Todos los capítulos de BLOOD MOON ALLIANCE : Capítulo 81 - Capítulo 90

The day arrived quietly.No thunder. No warning. No sense of something overwhelming pressing down on the world. Just… light. Soft morning light stretching across the land as if it had always known this moment was coming.Amber stood still in it. For a long time, she didn’t move. Didn’t speak. Didn’t think.She simply stood there, letting the reality settle around her—not rushing it, not questioning it. Just feeling it.“You’re going to stand there all morning?” Selene’s voice broke through the quiet, sharp but not unkind.Amber didn’t turn immediately. “I might,” she said.Selene snorted softly. “Not an option.” Amber smiled faintly and finally glanced over her shoulder. Selene stood near the entrance, arms crossed, already dressed, already prepared—like she had been waiting for this moment longer than she would ever admit.“You’re calm,” Selene added, studying her. Amber considered that. Then nodded “I am.”Selene raised an eyebrow. “No panic? No second thoughts?” Amber shook her hea

Morning didn’t rush in. It arrived gently—soft light slipping through the edges of the room, settling quietly across the space as if it already understood it was stepping into something new. Amber felt it before she opened her eyes. Not the light. The stillness. For once, her body wasn’t tense when she woke. There was no instinct to listen for danger, no immediate need to assess her surroundings. Just… calm.She shifted slightly, her awareness sharpening in slow layers, and then she felt it— The steady warmth beside her, the familiar presence she no longer had to question. Amber opened her eyes.Raymond was still there. Not distant. Not moving. Just resting beside her, one arm loosely around her, as if even in sleep, he hadn’t let go. A small, quiet smile touched her lips before she could stop it. This was real. She didn’t move immediately. Didn’t want to break the moment too quickly.Instead, she let herself stay there, her gaze tracing the calm lines of his face, the steadiness that

The night didn’t bring answers. It brought stillness.Amber lay awake longer than she expected. Not restless. Not anxious. But aware in a way she couldn’t ignore. Every small shift in her body felt… amplified. Every breath felt deliberate. Beside her, Raymond hadn’t slept immediately either. He hadn’t said much after their conversation. But his presence had changed. Not distant. Not tense. Protective. It wasn’t obvious. Not in the way he moved. Not in the way he spoke. But Amber felt it.In the way his arm stayed around her longer than usual.In the way his hand would occasionally tighten slightly, like he was grounding himself.Neither of them said it out loud. But the possibility—It was there. Morning came slower this time. Heavier. Not with fear. But with anticipation. Amber sat at the edge of the bed, her hands resting lightly in her lap, her thoughts moving quietly beneath the surface. Raymond stood nearby, watching her.Not hovering. Not pressing. Waiting. “You don’t have to be

The shift didn’t announce itself. It crept in. Amber felt it before she saw it. Not in a dramatic way. Not like danger crashing into her senses. But in the quiet changes.The way conversations lowered when she passed. The way glances lingered just a second too long. The way silence followed her steps instead of easing around them. She stood at the edge of the central grounds, her arms loosely folded as she watched the movement around her. Nothing obvious. Nothing she could point to. But something was different. “You feel it too.”Raymond’s voice came from beside her. Amber didn’t look at him immediately. “Yes.” A pause. “They know,” she added.Raymond’s gaze scanned the area, his expression unreadable. “They were always going to.” Amber nodded slightly. “I just didn’t think it would happen this fast.” “It didn’t spread,” Raymond said. “It moved.” That was worse.Amber exhaled slowly, because that meant intention. Not rumor. Not accident.Someone had made sure the information reached t

The silence followed her, not the heavy questioning kind from before. Something quieter. Something… settled. Amber didn’t slow as she walked away from the council. She didn’t look back. She didn’t need to.Because she already knew everything that needed to be said had been said.Everything that needed to be proven had been seen.The air felt different now. Lighter but not careless.Aware. Raymond walked beside her, his presence steady, grounding—but for once, he didn’t speak immediately. Amber noticed of course ourse she did. “You’re quiet,” she said softly.Raymond exhaled once. Slow. Measured. “I’m thinking.” Amber glanced at him. “That’s never simple with you.” A faint shift in his expression. Almost a smile. “No,” he admitted. They walked a few more steps in silence before Amber stopped.Raymond stopped with her. She turned to him. “Say it,” she said. He studied her for a moment.Then— “You didn’t just hold your ground,” he said.Amber raised an eyebrow slightly. “You changed thei