Todos los capítulos de The Jilted Luna : Capítulo 311 - Capítulo 320

''Why? Why do I have to hold back? She's my mate—mine from the very beginning. Claiming her, marking her, was my right. Why did I have to endure the rut for six long years, twenty-four excruciating cycles, without her?''Why must I share my mate with my Beta and another man? I should have marked her the moment I found her. Then I'd have the right to stay by her side, to kill anyone who dared come near her, and never have to watch her be with other men…'Carlisle's breath grew heavier as he trailed behind Victoria, each thought gnawing at him. Yet, despite the fire raging inside, something deep within still held him back from acting on it.'Ugh! I fucking hate this. I want her; she owes me six pups by now. I should have knotted inside her more, made sure she carried my pup. Then she could never run from me. She's my Luna, my woman, the only one meant to bear my child.'In his mind, Carlisle saw Victoria standing by the window of his Alpha Suite, her belly round with his pup. He even im

"If this place really was built as a prison, then the one who erected this barrier to trap the dark fairies inside surely wouldn't place the core source somewhere easy to find. Otherwise, the barrier wouldn't have lasted for centuries," Carlisle said at last, having finally pieced his thoughts together."They must have hidden it in a very obscure location, or perhaps there's even some concealed mechanism hiding the entrance. To uncover it, we might have to comb through the entire forest, turning over every stone and tree in our path.""That makes sense," Jayden admitted with a heavy sigh, his shoulders slumping. "But the fact that we don't have much time will make it harder. Before we finish searching, the people from our caravan might already be attacked by the Night Walkers.""Then we can only die trying," Victoria said firmly, urging them onward as she began scanning their surroundings with sharper focus. Seeing her like this, the others followed suit, spreading out just enough to

"Captain, we need to know what those things are! The Princess, the Archmage, the Alphas, and the Beta are all out there. What if they're in danger?" the guard pressed. But Lance's grip only tightened, his fingers digging in hard enough to make the man wince as though his shoulder might be crushed."Captain..." the guard groaned, and only then did Lance snap out of it, realizing how hard he'd been holding on."We can't leave the barrier; it was an order from the Archmage," Lance finally said, his voice hoarse and unsteady, so much so that even he could hardly believe the words. No one wanted to cross that barrier more than he did, to run out there and find Victoria.Suddenly, a desperate cry shattered the tense silence. "Help! Help me!!!" Victoria's voice rang out from beyond the forest.Then the shadowy figures vanished instantly, as if they had been lying in wait for that exact call for help. Without thinking, Lance sprang to his feet and bolted toward the fog.But he had just declar

Victoria paced slowly around the room, checking every corner and even peering behind each pillar as if expecting to find someone hidden there. Jayden made no move to stop her, he knew she was safe.The Core Source before them radiated pure light magic, a power that no Night Walker could cross. In fact, this might even be the safest place in the entire forest, so he allowed her to roam freely without worry.The others tried to speak to Victoria, hoping to understand what was wrong, but she was too deep in thought to respond. Her focus had narrowed to a single purpose: finding the source of the voice.Then, she heard it again."Here..."This time, it wasn't as intrusive or desperate as before. Instead, it carried a gentler, almost apologetic tone, and with it came a strange warmth that seeped into her. Though the voice echoed in her mind, her body seemed to move on its own, guiding her steps until she stood before the glowing orb, the Core Source of the barrier that kept them trapped in

"That means running back up those stairs to the surface immediately. If we don't, we'll be buried alive. And even if we survive the collapse, we'll still be trapped here, and those limestone stairs won't hold up either."Victoria could hardly doubt Carlisle, after all, he had always been the one most fascinated with architecture. His reminder made her realize the problem as well. Whoever built this place must have anticipated all of this from the very beginning.It seemed they would be forced to choose: save the Dark Fairies or save the Light Fairy. The logical choice would be to rescue the Light Fairy first, purge the Night Walkers, and leave the Dark Fairies buried here for eternity.But the more Victoria thought about it, the more it didn't feel like the true intention of the one who created this prison. If their goal had simply been to destroy the Dark Fairies, why hadn't they done so long ago, especially when they had a Light Fairy on their side?Why go to such lengths to build t