Todos los capítulos de The Jilted Luna : Capítulo 401 - Capítulo 410

The ogres, too focused on Carlisle to consider her a threat, never even registered her presence, neither did Carlisle himself, until the moment she struck, gambling everything on a single, daring attack.And so, she dashed forward. When she was at the perfect distance, she leapt into the air and hurled her dagger straight at the second ogre’s right eye. No one saw it coming as the blade struck straight, embedding itself deep.In the same motion, Victoria swung back on the rope, using the momentum to put distance between them. She gave a sharp tug, yanking the dagger free, then rolled across the ground and darted away again, executing a flawless hit-and-run strike.Carlisle was left speechless.Victoria’s single strike had done what all his earlier, stamina-draining attacks could not. While his blows had only chipped away at the ogre with negligible effect, Victoria had effectively blinded it in one eye.That one move changed everything. The ogre’s vision was now limited, leaving blind

Every second was a battle to stay conscious, to endure without collapsing.Now, Roque’s healing was at work, knitting his torn flesh and mending what he could. All Carlisle had to do now was hold on, just a little longer, until Roque restored his body enough for him to rise again and continue the fight.But the ogres weren’t about to give Carlisle any chance to recover. Their heads snapped toward him, fury blazing in their eyes; if looks could kill, Carlisle would have died a hundred times over.Seeing their fallen brothers writhing in pain only fueled their rage. The first and third ogre locked onto Carlisle with murderous intent and, without hesitation, charged straight at him.Victoria’s heart clenched. She could no longer stay calm; she knew a decision had to be made. The warriors around Carlisle felt the same; their instincts screamed at them not to let an Alpha fall, even if he was not of their pack.An Alpha was still an Alpha, a leader of wolves, and protecting him was their d

All the warriors who witnessed Victoria’s valor didn’t hesitate for even a heartbeat; they immediately answered Carlisle’s command. Even without his order, their instincts as warriors were already urging them to protect their kingdom’s Princess."Awooo!" A unified howl split the air, brief but resolute, a pledge of loyalty and courage.The moment it faded, the warriors around Carlisle surged forward, leaving only two behind to guard him while he healed. Those two stood their ground firmly, watching the battlefield like hawks, ready to intercept any threat that dared to sneak past and strike at their Alpha.Carlisle wanted to send the last two warriors after Victoria; he knew the more protection she had, the better. But leaving himself completely vulnerable would only make her worry, and if she became distracted by his condition in the middle of battle, it could cost her life.So he forced himself to remain silent, channeling all his strength into healing his battered body.Inside his

It was a painful move, but a necessary one, because the moment the berserk ogre realized it had missed her, it ground to a halt, twisted its massive body, and charged at her again, intent on slamming her into the earth. Victoria hissed as sharp gravel dug into her palms, but she forced herself back up. The berserk ogre was already barreling toward her, faster than before, giving her no chance to draw her sword from her magic bag to slash at its legs and slow it down. She had stowed the weapon before diving aside, hoping to find an opening to strike again, but it was becoming clear that such a chance wouldn’t come easily. Her earlier fears were proving true: she might end up exhausting herself completely before Carlisle even arrived. Only now, the stakes had climbed several notches higher. "Grrr!" The remaining warriors growled in unison, trying to draw the berserk ogre’s attention. But it ignored them completely, its black, crimson-red gaze locked solely on Victoria. To it, not

Carlisle’s POV’Fucking move!’ I kept telling myself, again and again, forcing my body to respond. I thought I could take on the ogres alone, buy Victoria enough time for another sneak attack, but my overconfidence cost me. I was thrown back several meters away, bones shattered, ribs broken.Roque, my wolf, was working furiously to heal me so I could stand and protect her, but the process was too slow.And all the while, the woman I love was out there, running for her life, chased down by a berserk ogre. The sight made my blood run cold. Fear clawed at me with every second, and all I could do was pray, pray she’d hold on, pray I’d recover soon enough to reach her before it was too late.Over and over, I watched Victoria dive and roll, gravel tearing into her fair, delicate skin as blood oozed from the wounds. Every scrape, every drop of blood felt like knives ripping through my chest.My heart pounded so violently I couldn’t tell anymore if it was my broken bones that hurt, or the pai