All Chapters of The Luna’s last breath : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Aria stood confused, her heart racing and fire burning through her lungs.Behind her, Maeron shouted.“Let her fall! The prophecy ends here!”The prophecy.The word sent chills down her spine.Amidst the chaos, she turned around, meeting Maeron’s pals gaze.For the first time, she saw fear in his eyes.Not hatred—but fear.Why?The guards marched forward.Aria opened her arms wide, feeling hopeful than ever.“If fate plans for me to die, it will have to try harder.” She whispered.With that, she jumped.The wind screamed around her and the mist swallowed her.The rest of the world seemed to blur into silver and red.For a moment, she thought she saw Kael’s face in the moon whispering to her, Run my love.Then it all went black.She woke up to rain dripping from the trees above her.She lay on moss, her leg bandaged and her throat sore.Elias crouched right next to her, his eyes empty but relieved.“You’re safe for now Aria.”Aria sat up weakly.“How did I—”“I caught you midway down.You don’

Aria felt it—the bond, a deep ancient recognition of one’s fated mate.Her heartbeat and his in the same rhythm, like two halves locked in the same body.She stumbled back.“No…not him”The look on Dax’s face changed, switching from shock to anger.“Impossible, no it can’t be.”Elias looked at both of them confused.“What is going on?”Dax staggered to his feet, breathing heavily.The energy around her still shimmered.He could feel her— her fear, her strength and her pain.“Stay away from me," she said, crawling away from him.He clenched his fist, jaw tightened.“You dare use moonfire against me?”“I warned you.”“How are you able to do that when the council stripped your mark?”“I don’t care what the council did.I did not kill Kael!”Something in her voice cracked, and in a heartbeat, Dax Riven hesitated.The pain in her eyes said it all.She was not a murderer like the council said.He shook the thought off.“Tell your lies to the council, not me.”He lunged at her.She dodged swiftly, b

The woods grew darker ahead of them as they ran.Not because night had fallen—but because something wanted it that way.A strange feeling swept over Aria the moment they crossed the invisible boundary. The air thickened, heavier and creepier. Even the birds had gone mute, as if they feared being noticed.“This place is cursed,” Aria whispered.Dax didn’t stop running. His sharp eyes scanned the forest, every muscle tense and every step calculated.“It’s the Shadow Woods. Packs come here only when they have a wish to disappear.”“Then why are we here?” she whispered.“Because no council guard will follow us inside,” he replied in a low tone. “And no rogue in their right mind will either.”Just as he finished talking, a long, twisted howl came from the trees ahead.“Damn.” Dax cussed under his breath. “Correction. Almost no rogue.”Aria’s eyes widened. “Dax…”“I know. I heard it too.”The sound was different from the others. It wasn’t wild or mindless. It sounded controlled and ruthles

The ruined fortress rose from the mountains like a wound that refused to heal.Its ancient black-stoned walls were cracked and scorched, carved with old claw marks and ancient symbols which were half erased by time. It was once the seat of the strongest Alpha bloodline in Volaria, but now it stood wrecked, abandoned and cursed.Aria stopped at the edge of the clearing to catch her breath.“This is where Kael was born,” she whispered.Dax held her hand tightly. He hadn’t let go since they entered the pass. “And where his father died.”Elias staggered up behind them, panting. “Everyone knows this place is a forbidden territory. And moreover, no wolf survives here.”“The more reason it’s safe,” Dax replied grimly. The shadow detests old Alpha grounds. There is too much raw power in the stone.”Aria trembled as she took a step forward. Her instincts screamed at her to turn back and run. The air around them felt heavy and thick with old grief and rage.“I don’t want to be here, ” Aria w

The sky burned.Arrows came falling like halestone, striking both stone and shield alike. The Alpha Guardian stood to its full height, its roar splitting the earth as it slammed its massive hands into the ground. Stone walls surged upwards in a tower, blocking the first batch of the council’s assault.Aria stood at the heart of the fortress, the Heartstone glowing in her hand.“Hold the line,” she commanded.Her voice, powerful and stronger than it had ever been.Every wolf heard her. Even those who had never sworn to her, felt it pull at their bones.Dax fought tirelessly at her side, his blade moving in brutal precision. He didn’t look back—he didn’t need to. He felt her presence around him like a shield.“ Left,” he shouted.Aria responded instantly, she raised her hand and moonfire flared in the left direction. It slammed a group of soldiers, throwing them back like broken toys. The power came easier now, although it was still terrifying, she could control it now.The Guardian r