All Chapters of Revenge of Flame Luna: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

LuluCaspian never made empty threats. The thick Alpha aura still lingered in the air of the inn room. He always became ridiculously overprotective whenever Scott was involved.Honestly, I was annoyed by that commanding Alpha tone of his. My body felt too heavy to even imagine defying him, even if it was only sneaking past the border wall of the Emerald Earth territory.There was nothing else I could do except feed the firewood into the fireplace and read a book while waiting for him to come back.After spending an hour buried in Bibbi the Hunchback Wolf, my eyes finally started to ache. I closed the book and walked towards the tightly shut window.Down below, only a few werewolves in plain clothes could be seen carrying axes towards the forest.Winter would soon arrive in Emerald Earth. My wolf senses picked up the scent of pine trees more strongly than the damp bushes covered in morning dew.“Stay here, Lulu,” I muttered, mimicking his order. “If only I could have a tone like yours,

LuluThe dull grey cloak Dorian wore seemed to melt into the shadows of the corridor, a magical artefact designed to suppress his presence from the sharp senses of werewolves.I walked beside him, still trying to process all the fragments of memory that had crashed into my mind back in the forest.The man beside me was no longer just the feared “Blood Architect.” He was the man who used to carry me in his arms when I was little, who let me call him ‘Father’ when my real father wasn’t there, and the man willing to throw himself back into darkness just to delay the prophecy of my death.I glanced at his cloak. The fabric looked familiar, almost identical to the protective cloaks Elaria had given us.“That cloak,” I broke the awkward silence. “It works exactly like mine. Did you get it from Elaria?”Dorian tilted his head slightly, his hood hiding most of his pale face. “Elaria? No. I bought it from a water sorcerer at Luminara Coast a few months ago. Young lad talked far too quickly for

LuluCaspian lunged forward with a speed that was almost impossible to dodge. His wolf’s roar shook the walls of the room, pure rage aimed straight at Dorian.Dorian’s body slammed hard against the wooden wall hard enough for me to hear the faint crack of ribs breaking. Dust rained down from the ceiling.Before the sorcerer could even collapse, Caspian’s massive claw, covered in thick gray fur, had already grabbed the front of his robe and lifted him off the ground.“How dare you lie to me!” Caspian snarled, fangs bared beneath his curled lip as angry saliva dripped between his ragged breaths.On the bed, Elijah woke with a hysterical scream. The baby’s cries pierced through the room, shutting down my ability to think for a moment.“Elijah!”I jumped over the shattered door and rushed to the bed, scooping his tiny body into my arms immediately. He was trembling violently. My baby’s heartbeat was racing so fast.I held him tightly and backed away from the two men now locked in deadly t

Lulu“I’m doing all this because I want to know more about Vane and his Dark Sorcerers’ movements. You’re the only source of information we’ve got to anticipate what they’ll do next.”Dorian let out a long sigh, as if he’d already expected my reaction. He adjusted the way he was sitting with a slight grimace before speaking in a low voice.“In that case, you need to know this. Vane already knows the target of the fourth heart. Unfortunately, I don’t know who it is because he’s keeping it tightly under wraps.”My heart dropped. “What?”“Vane’s already started moving with his people,” Dorian continued, his eyes fixed on mine with absolute seriousness. “Right now, he’s getting close to Elder Ruth to gain his trust. Vane was never truly loyal to Elder Ruth. He’s actually the mastermind behind all of this.”I clenched my fists at my sides. “So we’ve been wrong this whole time, haven’t we?”“Yeah. No sorcerer would ever bow to a werewolf. He’s got loads of tricks and strategies.”If that wa

LuluThe moment my eyes fluttered open that morning, the cold air of the forest brushed against my skin. I quickly adjusted my clothes and tidied a few things after feeding Elijah.At the mouth of the cave, Caspian’s tall figure was already standing there. The exhaustion and tangled emotions from last night had vanished from his piercing blue eyes, replaced once again by that cold, sharp gaze of a supreme Alpha.His dominant Alpha aura rolled off him as he gave instructions to one of Sapphire Water’s finest Gammas.“Sweep the path ahead. Make sure the route’s clear and keep an eye on even the slightest movement,” Caspian ordered Gamma Oliver. His voice was low, commanding, and left no room for argument.Gamma Oliver bowed deeply before disappearing into the misty trees in the blink of an eye.I walked over to Dorian, who was trying to get up in the corner of the cave. His body still hadn’t fully recovered, and his movements looked stiff.Before he could lose his balance, Gamma Timothy