The Alpha's Plump Luna의 모든 챕터: 챕터 101 - 챕터 108

[RHIANNON]I was halfway to the infirmary when Kael's pain hit me like a sledgehammer to the chest.My feet stopped moving. The corridor tilted sideways. Every breath turned to broken glass in my lungs as his rage and grief and raw battle-born fury flooded through the bond without warning.'Mate!' Nyx surged forward, frantic. 'Something's wrong—he's hurting—we need to go to him now!'"I know." The words came out strangled, barely audible. "I know."But my body was already turning, already moving away from the infirmary where Arie had said wounded warriors needed tending, already running toward the source of that overwhelming emotional storm.Toward Kael.The bond pulled like a physical tether—insistent, desperate, and impossible to ignore. Every step closer brought sharper clarity to his emotions. Violence. Destruction. Something breaking inside him that had nothing to do with the battle and everything to do with whatever news had just shattered his carefully maintained control.I hea

[EMRYS]~Two days before the Blue Moon ceremony.~The mind-link hit me mid-stride across the training grounds.'Beta, we have a situation at the gates.'I stopped walking, already knowing exactly what this was about. 'Let me guess. Witch with silver-streaked dark hair, an attitude problem, and zero sense of professional boundaries?'A pause. 'How did you—''Send her through. I'll meet her at the main path.'I'd sent word two days ago requesting Sienna's expertise on the sigils. We were forty-eight hours from the Blue Moon ceremony and running out of time to neutralize whatever these sigils would unleash. The photographs I'd sent should've given her enough information to prepare, but knowing Sienna, she'd show up with questions, demands, and chaos.Always chaos with her."Problem?" One of the warriors nearby caught my expression."Nothing I can't handle." The lie tasted familiar. "Continue drills. I'll be back."I was already moving, boots eating ground toward the main path that led fr

[EMRYS]An hour later, I was deep in the forest with Sienna, following magical readings from her detection device while ten warriors maintained perimeter security.Did I mention I was regretting every decision that had led to this moment?"Left." She adjusted the device's calibration. "About forty yards, near that cluster of birch trees."I adjusted course, leading my group of ten warriors through dense forest. Sienna walked beside me, some kind of magical detection device in her hands that pulsed with soft blue light whenever we got close to a sigil.The other witch teams were spread across the territory doing similar sweeps. We'd found eight sigils so far. Sienna estimated there were at least twenty more."There." She pointed to a rocky outcropping. "It's underneath, carved into the underside of that overhang."I signaled the warriors to fan out, securing the area before Sienna and I approached the rocks.She was right. A complex symbol glowed faintly on the underside of a rocky out

[CONRAD]"F**k you."I cut—shallow, deliberate—the line burning across his skin as silver poisoned the wound.His scream echoed off stone walls."Poor answer." I moved the knife to his other shoulder. "Let's see if you improve. What are Crescent Moon's defensive positions for tonight's ceremony?""I don't—I don't know anything about—"Another cut. Deeper this time.More screaming.This continued for an hour.I asked about patrol rotations, defensive strategies, warrior placements, and internal security. Every question met with either defiant silence or claims of ignorance.The scout never broke.Never gave me anything useful beyond confirmation that Crescent Moon was indeed preparing for attack, that Kael had called in magical support, and that the pack was on high alert.Information I already possessed.'Useless,' my wolf snarled. 'Just kill him and move on.'The scout hung limp in his chains now, barely conscious, blood pooling beneath him. Silver poisoning would kill him eventually