All Chapters of YOU BELONG TO ME,MY LOST LUNA : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

VOICES IN THE BREACHSerena’s POVAnd the bond roared in answer.The world fractured.Light cracked in the air. The clearing pulsed with energy. The shadowed figure, the echo of what was hidden, hung between us and nothingness. Trees bowed. The ground trembled beneath our feet.I felt the blade in my hand hum. Vibrate. As though alive. The twin‑crescent guard glowed gold and violet, matching the mark on my chest.Azelia stood behind me, silent. Kael drew forward, blade ready. Beyonce's aura flared, a shield forming around us.The figure stepped closer. No sound. No voice. Just presence. And in that presence, I heard whispers of the distant voices of bonds broken, of those who once held power lost to time.I swallowed. “Who are you?” I asked, though I already knew.It inclined its head. Silver eyes glowed. The seal’s carving beneath us shifted. Symbols reworked themselves, old glyphs surfacing. The stone spoke in magic.Memory flooded me with my mother's lullaby, the altar, the first t

ECHOES OF THE PAST, SHADOWS FOR THE FUTURESerena’s POVDawn rose quiet and pale the next morning….. a soft brush of gold across the valley, the wolves stirring with low howls, the air crisp, tasting of renewal and memory. I stood at the door of the Hall of the Bond, cloak drawn back, the twin‑crescent blade sheathed at my side. Behind me, Azelia, Kale, Bianca, Mother, the Council wolves …… our circle completes for now.The world felt both heavier and lighter at once. Heavy with the memories we carried: battles fought, wards shattered and rebuilt, betrayals uncovered, a mother hidden, a bond reforged. Lighter because no longer did we run. No longer did we hide. Our footsteps were our own. Our hearts are our own.I walked into the main hall, the stones cool beneath my bare boots. The runes on the floor glowed faintly with leftover magic from last night’s ritual. Council elders gathered in silent rows, young recruits watching from the side. All eyes turned to me, to Azelia, to Mother wh

CALLED PATHSKale’s POVI shouldered my sword, feeling its familiar weight against my back. The air after the ritual was heavy with possibility. I inhaled deep. The world had shifted. The land seemed quieter, listening. The forest held its breath.Walking behind them Serena leading, Azelia close, Bianca guarding felt right. I had led before, fought before, but never like this. Never part of something so raw, so real.My steps crunched across stone and moss. Wolves padded on each side. Council guardians flanked us. The bond pulsed faintly through my senses…..stronger than ever since they restored the blade, strengthened the seal.Serena glanced over her shoulder at me. She smiled. Not relief…..too strong a word but something like gratitude. Something like a promise.We descended the path toward the valley. The ruins were scattered there, old towers half toppled, walls broken, wards faded. The valley’s heart still bore scars of ancient battles. But now, they felt like maps waiting to be

The Veil of AshesI looked at the valley wall. The wards we had restored flickered weakly. The runes we had reforged trembled as though the stone beneath was unsettled.“Prepare the guard,” I said. “Send out the wolves into the outer perimeter. Rally the scouts.”Azelia placed her hand on the blade’s hilt. “And you?” she asked.I breathed deep. “I stand where the line must hold. At the centre. When the storm breaks.”She squeezed my shoulder. “We stand with you.”>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Nightfall’s AdvanceAs twilight deepened, the call of danger grew clearer. Patrols found new symbols shadowed slashes on stone, ash‑marks of the blade‑crescent crossed by twin moons. They found wards blackened from within, the runes turned brittle. They found watchers missing, tracks vanishing at the edge of the forest.We gathered in the Hall of the Bond. The war‑leaders, the magic‑houses, the wolf‑clans all seated. The floor glowed with new runes, the twin‑crescent banner above flickered in torchlight.Sere

Winds of ReckoningKale’s POVThe dawn came heavy and gray, but for once there was no fear in it. Just wind, and promise, and the weight of our purpose. I stood upon the rampart of the Hall of the Bond, cloak pulled tight, boots planted firm upon stone runed with moon‑glow. Wolves paced below, their breaths rising like clouds in the chill. The world held its breath.I watched the horizon. Where once I would have seen merely forest and ruin, I now saw something else: threads of movement, faint but unmistakable. A column of dark riders weaving through the morning mist. Spears tipped with black crystal, banners curled in violet flame. The Cult or what remained of it moving. Intent clear.I lowered my gaze. My hand rested on the hilt of the twin‑crescent blade strapped at my side. It pulsed lightly, as though confirming the sight. The bond in my chest throbbed in answer. Then I heard the soft step behind me.“Serena”She strode up beside me. She did not need to ask what I saw; she already