Todos los capítulos de THE WOLFLESS LUNA: Capítulo 181 - Capítulo 190

The ancient voice echoed beyond the boundaries of existence.“Who has awakened my children?” The words did not shake the battlefield with force. They shook it with authority. Every star that had begun healing froze in place. The gentle breeze left behind by the Creator’s sacrifice disappeared.Even time itself seemed to hesitate, as though it were waiting for permission to move again. No one answered. The First Wolf stood perfectly still. The First Alpha’s hand instinctively reached for the sword of silver light at his side, but he did not draw it.The Keeper’s calm expression finally cracked. For the first time since I had met the mysterious guardian, I saw genuine uncertainty in its eyes. The golden stranger slowly turned toward the empty sky.His peaceful expression was gone. Instead, he looked like someone who had just heard the voice of a parent he had not seen in countless ages. “It cannot be,” he whispered. The original Aria stepped closer to him. “You know that voice.” The gol

The moment Kael’s pain tore through our bond, every other thought vanished from my mind.His agony crashed into my soul with such force that I staggered backward. My knees nearly gave way as flashes of his memories poured into my mind without warning. I saw him standing alone on a battlefield covered in ash.His silver armor was cracked beyond repair. Blood flowed freely from dozens of wounds. His breathing was ragged, yet he refused to fall. Around him lay the bodies of countless enemies. The Forgotten Ones had surrounded him from every direction, and creatures born from the collapse of the Balance continued climbing from deep cracks in the earth.Their eyes glowed with the same empty hunger that had once belonged to the Shadow, but these creatures possessed neither reason nor mercy. Still, Kael stood. Still, he fought. Still, he searched for me. The vision ended as suddenly as it had begun.I clutched my chest, struggling to steady my breathing. “He needs me.” The words escaped my l

The woman standing at the end of the bridge looked exactly like me.She had my face. My silver eyes. My voice. But where hope lived inside me, emptiness lived inside her. She wore flowing black robes that moved like smoke around her body. A sword forged from living darkness rested loosely in her hand, its blade swallowing the light around it.She smiled. There was no joy in that smile. Only pain that had been buried for far too long. The Bridge of Choice became completely still. The stars above stopped moving. The wind disappeared. Everything waited. Not for a battle. For a decision.I slowly stepped forward. “You aren’t real.” The woman tilted her head. “Aren’t I?” Her voice sounded exactly like mine. “I was there every time you doubted yourself.” She took one slow step toward me. “I was there when they called you wolfless.” Another step. “I was there when you believed Kael had betrayed you.”The darkness around her thickened. “I was there every time you smiled while secretly wonderi

The Source’s words settled over the battlefield like a quiet sunrise after a long night.“The two of you will never exist separately again.” For a moment, I forgot about the battle raging around us. The clash of silver light against the creatures of Silence became distant. The cries of the First Wolf. The commands of the First Alpha. The Keeper’s ancient incantations. Everything faded. There was only Kael and me. His hand remained in mine. His pulse had become so weak that I could barely feel it. Yet his eyes never left my face.He understood exactly what the Source meant. Before I could speak, Kael slowly shook his head. “No.” The word came out as little more than a whisper. I frowned. “No?” He managed a weak smile. “You are not giving away your soul.”“I’ll do whatever it takes.” His expression became unusually firm despite his condition. “No.” His fingers tightened around mine with surprising strength. “You’ve spent your entire life sacrificing yourself for everyone else.”His bre

The battlefield fell into a silence so deep that even the wind seemed afraid to move.Orion’s words echoed inside my mind. “The wound must be transferred. ”To the one the Silence truly came for you.”For several long moments, no one spoke. The First Wolf stared at Orion in disbelief.The First Alpha’s jaw tightened. The original Aria took an involuntary step toward me. Even the Source remained silent. Kael struggled to lift himself from my arms despite the pain tearing through his body.“No.” His voice was weak, but there was no hesitation in it. “Absolutely not.” Orion looked at him calmly. “You already know I’m telling the truth.” Kael clenched his teeth. “I don’t care.” “The wound belongs to her.” It belongs to me now.”Orion slowly shook his head. “The Silence never chose you.” It chose Aria.” “You simply stood in its path.” My heart tightened. The memory of the creature’s attack flashed through my mind. It had not lunged toward Kael. It lunged toward me.Kael had thrown himself be