All Chapters of The Legendary Luna ( Luna With No wolf): Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Rhydor “Father, how do I look?” Sylvia twirled playfully, her eyes gleaming with excitement.I looked at her and took in her appearance. Sylvia wore a fitted, deep maroon training set,tight but flexible pants tucked into sleek black combat boots, and a sleeveless leather vest over a long-sleeved black shirt. The vest bore our pack’s insignia, etched in silver across her chest. Her hair was tied into a tight braid, and thin, protective leather guards wrapped around her forearms. She looked every bit like someone ready to take on the battlefield,not just a spoiled Alpha’s daughter.“You look beautiful and brave in that,” I said sincerely, offering her a smile.Her eyes lit up with pride as she lifted her chin slightly, clearly pleased by the compliment. “I checked on you earlier, but you were busy with meetings. I want to go for training,to strengthen my standing in the pack she said folding her elbow to show how powerful and brave she want to become. And I want you to train me today.

DamonImmediately I stepped out of the hall, the doors thudding shut behind me, I opened a mind link to Beta Kane.“Prepare yourself. We’re going for a visit.”There was a beat of silence before his response came, sharp and alert.“Where to, Alpha?”“The rogue I questioned earlier…” I began, my pace quickening down the corridor,”...he said he saw a girl. Running toward the northern border. Alone. Frantic. Said her scent was... strange. Unfamiliar. Feral and yet pure.”Kane’s tone shifted immediately. “You think it’s her?”I didn’t answer. I didn’t need to.“There are only three packs near the northern border,” I continued. “Bloodfang, Silverfang…” I paused, eyes narrowing as I recalled the map etched into memory, “...and the Shadowclaw pack.”A pack known for its secrecy, its isolation. Not hostile, but not exactly friendly either. The kind of place someone could disappear into and never be found unless they wanted to be.Kane growled low through the link. “I’ll have the warriors read

Evenly "Have you seen Sophia today?" Rhydor asked.I frowned, wondering why he was asking. Was it because of Alpha Damon,the most powerful Alpha in the region? Could Sophia be his mate? No, it can’t be. I won’t let that happen. Not under my watch."I said, where is Sophia?" Rhydor repeated, snapping me out of my thoughts."I... I don’t know where she is," I replied, trying to mask my unease."What do you mean you don't know where she is? Aren't you the Luna of this pack? Your job is to run the pack alongside me!" Rhydor snapped."I know, Rhydor..." I said quickly, trying to keep my voice calm. "I'll go check on her in her room.Before I could take a step forward, Rhydor said, "She’s not in her room."I froze. That girl… have been so irresponsible. And now, look at this mess."Now you see what I’ve been talking about," I muttered under my breath, frustration bubbling in my chest."My frustration isn't because we couldn't find Sophia.Hell, I couldn't care less about her. I'm just piss

SophiaThe second time I woke up, it wasn’t to voices or bright lights, but to silence. Warm, golden light poured in through a small window, casting gentle patterns across the white sheets that covered me. My body no longer felt like it was made of lead. The heaviness had lifted, leaving behind a dull ache, but I could breathe easier. I could think.I turned my head slowly and found the room empty,no stern-faced woman, no brooding guard, no dark-eyed man.Just me.A strange mix of relief and disappointment swirled in my chest. I wasn't used to people worrying about me. But that man… the one who’d stayed, who said I scared everyone,his absence made the room feel colder than it should.I sat up carefully, bracing myself with one hand. My muscles protested, but I managed. There was a tray by the bedside, with a glass of water and something that looked like broth. I reached for the water first, sipping it slowly. My throat still burned, but it was better than before.The door creaked open

Sophia’s POVIt had been a week since I left the infirmary, and in that time, I’d come to realize something I hadn’t felt in years.Peace.Not the kind that’s quiet on the outside but storming inside. This was real. Calm mornings. Warm meals. Smiles that didn’t hide daggers. People who looked at me and not through me.The members of the Shadowclaw Pack had surprised me. I expected suspicion, maybe even resentment. Instead, they offered kindness in simple ways. A girl named Miri brought me fresh bread every morning. An older warrior, Garrick, always nodded at me in passing like I belonged here. Even the pups giggling, bold little things had started to run up and tug at my sleeves like I’d always been part of the family.It was... strange. But good.I’d even started helping Lyra in the greenhouse behind the packhouse. She said I had a gentle hand with plants. I didn’t tell her it was the first time I’d ever been allowed to grow anything.My room felt like home now too. I’d arranged a fe