All Chapters of Luna Maya: Destined as the Alpha's Desire: Chapter 91 - Chapter 99

LUCIEN'S POVThe main hall of Maverick's compound had been transformed overnight. What was usually a rough gathering space for rogues now resembled a war room. Maps covered every available surface—hand-drawn, some centuries old, depicting territories that most modern wolves had forgotten existed.The Lunar Kingdom sat at the center of the largest map, an island realm surrounded by the Lunaris Lake. Multiple routes led toward it, each marked with notes in languages I couldn't read."Ancient wolf script," Maverick explained, catching my gaze. "Documentation from the last time wolves marched on the Lunar Kingdom, over five hundred years ago. That attempt failed spectacularly, by the way. Three hundred wolves went in. Twelve came out.""Encouraging," I muttered."Different circumstances. That was an invasion. This is an escort." He traced a finger along one of the routes. "Still, the defenses haven't changed. Can't change, actually. They're woven into the land itself."I studied the map m

LUCIEN’S POVDawn hadn’t fully broken when the first howl split the air.It wasn’t ours.I stood at the edge of the tree line, Ashen Woods stretching wide before us, shadows clinging to every branch like they knew what was coming.“They’re here,” one of Maverick’s wolves muttered.I didn’t need the confirmation.I could feel them.A hundred heartbeats. Maybe more. Moving as one, Garett in the centre.My fingers curled into fists.“Positions,” I ordered, my voice carrying through the trees. “Hold the line. No one breaks formation unless I give the command.”Behind me, rogues shifted, weapons ready, claws extending, eyes glowing in the half-light. They weren't trained like pack soldiers but hungry, fierce, and ready.For the first time, they weren’t fighting for scraps but something bigger.A united force for Maya.A low growl rolled through my chest.“Remember why we’re here,” I continued. “We’re not just holding them off, we’re buying time.”Wolves burst through the tree line like

MAYA’S POVThe grove pulsed with silver light weaving through the ancient trees, the air thick with magic that answered to me now. Behind me, the Veil remained open, my army pouring through like a living tide.And in front of me, Alvin Shadowmane no longer looked untouchable.He looked uncertain.“You’ve already lost,” I said, my voice carrying unnaturally across the grove.His composure cracked slightly.“You think opening the Veil makes you a queen?” he sneered. “Power is not claimed in moments of spectacle, child. It is built over decades. Controlled, and Mastered.”“Then you should have done a better job controlling yours,” I replied coldly.His eyes flashed. The ground beneath us split.Dark energy surged upward, clashing violently against the silver light radiating from me. The grove screamed, ancient magic colliding, tearing at the balance of the place itself.“So be it,” Alvin said, his voice dropping. “If you won’t kneel… then you’ll break.”He lifted his hand, and the pris

Lucien's POVThe moment the Veil opened for us,I knew something was devastatingly wrong. The power pouring through the breach wasn’t controlled anymore. It was unstable, and wild, surging in violent waves that made every instinct in me scream.“Maya…” I breathed.I ran.I didn’t wait for the others, moved on instinct, not caring about formation, strategy, anything, but Maya.The world on the other side hit like a storm, silver light, shattered earth, magic still crackling through the air like the after effect of lightning.Bodies lay scattered, and free.And at the center of it all, was Maya.She was falling, I saw it happen inslow motion, like the world itself was trying to hold onto her but it couldn’t.“MAYA!”I moved before the sound even finished leaving my throat, and caught her just before she hit the ground.Her body was too light, and still.No.No, no, no…“Maya, hey…hey, look at me,” I said, my voice already breaking as I dropped to my knees with her in my arms.Her head

Finn's POVBy the time I got there…It wasn’t a conversation anymore, it had turned into a gathering.A circle of wolves, mostly younger, a few seasoned fighters mixed in, listening.And at the center was Ethan.He stood with his back half-turned to me, posture loose but controlled. Dark hair, lean build, eyes that always looked like they were calculating something three steps ahead.He hadn’t noticed me yet.“I’m not saying she isn’t powerful,” Ethan was saying. “You all saw the reports. Heard what she did at the Veil.”Murmurs of agreement filled their circle.“But power isn’t the same as belonging.”That got louder reactions from the men.“She shows up out of nowhere, suddenly she’s the Lunar Queen, suddenly we’re expected to just accept that everything changes?” His voice sharpened. “That we change?”A few heads nodded, some hesitated.He pressed.“What happens when she decides Blood Moon isn’t enough?” he continued. “When her kingdom comes first?”“That won’t happen,” someone sa