All Chapters of THE HUMAN LUNA SOLD TO THE SUPREME ALPHA: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

POV: AIRYS"My wrist!" the short, repulsive man groaned, still trapped in the grip of the giant in front of me. A sharp crack echoed through the hall, followed by a piercing scream of pain."Ah! Please… ah…"The smell of sweat and fear poured off him."S-sir, please…" the auctioneer stammered, his voice trembling. "The merchandise has already been sold. The hammer has already fallen."The imposing man holding the disgusting one twisted his wrist once more, forcing another groan of agony before releasing him abruptly."Two million dollars." His voice came out low, deep, cutting, and sharp. "And your limbs intact."The threat was clear. Either they accepted, or they would die right there."What?!" Eloy’s shrill voice burst into an irritated scream, making me grit my teeth. "Airys isn’t worth that much! Why pay so much for her?!""The auctioned merchandise is my renegade Luna!" Malik intervened, trying to maintain his composure but failing miserably. The slight tremor in his legs did not

POV: AIRYSI took a few steps back, my heart pounding against my ribs. He advanced slowly, his imposing Lupine form dominating the space, each step calculated, silent, and lethal. The icy air burned my skin, but the cold was nothing compared to the terror crawling down my spine.“I refuse to believe the Goddess would send a monster to come for me,” I shouted, even though my voice trembled.Fear. Rage.A primitive instinct pulsed through my veins, screaming at me to run.Daimon growled, the deep sound vibrating in his chest and reverberating through me.“I’m just as surprised as you are, little bunny.” The taunt dripped from his lips with razor-sharp sarcasm as he continued to back me into a corner.I felt the edge of the cliff beneath my feet. One more step and I would fall. My eyes dropped to the void below, where displaced snow tumbled in free fall.“Jump!” The command came like a challenge—cold and cruel. “Or are you not only weak but a coward as well?”I swallowed hard. He was tes

POV: DAIMON“Did you hear that?” Fenrir growled inside me, his deep, cold voice echoing through my mind.I gave a slight nod, studying the small creature in front of me. She was trembling, huddled against the cold, trying to warm herself with her own hands. Trapped. Fragile. Far too small to be here.“Why her?” I asked Fenrir, watching the human approach the engravings carved into the stone. Only vessels of the great ancestral wolf could read them. But Airys… she seemed to understand something.Her fingers slid across the inscriptions. I noticed when her eyes closed for a moment and her breathing grew heavier. A second later, she recoiled sharply, as if she had seen a ghost. Her scent changed. The usual fear was still there, but now mixed with something different. Something deeper.“She fears more than we do.” Fenrir clicked his tongue, impatient. He was too close to the surface.“There’s something about her.” I tilted my head to the side, touching her back and pushing her forward int

POV: AIRYS“Chosen one?” I asked, confused, trying to understand what it meant. “What does that mean?”Daimon didn’t answer. His gaze remained fixed on the woman with celestial eyes, as if the conversation didn’t involve me at all. A chill ran down my spine.What was I doing here?“Begin the test.” Daimon ordered, his deep voice echoing through the hall.“What test?” My voice rose, trying to break the wall of silence. “What are you going to do to me?!”No one answered.Before I could react, something struck me. My body lost its balance, and my vision blurred. The air was ripped from my lungs, and the floor vanished beneath my feet. The hall disappeared. Time ceased to exist.My head was spinning when I found myself in an unfamiliar place.Thick mist covered the ground, crawling around as if it had a life of its own. The damp smell of earth invaded my nostrils. My entire body prickled, the feeling of danger becoming unbearable.“It’s dangerous for us to stay here.” A voice whispered ar

POV: AIRYSThe beta’s voice broke the silence, and I turned to him.“The Alpha warned me that you were analyzing every path you took. The mansion was built to be impenetrable.”They had noticed my intentions.“Are you trying to stop someone from getting in… or out?” I asked, stepping closer to him.“You’re clever.” Symon commented as he turned down a narrow corridor, choosing a different route. I frowned, confused by the change in direction.“The second option is the most appropriate.” He continued, not looking at me. “You should know the stories about the new Supreme Lycan.”I swallowed hard.“I know his beast is unstable. On the night of the Dark Solstice, Daimon was consumed by his wolf, Fenrir. He lost control, overtaken by bloodlust and war… and that led to the death of his own brother.” My voice faltered as I remembered the story the former Alpha of my pack—Malik’s father—used to tell with such fear. “Is that what you’re trying to contain?”Symon remained silent, stopping only w