist touching his chest in the traditional Stormfang salute. A woman carrying folded linen did the same, followed awkwardly by the young girl beside h

Chapter 77 – The Shaken Luna

Bella’s POVLucian did not wake when we carried him back through Stormfang’s gates. I walked beside the stretcher with blood dried between my fingers and more soaked into the front of my dress, most of it his. That fact followed me through the entire ride home no matter how hard I tried to focus on the wounded warriors around us, the exhausted horses, or the wolves limping behind the column. The dagger was still buried beneath his ribs, exactly where Lilith had driven it.Mara had sent instructions the moment Tomas dispatched a rider ahead: do not remove the blade, keep pressure around the wound, keep Lucian warm, and for the love of the goddess, stop letting the Alpha collect knives in his body. The last part sounded suspiciously like Mara rather than medical advice. I agreed with it wholeheartedly.“Move!” Tomas

Chapter 75 – Lilith’s Return

Lilith’s POVBy the time word reached me that Stormfang had uncovered one of the traitors inside its council, I was already standing beneath the pines beyond the northern ridge.So Varick had finally been caught.I stared through the mist at the fortress carved into the mountain, its watchtowers glowing beneath scattered torchlight. From this distance, Stormfang looked almost peaceful. Repairs had begun along the damaged walls, wolves moved in pairs along the battlements, and somewhere behind all that black stone, Lucian was probably turning Varick’s betrayal inside out until every secret fell from him.Finding one traitor had a way of making people believe they had found the only one.Cold wind slipped beneath my cloak as two patrol w

Chapter 76 – The Wolf’s Sacrifice

Lucian’s POVBy dawn, three warriors were still fighting for their lives, and Kael was one of them. I stood outside the healers’ chamber with blood drying beneath my nails, listening to Mara issue clipped orders behind the closed door while bowls scraped, glass clinked, and Kael fought for every breath as though his own body had turned against him. The poison had spread quickly, dark veins crawling beneath his skin before Mara forced enough antidote into him to slow its progress.Slow it.Not stop it.Bella stood farther down the corridor in a dark cloak thrown over the clothes she had slept in, her hair loose around her shoulders and exhaustion shadowing her eyes. She had ignored every attempt to send her back to her room, which I understood because I had ignored the same orders.

Chapter 80 – The Heart’s Confession

Bella’s POVBy the time I escaped the Moonstone sanctuary, I could still feel the mark burning beneath my sleeve.Not painfully. That would have been easier. Pain was familiar enough to ignore, but this was a steady warmth that seemed determined to remind me of what had happened every time I moved my wrist.Chosen by the goddess.The words had followed me all the way down the mountain, carried in the whispers of elders and warriors who had spent months questioning whether a human belonged beside their Alpha. Some had bowed when I passed. Others simply stared, their faces caught somewhere between wonder and disbelief, as if I might suddenly grow claws and make the whole thing easier for them to understand.I wanted none of it tonight

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