All Chapters of The Alpha Who Executed His Luna : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

I ran to the corner of my solar, where a tall silver-white drawer stood.I pulled it open, taking out the potion from within.I was about to uncork it and release it into the wind when a metallic blade pressed against my neck, its sharp luminance striking my eyes."A charm sword?"I croaked, unable to believe what I was seeing.How on earth does he have that in his possession?Damion’s eyes glinted, and that smirk, gosh, I hated it with everything in me spread across his lips again.Back in the day, nearly two hundred years ago, stories told that charm swords were worn as amulets by warriors.They were instruments of war and destruction, crafted so they could be worn like bangles, undetectable to the ordinary eye.In those days, warriors hid them beneath their amulets. And what made them dangerous?They left no visible mark on their victims.That was how they earned their name charm swords.My eyes nearly rolled to the back of my head.The swords were banned after wolves who were not

We drove the whole long journey to the central pole, my entire being burning with exhaustion.It was a long and uncomfortable journey, worsened by the fact that my babies were not here with me.I missed them to pieces. I couldn't help it. I needed to heal the werewolf race first.Anna was seated beside me in the back seat of the Mercedes. All through the journey, she'd occasionally rub my palm, trying to calm my nerves.I saw the hope on her face, her assurance that everything would be fine.Anna and I took our own vehicle, driven by one of the palace guards, while Alpha Shawn took his own car, also driven by one of his palace guards.The rest of the medical team occupied two other cars.Tall pine trees stood high, and the smell of oak and the cold wind suddenly filled the air.Sam, our driver, turned to hand me a jacket."We're quickly approaching Central Pole 1, my lady. Please wear this. The temperature will drop drastically any moment from now."He said, handing me the jacket."I'

We all marched to the bunk. Distant sounds echoed, and the air was thick with tension.My palms grew colder, my feet too. It wasn’t about the cold, I could tell that.We were walking to meet thousands of wolves in critical conditions, and that made my heart bleed.When we got to the bunker, we held our hands together, forming a circle.Alpha Shawn looked up at the sky and made a short prayer.It was a necessity for operations like this, even though I wouldn’t indulge in it if it were me. I wasn’t in a good mood with the Moon Goddess… but it let the Moon Goddess know we were set for the operation.We got into the bunker, and the sight that met me was far more delirious than I had expected.The doctors and nurses began to dispatch quickly to various sections.Earlier, Anna had helped in drafting different positions and assigning each team to a designated duty.The medical teams would keep the patients stable, while Alpha Shawn and I moved from bunk to bunk, healing the wolves with our e

ElaraAfter the night had settled, I slipped into a thick black robe. Anna helped me pack some clothes into a portable bag and gathered a few edibles we had gotten from the pack.In the thick cold of the night, the breeze carried a heavy chill, and the tree branches danced restlessly. Our legs marched gently but firmly toward the entrance of Central Pole 1, where Sam waited for me in the car.Anna took my hands, squeezing them between her palms.“You sure you want to do this?” she asked, staring deeply into my eyes.For a moment, the weight of my decision pressed heavily on my shoulders. If I destroyed the mate bond, that would be it forever. I might never be lucky enough to receive another one with any wolf.I heaved a sigh, releasing warm air from my chest.“I’m not going looking for love anymore, Anna,” I said, holding her gaze firmly.Anna nodded after searching my eyes. She could tell how serious I was.“I can tell you anything, right?” I asked, and she nodded without hesitation.

Henry’s POV Morning came the next minute. I hadn’t slept, not even for a second. When the fire died down sometime in the night, leaving behind nothing but ash and the faint warmth that refused to linger, I stayed there, sitting with her in my arms for longer than I should have, longer than I had any right to, because she'd fallen asleep. At some point, I carried her back into her tent. Now, I stood outside the tent, arms folded around each other, and my mind being ran by a lot of trails of thoughts. The thoughts of Elara filled my mind. I couldn't get off my memory when she laid in my laps, very vulnerable, receiving the fire's warmth. I gulped, and cocked my head, reminding myself again why I'd come here. Even though she's been a distraction, it was a good one. I planned to sneek out to the temple to seek for the answers I came here for before she woke up, I wanted to make a fish sauce for her breakfast, but before I could finish processing my thoughts, I heard move