Revenge of Flame Luna のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 31 - チャプター 40

Lulu We returned to the Crystal Ice Pack, and the floors were no longer as pristine as when I had left them. Blood, sand, ash, and water already starting to freeze forced me to tread carefully with every step. I could hear crying—families mourning sons and brothers lost in the sorcerer attack. Caspian held my hand and didn't let go for a second until we reached the room. “I think we should give them time to grieve. We can meet them tomorrow,” Caspian “Rohan, inform Alpha Fridmund that we won't be returning tonight and that we'll meet him tomorrow. Arrange the meeting. I have something important to discuss with him.” “Yes, Alpha. I'll deliver the message immediately.” After Beta Rohan left, Caspian stayed behind to calm the Elders of Sapphire Water who were still in the room. They discussed their next move while I sat quietly on a chair by the balcony, listening without speaking. The air in this territory was always cold, but that morning it felt heavier as if something was press

LuluI hadn’t realised how quickly time had passed. Two months since my fire-wolf heart was stolen, since I woke up in a cabin deep in the forest.I sat at the long table in the Sapphire Water library, old archives piled all around me. The papers smelled damp, the ink nearly faded. My hands moved slowly as I traced event after event, trying to follow a thread that felt more fragile every time I pulled too hard.I agreed with Caspian about checking the restricted section and digging through whatever books we could find there. That agreement only happened after I’d nearly lost my life at his hands. Turns out most men aren’t very practical thinkers—they need disaster to strike before they realise the risk.Caspian headed for the old newspapers and tabloids, spending almost half an hour wrestling with dust-coated shelves.I focused on myself instead. My heart had been stolen first. I started with records of unnatural werewolf murders. I pulled two books from the restricted section. Both m

Lulu The international airport rose from the coastline like a curved shell of glass and pale stone. Aqualis Haven International, the sign read in letters that shimmered faintly as if touched by moisture. Even the air felt different here—cooler, heavy, carrying the scent of salt and something faintly metallic, like magic left too long in water. I stayed close to Caspian as we walked through the arrival hall. The others followed behind us, alert but trying not to draw attention. Warriors never truly blended in, no matter how hard they tried. There was something about their posture, the way they scanned every shadow. Waiting near the exit stood a woman dressed in flowing blue robes, her hair braided with thin blue threads that caught the light. When her gaze found us, it sharpened immediately. “Alpha Caspian of Sapphire Water,” she said, inclining her head. “I am Maelis, guide of the Light Water Sorcerer community. We've been expecting you.” Her eyes flicked briefly to me—just long

Lulu“So… we’re still moving rooms, right?” I asked, hoping Caspian would agree.“Yeah,” he said, though he hesitated.I knew why. He didn’t want to disrespect our host’s offer. Refusing would only make things harder for us here. Elaria’s goodwill was the one thing we could use if we wanted to investigate the Dark Sorcerer properly.We returned to the inn, packed our things, and Caspian paid for the damage to my room. The innkeeper—Maelis’s cousin—accepted the pouch of gold coins with a wide smile.Maelis escorted us all the way to the eastern tower. She’d been helpful, and she said either Caspian or I could call on her services again if needed.She handed Caspian a small card. “Scratch the surface with your nail to summon me,” she explained. “I’ll come as quickly as I can.”Every step up the eastern tower made me more alert. Every small movement in the spiral staircase, every sound, made me glance back.Once inside the room, I looked around. The walls were mostly grey, and the floor

Lulu"You’d better thank me for that one, Miss McCarthy. I’ve literally just saved you from a prison cell."My skin crawled the moment she said it. Caspian didn't look thrilled either; he clearly wasn't keen on me becoming her "prized specimen."But look, we’re already in deep now. Being here is proving to be way trickier than I’d imagined.Werewolf laws don't mean squat on Sorcerer turf. That’s why my dad left Mum—his "wild side" made it impossible for him to live under their thumb as a wolf.Having sorcerer blood is both a gift and a total curse. I can shift into a wolf, sure, but I can also use fire elements for extra muscle. Sadly, hybrids like us are seen as a total disgrace, and most of us don't tend to last very long.After the whole mess with my heart being targeted—along with other elemental wolves—tensions between the werewolves and sorcerers have gone through the roof. It’s not full-on chaos yet, but I bet it’s only a matter of time before it all kicks off.Caspian wasn't f