The Lycan King's Luna Healer のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 141 - チャプター 150

Emily’s POVI didn’t expect Malric to take the initiative to have us stay in the quarters behind the Ravenwoods’ mansion—the place my mother and I used to stay.The Alpha and his pretentious wife dared not disobey. And when they suggested taking Irene to the maid’s quarters, I immediately objected.“Can she stay somewhere close to us?” I said firmly, knowing there was another room beside ours she could useI didn’t trust Ruth to leave Irene at their mercy. Not that they would openly do anything to her, she was under the protection of a King’s command, but I wasn’t willing to take that risk.But immediately we settled inside, Malric said he needed to attend to a few matters within the pack.“I won’t be long,” he said.I nodded.“When I come back…” he added, his gaze settling on me for a moment longer than necessary, “I need to put you through some training for tomorrow’s challenge. A duel isn’t something to take lightly.”My chest tightened slightly at his words.“I know,” I said quick

Emily’s POV Lucien looked unfazed regardless.“Your friend said I should give you this,” he said, stretching out a neatly folded sheet of paper.I took it without hesitation, already guessing it was from Linda.And I was right.Her familiar slanted handwriting, in black ink.“Emmy love, I heard what happened. I’m so sorry you had to be disqualified this way. The details of what happened weren’t disclosed to anyone. Regardless, I believe in you. Below is my number. Please call me when you see this.”I smiled faintly as I read it, hearing her voice clearly in my head.“Thank you,” I said to Lucien.He nodded.But his gaze shifted sideways, and a faint frown creased his expression.I turned slightly, and saw Irene approaching.Without a word, Lucien walked away, joining Malric and the others ahead.I frowned slightly. Why the sudden change?My attention returned to Irene as she came closer, her steps steady but not entirely relaxed.I'd been noticing… Something felt off between these tw

Emily’s POV My eyes widened as I stared at a blank white patch where Adrian’s eyes used to be in the photograph.Malric had scraped them off completely.“You… scratched his face off?” I asked, blinking at him in utter disbelief. “In a picture?”I looked between him and the photograph again and let out a humourless laugh.“Seriously?”He didn't even look apologetic.In fact, he looked mildly irritated, as if I was the one overreacting.“Would you have preferred I make it real… on his actual face instead?”“Do whatever you want to his eyes,” I said, my voice laced with sarcasm, “just not on my picture.”Honestly… the almighty Malric, reduced to this level of petty jealousy?I almost didn’t know whether to laugh or be concerned.A faint pause settled between us.Then he reached for me.I barely had time to react before he pulled me into his chest, curling one arm firmly around my waist while the other hand stayed loosely at his side, as if he didn’t need effort to hold me.A faint smirk

Irene’s POVWhen I got bored inside and noticed Emily had gone off to train with the Lycan King, I decided to take a stroll.I slipped out of the Alpha’s house and wandered into the pack grounds.At first, I didn’t think much of it.Just a walk.But the farther I went, the more I started to notice things.The place was… bigger than I expected.Way bigger.I slowed my steps, my eyes moving around as I took everything in properly.I used to think packs were small. Not because I knew much about them, but because I rarely left the four walls of the castle growing up. And even the few times I had traveled with the Lycan Prince as his personal maid, anytime he went to settle disputes between packs or minor battles—we only ever stayed in smaller, more controlled territories.So in my mind… all packs were like that.Small, contained and even predictable.But this one wasn’t.It contradicted all my expectations.I wasn’t even sure how far I had walked when I suddenly caught sight of the Lycan

Emily’s POV Everything Irene was saying didn’t even make sense.That I should back out of the duel?Not possible.There was no version of this where I stepped down and let them twist the story however they wanted. I wouldn’t hand them that kind of victory. Not after everything.“Emily… they’re planning something,” Irene said again, her voice tighter now, like she was holding herself together by force.“I know they are,” I cut in, my tone calm, steady. “And they’re not the only ones planning. I am too.”She stared at me, her expression tightening further—fear and worry written all over her face.“This isn’t the same,” she said quickly, stepping closer. “Whatever Adrian’s father is planning… it’s bigger. It’s not just about the duel anymore. The… the King might be involved.”That made me pause.“The Lycan King?” I asked, my brows pulling slightly.She nodded.I let out a short scoff, shaking my head.“They wouldn’t dare,” I said flatly. “They’d be dead before they even tried anything l