Todos os capítulos de The Phantom Luna: Capítulo 111 - Capítulo 120

The Sovereign entered the chamber, and the seven silver pillars began to crack.Behind it, the ancient force swallowed the doorway, spreading through the room like an endless night. The Sovereign’s black crown blazed above its head, but for the first time, I noticed something beneath its fury. Fear.It wasn’t afraid of dying. It was afraid of losing control. “Step away from the basin,” it commanded. I remained where I stood.Alexander moved to my right, his silver and crimson eyes fixed on the intruder. Elena stood on my left, while Viktor positioned himself between us and the spreading darkness.The seven threads floated above the basin, trembling in the air. “Who will stand first without claiming the right to rule?” the covenant had asked.I understood the question now. Someone had to make the first choice, but that person couldn’t become another ruler simply because everyone else needed an example.I looked at Alexander. “Don’t do anything reckless.” His eyebrows rose. “You are sta

The woman standing beneath us had my face.Not a reflection. Not an ancestral memory. Not Seris wearing the shape of someone long dead.She looked exactly like me, down to the silver markings spreading across her wrists and the small scar beneath her left eyebrow. But her eyes held three different lights: silver, crimson, and black.And when she smiled, every instinct in my body screamed that something was terribly wrong. “Who are you?” I demanded.The silver sea beneath us rose like a wave, catching our falling bodies before we struck its surface. Alexander landed beside me, immediately drawing me behind him. Noah stumbled to his knees, clutching his arms as the darkness beneath his skin pulsed.The woman watched us with quiet amusement. “You have asked that question so many times, Luna.” “Then answer it.” “I am the memory of what you were before the three powers were divided.”My stomach tightened. “That’s impossible.” “Is it? You have seen Seris’s memories. You have witnessed the o

The silver doorway closed behind me, and I found myself standing in a world made entirely of memories.There was no sky, only an endless expanse of silver light. Beneath my feet stretched a glass floor reflecting every version of myself I had ever been: the frightened child in the laboratory, the young woman who believed love meant sacrifice, the Luna who had lost her wolf, and the Phantom who had returned determined never to be powerless again.I stopped when I saw the final reflection. She wore a silver crown.Her eyes glowed like stars, and seven threads of light stretched from her fingers toward distant worlds. Wherever she moved, armies bowed. Every door opened at her command. No bloodline could challenge her, and no enemy could threaten anyone she loved.She looked at me and smiled. “You’re tired,” she said. I folded my arms. “I assume you’re here to offer me something.” “Everything you ever wanted.” The reflection lifted her hand. The world changed.I stood in the courtyard of

The first world disappeared before we reached the throne.One moment, the silver path stretched beneath our feet. The next, an entire kingdom beyond the broken horizon crumbled into darkness, its towers collapsing as though time had suddenly remembered their age.I heard thousands of voices crying out. Then silence swallowed them. I stopped walking. “What happened to them?”The woman with my face appeared beside us, her translucent form flickering beneath the dying light. “The Sovereign is severing the connections between the worlds. It believes that if it destroys the covenant, it can rebuild existence according to its own design.” “Can those people be saved?” I demanded. “Only if the connections survive.” I looked at the darkness spreading across the horizon. “Then we protect the connections.” “The covenant cannot be protected by force alone.” “Good thing I have never relied on force alone.”Alexander gave my hand a brief squeeze. Even now, with ancient power moving beneath his ski

The Sovereign disappeared inside the darkness, and the covenant began to die.I felt every connection shudder beneath my skin. The silver threads that had joined the worlds stretched until they became almost invisible, while the lights people had created one by one began going out.“No!” I reached for the nearest thread. “You don’t get to take their choices away again!”The darkness answered with a violent pulse.I was thrown backward, but Alexander caught me before I struck the broken platform.“Luna, stop!” he shouted. “You can’t fight that corruption by throwing yourself into it.”“I’m not going to let the worlds collapse!”“And I’m not going to let you sacrifice yourself because you think everyone else’s survival is your responsibility.”His words struck harder than the blast.For a moment, I saw the familiar fear in his eyes. He knew what it meant to lose someone to a decision they believed they had to make alone. He had spent years trying to become strong enough that nobody coul