The Silver Luna: Lycan Reclaimed のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 51 - チャプター 59

Alicia's POVA soft knock pulled me from sleep.I opened my eyes slowly.For a moment, I did not know where I was.The room was dim, illuminated only by the pale moonlight slipping through the curtains.My body still felt slightly heavy from the illness, but I was much better than I had been earlier.Another knock sounded.I frowned.Who could possibly be visiting me this early?“Who is it?” I called.There was a brief silence.Then a familiar voice answered.“Alicia?”My eyes widened.I knew that voice.“Clara?”I pushed myself upright.The door opened slowly.My twin sister stepped inside.For several seconds, I could only stare at her.“What are you doing here?”Clara smiled.“I came to see you.”I blinked.“Here?”She closed the door behind her.“Yes.”“But…”I looked at her in disbelief.“You came all the way from the northern territories?”Clara nodded.“To the Great Lycan Kingdom.”“That is a long journey.”“I know.”I stared at her.The distance between our kingdoms wasn't some

Kylian's POV The palace had become quieter by nightfall.I stood beside the large window in my chambers, staring out at the moonlit courtyard.Something was wrong.I could feel it.Ever since Alicia had fallen ill, every corridor seemed different.Every servant seemed suspicious.Every unexpected movement caught my attention.I had spent most of the evening reviewing reports, but my mind kept returning to the same questions.Who had entered the kitchen?Why had they disguised themselves?And why was Emyrius so nervous when I questioned him?I had no answers yet.But I was not going to stop searching.A knock sounded at my door.I turned.“Enter.”One of the palace guards stepped inside.He bowed.“My Beta.”“What is it?”“I have something you should know.”I observed him.“Go on.”He straightened.“It concerns Rima.”My attention sharpened immediately.“Rima?”“Yes, my Beta.”“When?”“Earlier today.”I moved away from the window.“Tell me everything.”The guard took a breath.“After

Kylian's POV I did not tell King Vyan what Rima had told me.Not yet.The words had been burning inside my mind since she left my chambers.Clara and Nadia.Working together.Luna's tea.The King's heir.It was too much to act on without proof.And if Rima was telling the truth, one wrong move could warn the enemy that I was investigating them.So I decided to watch Nadia first.Quietly.From a distance.The following morning, I stationed myself near the royal dining hall.I pretended to be reviewing reports while keeping my attention on the servants moving in and out of the kitchen.Then Nadia appeared.She walked into the kitchen with the confidence of someone who belonged there.That alone was not unusual.Vyan had trusted her to oversee Alicia's welfare.But what happened next caught my attention.Nadia approached the tray prepared for Alicia.She looked at the food.Then she looked at the tea.She lifted the cup.Paused.And smelled it.My eyes narrowed.Why?She placed it down

VYAN'S POVI stood alone by the large windows of my chambers, staring into the darkness beyond the palace.The kingdom was quiet.Too quiet.Moonlight covered the gardens, silvering the trees and stone paths below.Usually, I enjoyed nights like this.Tonight, however, my mind refused to rest.Too many things had happened.My Luna.Rima being accused.The strange behavior around the palace.The unanswered questions.And yet, despite everything, a thought kept bringing a smile to my face.My heir.My hand slowly moved across my chest.Nine months.Nine months until my child would come into this world.Nine months until the future of my bloodline would be secured.I smiled.Then an old memory returned.A memory I had buried for years.A memory from when I was eighteen.Before Alicia.Before I became the husband of the most precious woman in my life.Before I understood what it truly meant to carry the weight of a kingdom.I was young.Angry.And determined.The Great Lycan Kingdom had b

Alicia's POVI could not explain exactly when it happened.Perhaps it was the way she looked at me when she thought I was not watching.The questions she kept asking.Or It was simply Lyra.My wolf had never trusted her.And lately, I was beginning to understand why.Clara had been in the Great Lycan Kingdom for several days now.Longer than I expected.At first, I had been happy to have my sister around.She had arrived claiming that she missed me.She hugged me, asked about my health, and even cried when she saw how weak I had become after the illness.But something about her concern never felt genuine.It felt rehearsed.Too perfect, carefully performed.That morning, I sat near the window in my chambers while Clara brushed her hair in front of the mirror.“You're staying again tonight?” I asked.She looked at me through the mirror.“Of course.”I frowned.“Why?”She turned around.“What do you mean?”“You've been here for days.”“And?”I folded my arms.“Don't you think you should