All Chapters of The Betrayed Luna: Rise Of The Phoenix : Chapter 181 - Chapter 189

Aurora’s POVBefore any more words could be exchanged, I lashed with a wave of my power, strengthened by the Blood Moon’s pure energy.Rosalie Blackwood’s barrier faced another onslaught, leaving holes in the barrier that were slow to fix themselves.She was not as strong as I ever could be. Even in my bound state, I was much more powerful.I wanted to laugh in her face, and I wanted, even more so, to laugh at my past self. In my past life this was the same woman I feared, fretting about like an ant on a hot pan thinking that one move from her could destroy everything I worked hard to build.Only now, I could see the truth.She had nothing, and she WAS nothing.Me? I was a Luna, born with a true Luna’s essence, and by blood, a royal descendant.Even in her most powerful state, she could never have hoped to match up to me.“Alaric,” I yelled his name, signalling him to move once my blows against the barrier intensified. I felt the heat in my body intensify so much that it made my scalp

Aurora’s POVThe weight in my chest seemed to increase further and further.I had not yet fully digested everything that happened. From meditation to having to kill Rosalie, rescue my son, and then, this.The memories of my childhood had fully returned. And I had yet to process them. But instinctively, I knew one thing I had to do: to kill Asura.Before I wouldn’t have been so insistent, but now I knew the truth.Because Asura had been the reason my parents had forcibly put me in hiding, placed those binds on me, and worked to save me from the mire.The Royal family’s decline? All connected to that entity. And so, I knew somehow that this was my fate. I had to deal with Asura or die trying.This had everything to do with my bloodline and for that very reason, I was stuck in this.After leaving the study, I only had enough time to take a shower and check on Asher. The events of the day had left a bit of a mark on him and I saw him for the first time in ages, laying still on the carpet,

Aurora’s POVWhere was I? Why had I come to this place?I wasn't blind to the fact that, despite it being evening when I started the ritual, it was suddenly daytime.I raised my gaze and looked up to the sky.I half expected to see something other than blue skies and white clouds, but there seemed to be no difference, at all.Still, I couldn't shake the feeling that this place was nowhere near my pack.My chest suddenly began to ache and I cried out, pressing my hand against it. I felt my heart beating fast, and I knelt to the ground, biting my IP to keep from crying out.It didn't take long for the pain to completely cease, but a strange, empty feeling was left.Searching deep inside, I could not help but let out a gasp.The mate bond, why wasn't it responding to me?The realization that I had no other way to contact anyone familiar was dreadful.It hit me like a slap to the face, and I had to force myself to begin breathing in a meditative rhythm before I ended up letting my panic ta

Aurora’s POVI grunted as the whip lashed at my ankles and I barely dodged.“Again. Recite the spell correctly, Your Majesty,” the voice was robotic, sending my frustration rising through the roof.The sky was still the same bright blue, with rays casting down. The meadows were still the same as far as the eye could see, a wide endless expanse.But before me stood a door, one that levitated in the air and through which I could enter another phase of training, if only I could recite the complete 100 spells without making a single mistake.I had made a mistake at 71.Then at 80.Now I was struggling to hold myself back from yelling at the disembodied voice that seemed to mock me from above.“I just want to get through this,” I growled.The voice did not respond, because of course it didn't.It only replied when it came to asking about the training.I had no one to talk to.If I had my wolf at least, there would be some conversation to keep me company.I wouldn’t feel so alone, so numb an