Moon stone Altar

Kade POV She nodded. She wanted to believe me. But I saw the fear beneath it. Because she knew as well as I did that prophecies tended to fulfill themselves. That an alpha falling was not merely a possibility — but a probability. "We should get ready for the war council," I said. "We can't be late to our own meeting." "Should we tell the others? About… this?" She gestured between us. "Eventually. But let's get through the war council first. Let's focus on strategy. After that we can deal with pack politics and explanations." I paused. "Although — fair warning: Elena will know the moment she sees us. She's been predicting this for weeks." "Your sister is perceptive." "My sister is a menace who loves being right." I smiled despite everything. "Come on. Let's go plan a war." We walked back to the pack house together. Without touching, but close. The lunar bond b

Last Updated : 2026-05-09

I am not dying today

Sera POV --- Three days had never felt so long. We spent every waking hour preparing the ambush. The Moonstone Altar stood in a clearing in the neutral territory, exactly halfway between Shadowcrest and Nightshade land. It was ancient stone, weathered by centuries, covered in symbols I couldn't read but which made my lunar power hum with recognition. This was a place of power. The moon's influence was strong here even in daylight. If Thaltos wanted to perform the Harvest ritual, it would be here. Kade and Damien had positioned fighters in the surrounding forest. Shadowcrest wolves on one side. Nightshade on the other. Over a thousand warriors in total, hidden among the trees, waiting for Thaltos to take the bait. The bait was Elena and me. Elena had fought hard against being included in the plan. Kade had fought even harder to keep her out. But Damien was right —

Last Updated : 2026-05-10

Last stand

Sera POV They collided. Kade fought like a man possessed. All the training. All the preparation. All the prophecies had led to this single moment. But Thaltos was still stronger. He caught Kade in a grip and red light began to pulse. Not draining — Kade didn't have enough lunar power to make that worthwhile. This was something else. Something that looked like it hurt. Kade screamed. "No!" I forced myself to my feet despite the exhaustion. Gathered what power remained. "Let him go!" I hit him with everything. Every technique. Every trick. Every last scrap of power I could still summon. The blast hurled him away from Kade. Both of them hit the ground. I collapsed. That final attack had drained me completely. I had nothing left. Thaltos rose slowly. He was injured. Genuinely injured. Blood ran from his mouth. One arm hung at an unnatural angle. But he

Last Updated : 2026-05-11

Redemption

# Chapter 19 – DAMIEN POV: Redemption The journey back to Nightshade territory took three days. We moved slowly because half our warriors were injured. Because we carried four bodies of wolves who hadn't survived. Because exhaustion had caught up with all of us and every step felt like wading through quicksand. But we made it. On the fourth day at sunrise we crossed the border into Nightshade land. My father was already waiting at the edge with the pack's healers. "You survived," he said. It wasn't quite praise, but it wasn't disappointment either. "We all survived. Mostly." I gestured to the injured warriors. "They need medical attention. And we need to prepare the death rites." "That's already being arranged." My father's eyes moved over me. He took in the injuries. The exhaustion. The traces of silver light I could no longer quite conceal. "What happened to you

Last Updated : 2026-05-12

All Chapters of Silver Moon Rising : Chapter 41 - Chapter 44

Moon stone Altar

I am not dying today

Last stand

Redemption