บททั้งหมดของ Luna Lisa: The Tale Of The Cursed Wolf: บทที่ 11 - บทที่ 20

Lisa slowly opened her eyes. Everything was dark. So dark she couldn’t even see her own hands. The air was cold and heavy, and she could barely breathe. “Reinhardt! Reinhardt!!” she shouted into the darkness. Only her own voice echoed back at her. Her wrists were tied behind her back, her hair was tangled, and her whole body was covered in dirt. A sharp pain pounded at the back of her head, and she could still feel the spot where she had been hit. She tried to move, but the ropes held her tight. “Reinhardt, please! I’m begging you! What do you want from me?” Silence. Nothing but the sound of her own breathing. Tears streamed down her face as she sat there, helpless. The memory of another dark night came rushing back....when her parents died, and she had been taken away to the foster home. That same feeling of fear and loneliness returned like a ghost. Then it hit her. “The mark… the mark!” she whispered. “I’ve seen it before. That’s why it bothered me.” Her heart sta

The burning mark on Reinhardt’s arm began to flare violently as he writhed on the cold floor of the park. It spread like wildfire, branching across his skin in glowing red lines. The heat seared through his flesh as he gasped, clutching his arm in agony. He tried to reach for his car, dragging himself toward it, but his body refused to move. With one last desperate push, he slammed onto the pavement, his vision blurring. “Reinhardt! Reinhardt, what happened?” a distant voice called. Through his fading sight, he caught Rowan’s figure running toward him. “Please… call Bertolt,” Reinhardt managed to whisper, his voice trembling. “Tell him… to come back.” Then everything went dark. “Reinhardt! Reinhardt!” Rowan shouted, shaking him. A sharp, acrid scent filled the air, burning flesh. Rowan’s eyes widened as he traced it to Reinhardt’s arm. “Oh heavens… this is bad,” Rowan muttered, panic rising in his chest. “Did he do this to himself?” Without wasting a second, he lif

Lisa met her house quite scattered when she came back last night. Someone had definitely broken in. She spent hours rearranging everything, clothes tossed around, papers on the floor, drawers roughly opened. She didn’t care that much; there wasn’t anything valuable to steal. Still, she couldn’t understand why anyone would target her of all people. “Dumb folks,” she muttered, staring through her window at the grey morning sky. But something else tugged at her mind. Tesa is hiding something from me. This girl keeps shouting ‘kidnapped’ every minute. She frowned. And Reinhardt… not a single reply to the email she sent. Lisa stood up from her chair, her nightgown barely covering her thighs as she stretched and rubbed her eyes. She opened her laptop again, hoping maybe, just maybe, there’d be a response. Still nothing. Then something hit her. Hard. Wait… there are things I don’t even remember clearly. Her hand slowly reached for the back of her head. A faint bruise. A dull thro

“I would say we deserve an apology for keeping us waiting, Lord Alpha,” Old Lady Gertrude snapped, her voice sharp with irritation.Reinhardt’s response?Silence.Complete, unbothered silence.An elderly man rose slowly from one of the high seats.“We shall begin the meeting in earnest, Family.”Bertolt stepped out from among the crowd and walked forward.“This assembly of all Schmidts, an extremely rare gathering, is to address the disappearance of a full-blood Schmidt who possesses the bloodline-limit power of our ancient forefathers. The death of Nancy, who held critical secrets, and the mortal wounding of my own mate, Ursula.”“A full-blood Schmidt with a power is missing? What?” Old Lady Gertrude shot to her feet. Fierce annoyance twisted her features. Her eyes burned bright blue, her fangs extending.Lisa’s breath caught.She watched Gertrude transform partially, subtle, but unmistakably wolf-like.What am I seeing? Am I hallucinating? She doesn’t look human…Then Bertolt’s word

"What would the Alpha do now?" Elder Heinrich finally broke the long silence. The quietest of the Elders, said to govern the Asia Province of the Schmidt, his words cut through the tension like a blade."Heinrich… and everyone here," Reinhardt began, calm but firm, "I am sorry for troubling you and leaving the headquarters in disarray. But I must be clear: I am the Alpha. I am not here to undermine this family’s legacy.""We can see that," Lady Gertrude groaned, her patience worn thin."I am requesting the family’s permission to take this lady, Lisa, as my mate at least until I discover what she truly is," Reinhardt said, his voice steady in the heavy silence.Whispers surged through the hall like ripples across still water."I don’t understand you! Mate? Never! Do you even know what she is, that you want her as your mate? She’s a nobody!" Gertrude yelled, her words bouncing off the walls."And what do you mean, 'until you find out what she is'?" Elder Kasoer demanded, his eyes sharp