All Chapters of The Luna's Lost Halo: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Leonardo's breath caught in his throat as he heard the rattling of bones, followed by the slow emergence of a skeleton from the stone casket.As it stood, the darkness that had swirled within the casket began to dissipate, revealing the skeletal form in all its gruesome detail.Leonardo's gaze zeroed in on the small sword lodged in the skeleton's chest, its blade gleaming with a sinister light. A smirk spread across his face."I've found my target," he whispered to himself, his eyes burning with a fierce determination.Once again, he brought out the vial of angel's tears. Seeing this, the skeleton laughed mockingly."You have lost the opportunity to use it on me!" he mocked."Now that I'm back with the rest of my being, that would not affect me! Just as this stupid sword is nothing but an annoyance," he declared and drew out the sword of light buried in his chest.Leonardo picked up the sword and instantly noticed that it was getting corrupted by the black mist and its appearance had

"Why am I here?" Leonardo asked in confusion while looking around the familiar office where he had met Mergec during their hunt for the needed materials to make the mini halo. His brows furrowed as he took in Mergec's appearance hovering over him."How did I get here? What about that remnant soul and the Sword of Light? Did you take them?" he demanded hastily."Is that how you say thank you to the person who saved your life?" Mergec tutted."You passed out after you defeated the big bad monster, and I got there just in time to bring you here," he explained after noticing Leonardo's confused expression.Leonardo's expression turned cold as he stood up from the couch he was lying on."Are you with the council? Or the rogues?" he asked. "Where is the Sword of Light?" he demanded."I asked you where the Sword of Light is!" Leonardo repeated, his voice now icy and tinged with a dangerous edge.But Mergec ignored him, his attention still focused on the books in front of him.Frustrated, Leo

"No!" Leonardo declined with a low growl, startling Hazel. She bit down on her lower lip and maintained her firm gaze."You can't just decline without even considering it! I want to help! I promise I won't be a burden, and I won't slow down your progress," she pushed further, not wanting to give up under Leonardo's intimidating gaze."Ruby has always wanted to travel round the world, and she always told me about places she wants to visit. With that knowledge, I can help you trace her steps, and we can easily find her... Please," she pleaded, giving both Alphas doe eyes."No, not this time, Hazel. You can't get in on this. It's dangerous," Dylan sided with Leonardo, leaving Hazel helpless and annoyed.She bit her lips and stomped her foot like a kid throwing a tantrum before plopping down on the couch with her hands folded under her breasts."I just want to help… What is the big deal? I want to right the wrong; my sister stole the halo, so let me help you find it. Why are you being gru

Tony's hand stilled mid-air as Ruby's words sank in. He blinked, wondering if he had heard her correctly."What do you mean?" he asked, his voice coming out flat and emotionless.He tried to hide his disbelief, but it was impossible to deny the shock coursing through him.'Did I hear her words correctly?''Ah! No, I don't think so…''It's not true, hell no!'There is no way she could have been on the run for three years—always in danger, even on the verge of death—for three good years without giving up if truly it was with someone else.It just wasn't possible!The words rang in his mind, over and over again, and he found himself frozen in shock."The halo didn't leave Salem City with me three years ago," she confessed, her voice soft but steady.He felt a wave of disbelief wash over him, his heart pounding hard against his chest."You are kidding, right? This is supposed to be a joke?" he asked breathlessly as he gave her a pointed stare, his eyes filled with hurt and anger.Ruby ave

At exactly midnight, the moon turned a deep crimson, casting an eerie glow over the land.Howls and growls filled the night air; the Pack members trembled in fear at the ominous portent, everyone praying it would never come.The dark sky seemed to swallow up the stars, leaving them in a world of darkness and dread.Even the trees seemed to bow their heads in sorrow, their leaves rustling in the wind like a funeral dirge.The air stood frozen in terror, unable to move, leaving people unable to breathe.It was finally the time.It was a night of reckoning, a time when all the world would be plunged into chaos and despair.The dreaded 'night of death' had come, bringing with it a wave of destruction that would leave no one—no families—untouched.Mothers would weep for their lost children; fathers would curse the darkness that had claimed their loved ones.The night would pass, but its effects would linger, leaving a trail of sorrow and pain in its wake.No one could ever be truly prepare