All Chapters of The Rogue Luna's Revenge : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

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The Starfall Prophecy

Brynn Hollis' POVThe stars fell all night.Not like meteors—slow, deliberate, like tears from the sky. They drifted down, silent and beautiful, landing in the meadow, the forest, the frozen wastes. Where they touched, the ground warmed. Flowers bloomed in the snow.Luna Rose did not sleep.She stood in the garden, her eyes fixed on the sky, her small body trembling with vision-light. Mira's wolves gathered around her, watching."She's seeing something," Mira said. "Something old. Something new.""What is it?""The Starfall Prophecy. I have heard of it. I never believed it was real.""Tell me."Mira was silent for a long moment."When the stars fall, the world changes. Wolves who have never chosen must choose. Those who choose love will thrive. Those who choose cold will fade. And those who refuse to choose will be unmade.""Unmade how?""Erased. As if they never existed."---Luna Rose gasped.Her eyes cleared. She stumbled, and I caught her."Mama. The Moon Goddess spoke to me.""Wh

The Choosing

Brynn Hollis' POVThe Starfall was over.The last star had fallen, its light fading into the eastern horizon. The sky was clear again, dark and vast, as if nothing had changed. But everything had changed.The gray wolves stood in the great hall, their ancient forms no longer still. They trembled—not from cold, from the weight of choice.Mira stepped forward."We have watched for centuries. We have never chosen. But the Starfall has forced us.""It hasn't forced you," I said. "It has offered you."She nodded slowly."Then I choose. I choose connection. I choose the Circle. I choose love."The bond flickered—not warm, not cold. Something new. Awakening.One by one, the gray wolves followed.I choose connection.I choose the Circle.I choose love.Orion was the last.He stood at the back, his eyes fixed on Mira. She held his gaze, patient, waiting."I choose," he said. "I choose Mira. I choose this pack. I choose to try."---The bond flared.Not silver—gold. Warm, bright, steady. Orion

Orion's Defection

Brynn Hollis' POVOrion left in the night.Not with claws—with silence. He gathered the gray wolves who had refused to choose and led them into the wilderness, their forms dissolving into the darkness. By dawn, they were gone.Mira stood in the empty meadow, her ancient eyes hollow."He chose to leave.""He chose to follow his fear.""I thought he would stay.""Fear is a powerful teacher."She looked at the empty space where the gray wolves had been. "Will they come back?""Not until they're ready.""And if they're never ready?"I touched her arm. "Then we mourn them. But we do not stop building."---The splinter pack moved east.I felt them through the bond—not connected, but present. A cold thread, frayed but unbroken. Orion was leading them into the frozen wastes, toward the place where Frost had once ruled."He's going to find the Eclipse," Luna Rose said."How do you know?""I saw it. In a vision. He's going to offer her the wolves who refused to choose. In exchange for power."

The Hunted

Brynn Hollis' POVOrion's return was not the end.The wolves who had followed him into the wastes came back in fragments—some alone, some in pairs, some barely alive. They spoke of shadows that moved like wolves but had no form. Of eyes that burned like dying stars. Of a hunger that could not be satisfied."The Eclipse," Mira said. "She is hunting them.""She is hunting all of us."---The attacks began at dusk.Not on Silver Creek—on the outlying packs. Small villages, isolated patrols, wolves who had wandered too far from the Circle's protection. They were not killed. They were taken.Luna Rose saw it in her visions."The Eclipse is building an army. Wolves who refused to choose. Wolves who are afraid. She is giving them a place.""What place?""The void. Not nothing—absence. She is filling them with emptiness.""How do we stop her?""We show them that emptiness is not peace. It is a prison."---I sent scouts to the eastern wastes.Farrah led them, her blade sharp, her eyes cold. S

The Eclipse's Message

Brynn Hollis' POVThe messenger came at dawn.Not a wolf—a shadow. It formed at the edge of the meadow, coalescing from mist and darkness, its shape shifting like smoke. It had no face, no voice, but it carried a scroll of frozen parchment.I took the scroll.The shadow dissolved.---The message was written in ink that seemed to move, words forming and reforming like living things.Luna of Many Faces,I have taken your wolves. Their spirits are safe. For now.You want them back. I want the Heart of Wolves.Not the relic—the memory. The warmth. The love that grew from it.Bring it to the stone circle. Alone. No blades. No tricks.Then we will talk.—The Eclipse---I read it twice.Dax stood beside me. "She wants the Heart.""She wants the memory.""It's the only leverage we have.""It's not leverage. It's our soul.""Then we don't give it to her."I looked at the frozen wolves in the infirmary. Orion. The gray wolves who had followed him. The Circle wolves who had fought the shadows.

