Lahat ng Kabanata ng THE BROKEN LUNA’S REVENGE : Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

The battle was over, but the war had only begun.Aria stood at the center of the settlement as the sun climbed toward midday, directing the aftermath with the same precision she had used to defeat Kallan's army. Wolves moved around her, tending the wounded, securing prisoners, repairing the damage that had been done. She was everywhere at once, her voice steady, her hands never idle, her eyes already scanning the horizon for the next threat.Logan watched her from the edge of the training ground, his arms crossed, his jaw tight. He had watched her walk behind enemy lines alone, had watched her face down five hundred wolves with nothing but a blade and her will, had watched her win a victory that should have been impossible.And he had stood on the wall, helpless, waiting for her signal, waiting for her to come back.He was still waiting for his heart to stop pounding.She had not told him her plan. Had not warned him, had not given him a chance to argue, to protect her, to be the shie

Selena had been quiet since her daughter's rescue.Too quiet, Aria thought as she watched the former Luna move through the settlement with her child in her arms. Selena spoke to no one, asked for nothing, simply existed in the space Aria had given her, waiting for something no one else could see.The letters burned in Aria's cloak, their truth a weight she carried everywhere. She had not told anyone except Logan. Not Greer, not Viktor, not even Mira. The knowledge that King Lucian, the wolf who had trained her, who had guided her, who had seemed the embodiment of ancient wisdom, was the architect of her father's death and the Nameless One's ally, was a secret that could destroy everything if it got out before she was ready.So she watched. She waited. And she prepared.The first sign came the morning after she and Logan had returned from the forest. A store of arrowheads went missing from the armory. Greer reported it with the flat effect of a warrior who had seen too much betrayal to

The victory at the supply cache should have been a moment of triumph, but as Aria’s strike force made their way back toward the settlement, the forest grew thick with unease. The morning light filtered through the canopy in pale, dappled patches, and the air carried a weight that had nothing to do with the dawn.Logan walked beside her, his hand brushing hers, his senses stretched to their limits. He had been quiet since the raid, his eyes scanning the shadows with an intensity that made her own instincts prick.“Something is wrong,” he said, his voice barely a whisper.Aria nodded, her hand moving to the ancient weapon at her hip. “I feel it.”They had taken a different route back, avoiding the main trails, but the forest seemed to close around them, the silence deepening until even the birds fell quiet. The scouts ahead stopped, their hands raised in warning.Aria moved forward, Logan close behind. Through the trees, she saw a line of wolves, their eyes glowing with the same strange

Selena watched from the shadows of the healers’ tent as Aria walked through the settlement, her presence different now, heavier, brighter. The power that radiated from her was not the controlled light she had wielded before. It was something older, something that made the very air tremble.Three days had passed since the night Aria had awakened the deeper bloodline. Three days of watching her transform from a wolf who was strong into something that might be unstoppable.Selena had known power. She had served the Nameless One, had watched King Lucian weave his webs, had believed herself capable of anything. But what Aria was becoming was beyond anything she had ever seen.And it terrified her.She found herself following Aria that afternoon, keeping to the edges of the training ground, watching the way the other wolves moved around her. They did not just respect her. They worshipped her. Greer, who had never bowed to anyone, knelt when Aria passed. Viktor, who had survived decades by t

LThe settlement hummed with the energy of wolves preparing for war, but Aria found herself standing at the edge of the training ground, watching the sun set behind the mountains, her mind far from the battles to come.She had secured the rogue alliance. Her power had grown beyond anything she had imagined. The pack was ready, the walls were strong, and the Nameless One was coming. Everything was in place.But her heart was not.She heard his footsteps before he spoke, the familiar rhythm of his stride, the way he always found her when she was alone.“You should be resting,” Logan said, settling beside her on the low stone wall. “Tomorrow will be long.”She did not look at him. “I could say the same to you.”He was silent for a moment, and she felt the weight of his gaze on her face. “I have been meaning to tell you something. For a long time.”She turned then, meeting his eyes. In the fading light, they held the same warmth that had drawn her to him so many years ago, before the betra