Semua Bab Luna Maya: Destined as the Alpha's Desire: Bab 31 - Bab 40

Maya’s POVThe drums of war echoed through Blood Moon territory.They weren’t real drums. They were the sounds of wolves running, voices shouting, metal clanking, and hearts beating too fast.War was coming.I stood on the stone balcony outside Lucien’s war room and watched the pack move below. Wolves ran in every direction. Some carried weapons. Some shifted back and forth, unable to stay still.Fear hung in the air like thick fog.I felt it everywhere.Not just mine.Everyone’s.It pressed against my skin, filled my chest, made it hard to breathe.Lucien stood beside me, tall and strong, his face tight with focus. He was already thinking like an Alpha, planning where to place warriors, how to protect borders, how to keep everyone alive.I watched him and felt something twist inside me.I didn’t want to stand here.I didn’t want to hide.“I want to fight,” I said.Lucien turned so fast I almost jumped.“No,” he said at once.I faced him. “I’m not asking.”He stared at me, shocked. “M

Grayson's POVMorning came slowly over Blood Moon territory.The sun rose like it was tired, its light weak and pale as it touched the broken ground. Smoke still curled into the sky. The smell of blood, fire, and ash hung heavy in the air.But the howls were gone.The war was over.We had won.I walked through the camp with careful steps. My side hurt with every breath, but it was already healing. Alpha wounds closed fast. Beta wounds too. Pain stayed, but it did not stop us.Around me, warriors lay on stretchers. Some groaned. Some slept. Some stared at the sky with empty eyes.The healers worked without stopping.The pack hospital was full.Wolves were everywhere, bandaged, stitched, resting. The healers moved quickly, hands glowing faintly as they worked. Bowls of herbs, clean cloths, and water covered every table.We had lost warriors.Not as many as the enemy, but too many all the same.Victory always came with a price.I took a deep breath and straightened my shoulders. I was th

Sophie's POVThe palace was quiet now. The smoke from the battle had cleared, leaving the air smelling like wet earth and burnt wood. Wolves moved carefully, picking up pieces of what had been destroyed, but there was a strange calm in the air. The war was almost over. Blood Moon had survived.I walked towards the Luna's wing of the pack hospital where Luna Maya was. I had seen so much blood, so much anger, and yet… here we were. Alive.When I got to the room, Luna Maya was sitting on the bed, her knees pulled to her chest. Her eyes were red, her hands shaking slightly as she held a small cup of water. She didn’t look at me when I approached her.“Sophie…” her voice was barely a whisper, but I heard it clearly.I crouched beside her. “Hey… hey, it’s okay. You’re safe now.”She shook her head, tears spilling down her cheeks. “I… I killed her, Sophie. I killed Victoria.”I swallowed hard, remembering the fight. Victoria, Alpha Kaiser’s sister, had been strong, fast, and clever. She h

Kaiser's POVStone Valley smelled like blood before the first strike was thrown. I stood at the center of the ancient ground, boots planted deep in the dirt.The stones around us were old, older than any pack alive. This was where Alphas ended wars. Where blood decides the truth.The moon was high. Full and Watching.My wolf, Ragar, paced inside me, restless and excited. Across from me stood Lucien.Alpha of Blood Moon.I hated that calm look on his face. Like he believed he would walk away alive.I flexed my fingers. My claws slid out, sharp and ready.“According to tradition,” the Elder said loudly, standing between us, “this duel decides the war. No interference. No mercy. One Alpha leaves alive.”Murmurs spread through the gathered wolves. Blood Moon on one side. Crescent on the other.Maya stood behind Lucien.Her eyes were wide. Afraid and Angry.Good. That's what I wanted.Lucien nodded once. “I accept.”I smiled. “I’ve been waiting.”The Elder stepped back and raised his hand

Grayson’s POVThe war was over, but my hands still felt like they were shaking.I stood in the council room of Blood Moon, staring at the long stone table. Papers were spread everywhere. Patrol maps. Guard schedules. Old reports with dates scratched out and rewritten.Too many secrets. Too many lies.Kaiser was dead, but his shadow still lived here.Someone had helped him. Someone had whispered in his ear for years. Someone who had eaten our food, trained beside us, bled beside us.A traitor.I rubbed my face with my hands and let out a slow breath. I had hunted enemies my whole life. I knew how to track scents, read footprints, and follow blood trails.But this? This enemy left no tracks.Only fear.Lucien stood by the window, his back to me. My Alpha. My brother.We had grown up together. Same training yard. Same fights. Same scars. I had followed him when he became Alpha without question. I would follow him into death if I had to.But right now, I could see it. He was breaking.