All Chapters of Scarred Under Moonlight: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Shadows danced along the edges of the gathering as the pack lingered in awe, their eyes still fixed on the young Beta’s daughter who had just completed her first shift.Aleron remained rooted to the spot, frozen in disbelief. His heart thumped with a rhythm unfamiliar yet exhilarating, pounding through his chest as he stared at the brown wolf before him.Every breath he drew seemed to catch in his throat. She wasn’t just a wolf… she was his wolf, and the moment the word had escaped his lips, the world had tilted into a new orbit where nothing existed except her presence.The wolf’s fur shimmered under the silver light of the moon, glistening like burnished bronze, her large, expressive eyes searching, scanning the crowd and then, finally, landing on him.Aleron’s chest tightened, a mixture of awe and fear coursing through him. He had spent hours, days even, imagining what it would be like to meet her wolf, yet nothing had prepared him for the reality of seeing her here, alive, vibran

The morning sun spilled across the palace grounds in soft streams of gold, illuminating the high walls and lush gardens in a warmth that belied the tension lingering just beyond the kingdom. Inside the royal quarters, Aria moved through the familiar hallways with a sense of urgency, her thoughts still weighted with the Moon Goddess’s warning from the night before.Her fingers brushed along the carved edges of the banisters as she walked, her mind running through the images of Erevon’s scheming, the power the triplets had displayed during the last attack, and the faint chill of anticipation that the Goddess had left in her mind.A knock on her door interrupted the train of thought. Aria turned, and a familiar figure stepped inside: Selene.“My Queen,” Selene greeted, her voice calm but filled with a quiet intensity. “I thought I should come as soon as I could. We need to talk… and plan.”Aria’s lips curled into a small, tired smile. “Selene. I’m glad you’re here. Please, come in.” S

The moment the shadows burst through the courtyard’s shimmering barrier, the air split in a violent crack that vibrated through the palace walls and straight into Aria’s bones.They were fast, faster than anything she had ever faced. Three of them, each taller than a full-shifted wolf, their movements fluid like smoke and yet solid enough to tear through stone. Their forms twisted and folded in unnatural patterns, and the aura they carried was unmistakable:Erevon.Selene reacted first.“Triplets!” Selene’s voice boomed with magic. “To the safety room, NOW!”Lyanna hesitated. “But…”Aria’s voice cut through the chaos, sharp and commanding. “Go! Run and do not look back!”Ronan grabbed Lyanna’s wrist while Aleron moved behind them, his instincts fully awakened. Nerina appeared from the hallway, her eyes widening at the sight of the shadows, but Aleron reached her before fear could root her in place.“Nerina, with us,” Aleron said, voice steady but urgent.She nodded and ran.Aria stepp

For a split second, Aria felt nothing. No sound. No breath. No warmth.Only cold fingers tightening around her wrist, pulling, dragging, swallowing her into a void that felt like a mouth with no end. The moment Jessica’s hand closed on her, the world tilted sideways.Selene’s scream blurred into the distance. Torches flickered into long ribbons of distorted light.Aria’s feet slid across the floor.Her heartbeat was a furious drum in her ears.“Aria! Let go!” Selene shouted, magic flaring in a desperate burst of blue.But Aria couldn’t let go.Jessica’s grip felt fused to her skin, ice-cold but burning deep under the surface like poison.The world behind her dimmed, swallowed into a thick, black haze. For a terrifying moment, half her body crossed the threshold between the palace chamber and the darkness beyond the door.Aria gasped as the shadows tightened around her waist, trying to pull her deeper.“Jessica stop!” Aria shouted, choking on the fear clawing up her throat.A whisper s

The explosion of the window ripped through the quiet of the chamber with a force so violent it felt as though the palace itself flinched.Glass scattered into the air like shimmering ice shards, carried by a wind so cold it burned. Curtains snapped violently, twisting like wounded creatures, and the once-still moonlight fractured into broken beams across the floor.Aria’s breath froze in her chest.Darkness, thick, dense, alive flooded the room as if someone had torn open the night sky and poured its blackest storm straight into the chamber.“Get behind me!” Sebastian roared, pulling Aria instinctively into his arms, shielding her, his stance widening like he expected the world to fall apart at his feet.Selene’s hand shot upward, blue flames erupting from her palm as she chanted a spell with desperate speed. Caius was already stepping forward, sword in hand, the steel glowing faintly from the runes etched into its blade. Elora positioned herself close to Aria, palms rising, magic gat