Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Plus Size Rejected Luna In The Luna Survival Game: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 26

(Vera POV)I quickly headed towards the east sound, following my intuition, where I found my first flag with a wooden box. I opened it and found a compass, a map, and a safety survival kit. I checked everything carefully, and all the points where we would find our flags were marked. I thanked the heavens for this guide and started following it. After a few minutes, I noticed my area was completely deserted. I didn’t encounter a single contestant, which made me a bit suspicious. Just when I thought I was about to find my second flag, I heard an angry growl behind me. “F*ck! It’s not sounding like rogues actually,” I thought and turned to look at the creature, and for a moment everything stilled around me. It was a shadow monster, a mythical creature I had read about only in books. I quickly changed into my wolf form and took a stance. He retreated slowly, but a sharp pain pierced my left leg. An enchanted wolf bit my left leg so hard that I started bleeding. I turned to kick him off

(Vera POV) The first rogue lunged, and the forest erupted into chaos. Silas reacted before I could even process what was happening. His body slammed into mine, pushing me behind him while Sebastian swung his sword at the rogue coming straight towards us. The blade sliced across its body, sending the creature crashing onto the ground only a few feet away. “Stay behind us,” Silas ordered without turning around. I stared at his broad back in disbelief. Did this man seriously expect me to hide behind him and watch while they fought? Before I could argue, another rogue jumped from the bushes towards Sebastian. He caught the creature in midair, plunged his sword into its shoulder, and kicked it away with enough force to send it crashing against a tree. “Vera!” Xela screamed inside my head. Her warning came a second too late. Something slammed into me from the side, and my body crashed onto the ground. Pain shot through my already injured leg as claws ripped through the fabric of my t

(Vera POV) Pain. That was the first thing I felt when consciousness slowly returned. Not heartbreak. Not confusion about the Moon Goddess apparently developing an unhealthy interest in my love life. Not even anger. Just pain. Every inch of my body hurt like someone had thrown me from the palace roof, dragged me through a forest, and then invited a group of rogues to use me as a scratching post. I groaned and tried to move my leg. “Don't.” I opened my eyes and found Rafael sitting beside my bed with his arms crossed over his chest. “Why does everyone keep ordering me around?” “Because you have absolutely no sense of self-preservation.” “I survived.” “Barely.” “Still counts.” Rafael rolled his eyes, but the relief on his face was impossible to miss. I looked around and realized I was back inside my room. The curtains were drawn, several bottles of medicine had been placed on the table, and my injured leg was wrapped in fresh bandages. “How long was I unco