All Chapters of The Jilted Luna : Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

The rogue crashed to the ground. Its body writhed helplessly across the dirt, but not a single cry escaped its throat. Blood poured from the deep wound in its neck, and little by little, the struggling stopped until it lay completely still. The last rogue stared at Victoria. Its lips peeled back, exposing bloodstained fangs as anger and caution fought across its face. The silver daggers in her hands had clearly shaken it. Instead of charging immediately, it slowly took a step backward. Anna caught sight of the exchange from the corner of her eye. The panic she had been feeling eased slightly. Victoria wasn’t as helpless as she had feared. Anna forced herself to focus on her own fight again. Two rogues already lay dead at her feet, but two more were still attacking relentlessly. If she wanted to protect anyone else, she first had to stay alive herself. Victoria shifted her footing. She raised both silver daggers in front of her, keeping her weight balanced and her eyes

“What the hell?!” Alvin cried, pressing a hand against the cut on his head. Blood seeped through his fingers, though the wound had already begun closing under his wolf’s healing ability.Anna let out a long, tired sigh and crouched beside the shattered mug. She carefully gathered the broken pieces, almost as if she hoped they could somehow be put back together. After a few hopeless attempts, she gave up, threw the fragments into the trash, and marched back to Alvin.Before he could say another word, she kicked him square in the shin.“You owe me two mugs now,” she said through gritted teeth.Alvin rubbed his leg with a pained groan.“Fine… fine. I get it.”Satisfied, Anna returned to her seat.Victoria watched the two of them quietly. The room had completely drifted away from the discussion she had wanted to have, and she doubted she would learn anything else today. Still, the conversation had given her plenty to think about.The more she pieced everything together, the clearer Lance’

Perhaps it would be better to meet Alpha Carlisle together with the Alpha King. If everyone was present, they could clear up this strange misunderstanding on the spot.After all, the palace had never announced that the missing princess had returned.Surely someone had simply mistaken another woman for her.At least, that was what the Royal Beta believed.He had no idea how far from the truth he actually was.By then, the Border Patrol had already reached Alpha Carlisle and respectfully greeted him before taking their places around his entourage.It was standard procedure.Their job was to escort visiting Alphas safely through the capital and all the way to the Royal Grounds.As they approached the eastern gate, the guards standing atop the walls couldn’t help staring at Raquel.More specifically, they stared at her golden hair.Whispers spread almost immediately.Only moments earlier, those same guards had slammed the gates shut after hearing the Border Patrol’s warning horn, believin

Victoria had been raised from birth to become the next ruler of the Werewolf Kingdom.Everything about her reflected that upbringing.The way she walked.The way she spoke.The calm confidence she carried without even realizing it.It wasn’t something that could simply disappear.Even if she lost every memory she had, years of training and discipline would still remain buried inside her instincts.Those habits would reveal themselves sooner or later.Especially in moments when she wasn’t paying attention.But the woman riding with Alpha Carlisle…She had none of those qualities.There was nothing about her that reminded Lance of the girl he had grown up beside.The strange thing was that Carlisle himself had noticed something similar before.Back when Victoria was living as a nameless Omega, there had been moments when her upbringing slipped through the cracks.She would react with the confidence of someone born into power.She carried herself differently from ordinary wolves.More th

The distant sound of children’s laughter drifted across the palace grounds. The moment Carlisle heard it, something inside him stirred. It was the strangest feeling. The sound was light, almost playful, yet it struck his heart with surprising force. His chest tightened, and a strange ache settled deep inside him. Beside him, Roque became restless as well. The wolf lifted his head. Children… Neither of them understood why they reacted so strongly. They didn’t know whose voices they were hearing. They didn’t even know how many children were there. Yet every instinct urged them toward the training grounds. Carlisle frowned. He had no explanation for it. If they had been anywhere else, he was certain he would have followed those voices without a second thought. It felt as though someone was calling him. Not with words. Something much deeper. A pull he couldn’t understand. Before he could think any further, the Royal Beta stepped forward. “This way, Alpha Carlisle.” His v