All Chapters of Revenge of Flame Luna: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

LuluLast night was a complete disaster, but the vision of my mum changed everything. As I adjusted the pillow, I looked at Caspian, who was still waiting for me to speak, his expression full of worry.“There’s something my mum drew,” I whispered again, this time more firmly.Caspian moved closer, sitting on the edge of the bed. “Did she say anything?”“Not in words,” I replied, trying to recall every detail. I raised my hand, copying the movement I’d seen in the dream. “She made a circular motion, pointing right at the dragon’s heart. Then she pointed at the moon, just as it was nearing its peak.”I let out a long breath, feeling a dull throb in my temples. “That pyromancer mentioned something about the ‘Thirteenth Moon’. Mum seemed to confirm it. She wants me to save the dragon at the right moment. I’m certain that circle symbol isn’t just a random gesture, it’s the key.”Caspian frowned, his hands clenched on his knees. “I’ve no idea what that could mean, Lulu. Problem is, we can’t

LuluNiobe’s calm attitude felt like sandpaper scraping against my skin. I stood there, cradling my baby who had just drifted off, while the anger I’d buried for days began to simmer back to the surface.Every time I looked at her face, the memory of that ravine came rushing back.The searing heat of magic that nearly killed me, and how she’d almost sacrificed all of us for her own mission.“Explain,” I pressed, my voice low and sharp. “No riddles, Niobe. I’m not in the mood for games this afternoon.”Caspian stepped forward, resting a hand on my shoulder. His touch was warm, trying to steady something in me that refused to be calmed.“Lulu, take it easy. We need this information if we’re going to save the Red Dragon. Niobe has her own ways of getting details out of the Order of Ignis’ stronghold.”I let out a scoff, turning my gaze to the crackling fire in the hearth. “She always does.”Niobe didn’t rise to the bait. Instead, she stayed focused on the sheet of paper I’d copied from T

LuluDorian’s face was still stuck in my head, even after Niobe had left the inn. I stared at the sketch again, trying to dig up whatever scraps of memory might still be buried beneath the trauma of having my heart ripped out.That jawline, that cold gaze felt like a piece of a puzzle that didn’t quite fit.“Still thinking about him, love?” Caspian asked softly, resting his hand over the copy of Dorian’s sketch.“Yeah, you know what I’m like,” I murmured, feeling that odd pulse in my chest, the one that didn’t belong to a real heartbeat anymore. “He feels familiar. Like I might’ve touched his hand once, just a simple handshake.”Caspian studied me closely. “We’ll find him. But you can’t think straight on an empty stomach.”Right on cue, my stomach growled. That whole tense discussion with Niobe had completely drained me. Caspian quickly called one of his loyal warriors stationed outside and told him to grab some food from a nearby stall.Not long after, the smell of grilled meat and w

LuluBlood and sweat hung thick in the air inside that small tent. I was kneeling on the damp ground, staring at Elara, whose face had gone pale as paper. She groaned, her fingers clutching the bedding so tightly her knuckles turned white. Richard looked panicked beside her, his eyes full of pure fear.I closed my eyes for a moment, focusing. “Sandra, I need you. Now,” I called through our mind link.Sandra’s voice echoed in my head, calm but firm. [I’m here, Luna. Steady yourself. I’ll guide your hands.]“Elara, look at me,” I said, trying to keep my voice steady even though my heart was racing. “You need to push when I tell you. Your baby wants to come out now.”Sandra arrived five minutes later, gloves on and a bottle of potion pulled from her leather bag.The labour turned into an exhausting battle. Minute after minute dragged on like hours. Elara screamed as brutal contractions tore through her body, her voice clashing with the roar of the Dahn River outside.“Alpha, please take

LuluMy heart hammered in my chest, a burning sensation spreading all the way to my fingertips. The shouting outside the inn about Dorian’s presence triggered something strange in my mother’s heart.I stood frozen by the window, gripping the wooden frame so tightly my knuckles turned white.“They mentioned Dorian, Alpha. We need to find out about him,” I murmured, more to myself than to anyone else.Caspian stepped closer while I kept staring at the commotion outside, where the wolf hunters were gathered, talking over one another.The scent of sea and pine; masculine and grounding wrapped around my senses, both comforting and suffocating. His large hand landed on my shoulder, turning me to face him. His gaze was sharp, radiating an authority that couldn’t be argued with.“You stay here, Lulu,” Caspian ordered. His Alpha tone washed over me completely. “Don’t leave this room until I’m back.”I wanted to protest, but he had already turned away. He called for Gamma Oliver, who had been s