All Chapters of The Jilted Luna : Chapter 301 - Chapter 310

Soon, Carlisle, Sylas, and Maxwell returned after handing the washed bowls to the person in charge of storing utensils and supplies in their enchanted bag. Without a word, they climbed onto the cart as well, taking their places silently.They didn't disturb Victoria; she looked like she was enjoying the peaceful moment, lost in thought as she ate.Not long after, the coachmen's voices rang out, urging the horses forward, and the cart began to move along the trail.Their journey had been going smoothly even through lunchtime. Since everyone had prepared food they could eat on the road, mostly sandwiches, those responsible for meal distribution handed them out before returning to their assigned carts."Here, Alpha..." one of the guards tasked with cooking said, handing over a large bundle wrapped in broad leaves to Maxwell, who was sitting near the back of the cart. As soon as Maxwell took the bundle—tied neatly with thick green vines—the guard jogged off toward the next cart, reaching

She had been so afraid of being treated like a monster, but Maxwell's unwavering support made that fear feel almost foolish. Her throat tightened, her eyes stung, and she had to swallow hard to keep her emotions at bay."Actually, when we reached the Tigren camp during the negotiation, I felt something stir inside me. At first, I thought it was my wolf, Aurora, but she didn't speak to me. Not until I shifted into my wolf form. But even then... something felt off. That wolf didn't feel like Aurora. It wasn't just the difference in color; it radiated an entirely different presence.""Even though I don't have clear memories of my bond with Aurora from the past, I just knew the wolf that emerged that day wasn't her. And the most confusing part was... it didn't respond to me. It responded to my rage. It felt like that fury cracked something open inside me, and from that crack, this unfamiliar wolf came through.""I think that rage is what allowed it to break through to the cracks in the se

"Carlisle! Maxwell! Lance! They're trying to force us toward the middle road; they're herding us! Push back, now!" Victoria screamed at the top of her lungs, urgency lacing every word.The three men froze for a split second as the implications hit them. Then their expressions darkened, murderous, even.The attackers knew they couldn't go head-to-head with Victoria's two Alpha mates or overcome Lance's formidable combat skills. So, instead of trying to break through the line of guards to reach Victoria directly, they began flanking the caravan from both sides, herding them toward the middle route.It was clear now: their goal wasn't to capture Victoria themselves, but to force the caravan into a trap, where the dark fairies would be waiting to deal with her and her group.Carlisle and Maxwell intensified their attacks, turning the battlefield into a scene of carnage. But the enemy wolves kept coming, like an endless swarm of ants. No matter how strong Carlisle and Maxwell were, they co

Lance mind-linked one of the guards. "Take a few men and quietly check the route we came from. See if there's any way we can circle back and return to the correct path.""Understood, sir!" the guard replied through the mindlink. He quickly connected with the nearest guards. "Come with me!" As soon as they nodded, the small group turned and ran back the way they came.Meanwhile, Carlisle and Maxwell, after carefully assessing their surroundings and sensing no immediate threat in the eerie atmosphere, shifted back into their human forms. Their bodies were streaked with blood, especially around their mouths, where it had already begun to dry. Despite the exhaustion weighing on them, their first instinct was to check on Victoria.When they returned to her cart, what they saw immediately ignited a storm of jealousy inside them. Victoria nestled in Sylas's arms.Their gazes darkened.The sight struck a nerve, raw and deep. Perhaps it was the lingering tension from the earlier fight or the r

Victoria took a shaky breath. Either way, it was clear, they had to break the barrier. But no matter which path they chose, it meant they would still have to search through the vast forest, either to find the missing material or to locate the core source of the barrier.Whichever they found first would be their key to getting out. But that also meant there was a chance they'd run into those dark fairies along the way."Alright, everyone, group up. Let's start searching for the missing material," Lance interjected, cutting in before Victoria could continue. He could see her mood worsening the more they talked about it, and he didn't want to push her further."Archmage Jayden, please write down the materials we need, including their specifications, and draw a sketch so everyone knows exactly what we're looking for. If we can't find the material here, then we'll search for the core source instead."They didn't have much of a choice. The sooner they started, the better their chances of av