All Chapters of Rise & Reign Of The Forsaken Luna: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The dagger lay at my feet, glinting. And Justin's negative words echoed nothing but threats. Each breath was a scream. Not only him. Not only the pack members scorned me. A shadow fell over me. The air filled with a cloying sweet scent, Lyra Thorne's perfume. I flinched, trying to shrink further into myself. “See you!” Lyra said, laughing but with a bad frown on her face. “Crying like the pathetic omega she is. Alpha Justin would never choose such a filthy, weak creature. It's an insult to his bloodline.” I was mute. Her wickedness was true, so hurting and bitter to my soul. "This is what happens when you think you're something you're not, Elara," Lyra continued, her voice rising in false lament. "An omega trying to claim an Alpha. The Moon Goddess herself rejects you clearly." “Huh…” I sighed. I felt a kick on my feet. It was Lyra again. "Get up, omega. Don't make a scene." My body trembled. I wanted to disappear. I wanted everything to just end there. Then, an

My body healed, slowly, surely. The pain from the fall lessened each day, replaced by a dull ache. The bitterness of Justin’s rejection still twisted in my gut, but a new sensation was there too: the faint thrum of the Lumina Mark on my wrist. It was a constant, soft sound, a reminder that I wasn’t just a broken Omega anymore.Fenris was a silent, watchful presence. He never crowded me, but his gaze was always on me, checking up on me. He brought me warm broths and soft foods, changing my bandages with a careful hand. His scent, dark sand and trees, was grounding, calming. Unlike the sharp scent of Justin, Fenris’s presence felt like a lovely embrace.“How do you feel today?” Fenris asked one morning, his voice low. He was sitting across from me, sharpening a long hunting knife. The fast scrape of metal filled the small cabin.“Stronger,” I admitted. “But confused. Queen Luna. Lumina Mark. It’s… a lot to take in.”He nodded, not looking up from his knife. “The Moon Goddess chooses h

“He knows now. And that changes everything,” I said, looking at the Lumina daggers in my hands. They glowed with light, but their purpose was just as wild as death itself.Fenris grabbed the map he’d used for training. He spread it on the rough table. “Justin will move his forces immediately. He thinks he can crush us before the other packs take notice.”“How soon?” I asked, leaning closer to the map. His scent, woodsmoke, and storm were strong and comforting.“A day. Two at most. Lyra’s report will confirm to him that the Queen Luna rumours are true and that I’m protecting you. He sees me as a rogue Alpha, an easy target,” Fenris explained, pointing to a narrow canyon drawn on the map.“He’s wrong,” I stated, my voice firm. "You're the Alpha of Shadowood."Fenris’s eyes met mine. “We have an opportunity, I mean, we know his movements. He will send a scouting party first, a pack of maybe twenty wolves. They will come through the Whisper Canyon.”“The canyon is a trap,” I realized, tra

I felt the power rising up, demanding release. I closed my eyes, seeing the light inwardly. Lumina. Queen Luna. The moon felt closer, pouring power into the Mark on my wrist. I pushed the energy out of my main body strength, aiming it down into the canyon. A ray of strong light formed from me. It wasn’t visible as fire, but as a blinding mind force. The Lumina Call hit the Blackwood wolves. They stopped. Every single one of them. Their heads snapped up, their eyes wide and confused, their aggressive movements halting as if they’d run into an invisible wall. The connection to their Alpha—the single-minded focus Justin commanded—was shattered. “Go!” Fenris roared, shaking his massive head. The Lumina Call was a blinding force, but it was already draining me. I felt weak, light-headed. Fenris’s warriors burst from the shadows, hitting the stunned wolves. Talon took down the Beta instantly. The fight was quick, brutal, and chaotic. I slumped against Fenris's massive wolf body,

Fenris held me slightly away, his green eyes burning with conviction. "I don't need a power-hungry person, Elara. I need a Queen Luna. I need you. And I will defend you against every Alpha, including Justin, who tries to deny our bond."The next two days were just busy with preparations. Fenris trained the escort himself, focusing on discipline and silence. I spent hours alone, concentrating on the Lumina Mark, trying to channel its energy without getting tired. The light now felt less like a storm and more like a firm, burning thing.The night before we left, Mara brought me a dress. It wasn't a sparkling ballgown. It was made of deep forest green silk, long and flowing. It was simple but rich, the color of Fenris's eyes and his Pack's secret woods. As I put it on, I felt less like a rejected Omega and more like a weapon dressed in silk.Mara handed me a simple silver necklace. “This will protect your Mark, Luna. It hides some of the power, so you can save it for when you really need