The Eclipse's Message Part 2

Brynn Hollis' POVThe wolves who had been frozen woke slowly.Orion was the first. His eyes fluttered open, and he gasped—not in pain, in confusion. He had been gone, trapped in the Eclipse's realm, suspended in absence. Now he was back.Mira was beside him."Orion.""I was... nowhere. I was nothing.""You're here now. You're something."He looked at his hands. Solid. Real. Warm."She let us go.""She did.""Why?"I stepped forward. "Because she's not our enemy. She's a wolf who chose wrong and is learning."Orion stared at me. "She tried to unmake us.""She tried to test us. There's a difference."---The other frozen wolves woke over the next two days.Some were confused. Others were angry. A few wept—relief, not sadness. They had been to the edge of existence and returned.The Eclipse had not harmed them. She had simply... held them. Waiting."Why would she do that?" Farrah asked."Because she wants to understand," Luna Rose said."Understand what?""Understand why we choose love.

The Debate

Brynn Hollis' POVThe dark Eclipse's unexpected, fragile mercy deeply divided the powerful Circle.Some angry wolves passionately argued that she had finally proven herself truly trustworthy. Others stubbornly insisted it was merely a cunning trick—a long, patient game to dangerously lower our weary defenses. The crowded great hall quickly filled with loud, heated voices, every single wolf absolutely certain they were completely right.Fierce Farrah stood firmly first."She mercifully released the frozen wolves. She deliberately harmed no one. She peacefully spoke to you without any sharp blades.""She spoke to me because she desperately wanted something," I said carefully."Desperately wanting something is absolutely not pure evil. Desperately wanting to truly understand is absolutely not a terrible crime.""The dark Eclipse is absolutely not a simple wolf. She is suffocating absence made terrible form. You simply cannot ever trust absolute absence.""She bravely chose to finally let

The Neutral Ground

Brynn Hollis' POVThe stone circle had witnessed many meetings.The Shepherd's fall. The Arbiter's judgment. The Wolf of Sol's awakening. The Eclipse's first appearance. Each time, I had walked into the circle uncertain, carrying the weight of the Circle on my shoulders. Each time, I had walked out changed.This time was different.This time, I was not walking in to fight. I was walking in to offer.---The Eclipse waited at the center of the circle.She was more solid than before—less shadow, more form. Her fur gleamed like starlight on still water. Her eyes, once empty galaxies, now held something almost like warmth."You came," she said."You asked.""I have asked many wolves to come. Few have.""I am not most wolves.""No. You are not."She gestured to the stone across from her. I sat. She sat."I have been thinking about what you said. About love. About connection. About choosing.""And?""I do not understand it. I have watched wolves love for centuries. I have seen them lose. I

The Encounter

Brynn Hollis' POVThe Eclipse's invitation arrived at dawn.Not a scroll. Not a shadow. A single star fell from the sky, landing at my feet in the garden. It did not burn—it pulsed, warm and silent, carrying a voice that was not quite sound.Come. The stone circle. Alone. I will not harm you.I looked at the star. It was beautiful, small, fragile. The Eclipse had never shown me something beautiful before."She's trying," Luna Rose said, appearing beside me."She's trying.""Will you go?""I have to."---Dax found me in the armory.I was not choosing blades—I was choosing nothing. The Eclipse had asked me to come alone, unarmed. I would honor that."You're going," he said."I'm going.""I'm coming with you.""She asked me to come alone.""She also tried to unmake your memory.""She released the wolves. She spoke to me without violence. She is trying.""And if she's lying?""Then I trust that the Circle will survive without me."He grabbed my arm. "I will not survive without you.""You

The Refusal

Brynn Hollis' POVThe Eclipse stood at the edge of the eastern meadow for three days.She did not move. She did not speak. She simply watched. Wolves walked past her, some flinching, some curious. She did not react. She was learning—not from words, from presence.On the fourth day, she came to me.Not at the meadow—at the garden. She appeared at dawn, her form more solid than before, her eyes holding a faint glimmer of warmth."I have watched your Circle," she said. "I have seen wolves who were enemies become friends. I have seen wolves who were frozen become warm. I have seen wolves who were nothing become something.""And?""I do not understand it. But I want to.""Then stay. Join. Learn."She shook her head."I cannot stay. Not yet. I have been absence for too long. If I stay now, I will break.""Then what do you want?"She looked at the sky."I want you to come with me. To the place where I was born. To the void that made me.""Why?""Because I need a witness. Someone who has seen

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