Todos los capítulos de THE ALPHA'S HIDDEN LUNA : Capítulo 11 - Capítulo 20

The clash of light and darkness tore through the forest like a living storm. Silver fire erupted from Ariana’s mark, colliding with the obsidian energy radiating from the towering shadow. The ground trembled under their power, the Blood Eclipse pulsing above like a beating heart.Ariana’s breath came in sharp bursts as she pushed against the force. Every muscle in her body screamed, every nerve burned with energy—but she refused to yield. This was more than survival now. It was truth demanding to be seen.The creature roared, its voice deep and layered, echoing like a chorus of the damned. Silver lightning forked across its dark form, revealing flashes of twisted armor—and then, carved into its chest, she saw it again.The mark. The same symbol Damon had once drawn in the dirt on a night he thought she was asleep. The mark of his past.“Damon!” Ariana shouted over the chaos. “What is it? What is this thing?”Damon’s face was pale, eyes wide with a haunted mix of recognition and grief.

Ariana froze.The reflection in the obsidian pool rippled—not from wind, not from her movement—but as though something beneath the mirrored surface had awakened at the sound of her breath.Those eyes…Those unmistakable silver eyes.But they weren’t Damian’s.They weren’t even entirely wolf.They were something older.Something ancient.Ariana’s heart thudded against her ribs as she stepped back, but the reflection followed, shifting as though whatever watched her was just beneath the thin line separating reality from something darker. The pool glowed faintly, shimmering with the same strange energy that had pulsed through her mark earlier.“Who’s there?” Ariana whispered.Silence.Then—“Luna…”A voice slid through her mind like smoke curling around fragile glass—soft, echoing, layered with tones she couldn’t recognize. Male. Female. Old. New. A chorus of contradictions. But intimate. Familiar. Almost knowing.Her pulse spiked.“I’m not your Luna,” she said sharply, though a part of

The forest air turned razor-sharp.Ariana felt the shift immediately—an invisible pressure crashing down like a tidal wave. Damon’s aura flared in response, silver light rippling beneath his skin as instinct took over.War.It was coming.And it was coming for her.Damon didn’t waste a second. He tugged Ariana behind him and addressed the warrior. “How many Council members crossed the border?”“Seven Elders and two full battalions,” the warrior replied. “Alpha… they arrived under a white flag, but—they’re not here to negotiate.”Ariana’s heart hammered. “Why would the Council want me now?”Damon didn’t look at her as he spoke—his jaw was locked, his fury simmering like a storm he barely controlled.“The Dark Priest wasn’t lying. They know something about the prophecy…”He finally met her eyes, silver blazing.“…and they want to use you.”A chill coursed through her, but she forced herself to breathe. “Use me for what?”“For the Eclipse,” the warrior whispered. “They said the Luna has

Ariana had never known silence could be so loud.The forest stretched before her—silver, shadowed, ancient. Moonlight spilled between the trees like liquid blessings, painting the ground in pale fire. Behind her, Damon and the warriors stood guard, but they kept a respectful distance. This was her journey. Her awakening. Her ascension.Ariana stepped forward.The moment her foot touched the mossy earth, the world trembled.A slow pulse—deep, rhythmic, powerful—echoed through her bones. It wasn’t just magic. It wasn’t just the mark burning on her skin.It was the Moon herself calling her.Damon exhaled sharply.“She’s reacting already,” he murmured to Kael beside him. “Faster than I expected.”Kael folded his arms, though tension tightened his jaw. “And faster than the prophecy said. That’s either very good… or very dangerous.”Ariana didn’t hear them. She was too focused on the pull inside her chest, like something ancient and buried was awakening, stretching, reclaiming its place.Th

Ariana staggered backward as her claws extended—long, sharp, obsidian-tipped. Her breathing grew ragged, each inhale burning like fire. Her vision flickered between crisp moonlit clarity and a deep, shadow-drenched haze that made Damon’s face blur into something prey-like.“No… no, no—” Her voice cracked. “Damon, stay back.”He lifted his hands slowly, palms open, like he was calming a feral animal.“You’re fighting it. Good. Keep fighting—”But the beast inside her thrashed violently, its hunger scraping against her ribs like talons carving bone.B L O O D.The whisper slithered through her skull.F E E D.Ariana clamped her hands over her ears even though the voice was inside her.“Get it out,” she gasped. “Damon, I can’t—I can’t control it—”Damon stepped closer.She backed away instantly, a snarl ripping from her throat without permission. Her fangs extended. Her muscles tightened. Her entire body vibrated with power she couldn’t tame.Damon froze.“Ariana… it’s using your fear. B