All Chapters of The Bloody Luna: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

Eirene froze in the middle of the blood-soaked highway. Her breathing was ragged and her trembling eyes stared at Yoren’s figure in the distance.All of their enemies had already fallen. The asphalt was littered with wolf carcasses, mixed with shattered glass and wrecked cars. The scent of blood was so heavy in the night air that it felt suffocating.Amidst the chaos, Yoren stood with heavy breaths. His fangs and claws were covered in blood and flesh. He looked terrifying, yet he still hadn't stopped.His golden eyes no longer looked like they belonged to him. They were too wild, savage and empty.Eirene held her breath as she saw Yoren suddenly lunge at one of Gardeno’s wolves. She had not expected Yoren to attack a Gardeno wolf, even though they were on the same side.The large wolf’s body slammed hard against the ground. It tried to rise, only to be swept away by one brutal attack from four other wolves.Cries of pain erupted at once. Gardeno’s elite guards immediately retreated, l

“I truly hope Alpha is willing to perform the blood bond ritual before it’s too late. Because if not, he will disappear from this world forever. He will be replaced by his wolf.”Gwyneth’s words echoed loudly in Eirene’s mind. Her words awoke something within Eirene, making her wolf soul howl with determination.Eirene jumped. She lifted her leg high and slammed it into Yoren’s body with all her strength, even though it was futile.Yoren only shifted half a step backwards, further proving that her human body was no match for his gigantic wolf form. He stood firm, as though the attack had never happened.The opposite happened to Eirene. The impact sent her flying instead. Her body crashed against the bonnet of a car with a loud bang before rolling across the tarmac.Eirene let out a soft groan. Pain instantly spread throughout her body. However, she did not stay down for long. She immediately pressed both her hands against the asphalt and forced herself back up.Eirene’s breathing beca

The sky and the earth were shrouded in endless darkness. Gloom stretched out in all directions, engulfing everything in an unfathomable void with no end.Yoren slowly opened his eyes, but he could see nothing. There was no light, no shape and no sign of anything, leaving him utterly uncertain of where he was.He stood still for a few moments, trying to make sense of his surroundings. Yet the longer he observed, the more he realised there was nothing to see.Everything was empty. Everything was silent—until a low growl echoed from somewhere in the distance.Yoren tensed instantly. His instincts flared to life without warning. He became alert, trying to understand what was happening, when something else jolted him again.A long howl shattered the silence, followed by a rough groan. Then came the sounds of impacts, claws and fighting one after the other.The noises came from every direction at once. Sometimes they sounded so close that they seemed to be right behind Yoren's ear; at others

Yoren frowned faintly. It felt as though something heavy was pressing against his head. It wasn't a sharp pain, but a dull sensation that made it difficult for him to think. He tried to remember everything that had happened, but his memories felt fragmented.Time seemed blurred. Everything had become abstract and impossible to define.Faint sounds echoed in the distance: footsteps, people shouting and the hum of engines. The calm night air was tainted by something wild: sweat, tears and blood—so much blood.Yoren's brows furrowed deeper as his consciousness gradually returned. The fog clouding his mind slowly parted until the world around him became clear once more.The first thing Yoren realised was that he was sitting on cracked asphalt. The second was that his body felt strange, as though it was too light somehow.Yoren lifted his head. His gaze swept across his surroundings, taking in the scene before him.Wrecked vehicles littered the highway. Shattered glass was scattered everyw

The hospital room was shrouded in an endless silence. Everything felt cramped and suffocating within the relentless passage of time.Louise had already left, although Yoren did not know when. After telling him something he had never expected to hear, she had said nothing except her farewell.Yoren remained motionless. He was still sitting on the edge of the bed with his elbows on his knees. His head hung low. His fingers were clasped so tightly together that his knuckles had turned white.The Blood Bond Ritual, Yoren repeated over and over in his mind. Eirene had performed the Blood Bond Ritual.Yoren felt as though he had just been struck by something far more painful than any physical wound. His chest churned. His thoughts were in chaos. For a moment, he could not process anything except that single, brutally simple truth.No wonder, Yoren thought bitterly. No wonder I'm perfectly fine.His confusion had finally found its answer. Unfortunately, it had come in the worst possible way.