Todos los capítulos de The Alpha's Pity Luna : Capítulo 61 - Capítulo 66

The outer ring gave under the second push.Kai drove through the broken delay line with Malinda on his left and two veterans clearing the angle ahead. Smoke and blood thicked the air, but under it he caught something that stopped every other scent cold.Elara.It wasn't the bond open but something rawer. Her blood and with it a wrongness like old metal and forced ritual, thick enough to turn his stomach.“She is close,” he said.Malinda cut down a runner trying to flee inward. “How close?”“Inner corridor or maybe the next turn.” Kai’s head tilted as if listening to a sound only he could almost hear. “The scent is not only injury. They are doing something to her.”A pack fighter at the fork looked back. “Alpha, left passage is barricaded. Right is active.”“Right,” Kai ordered. “Do not scatter. If this is another split, we hold a single spear through the center.”They hit the right passage hard. Halfway down it, the sealed silence in Kai’s chest lurched. A spike unstable, as if the ma

Morning light reached the healing wing before Elara’s strength did. She was awake, propped against pillows, palm re-wrapped, the cold shakes reduced to an occasional tremor. Kai sat where he had been all night. Cassandra entered with Mira and did not bother with soft openings.“You felt a pull with no one touching you,” Cassandra said. “That is the residual awakening. Your blood still answers the cracked recess from here. Distance is not protection. It is only delay.”Elara held her gaze. “Then guarding the site is not enough.”“Correct,” Cassandra said. “A guard can stop hands. It cannot stop a link already seated in your condition. As long as that unfinished work remains, it can yank you from the inside again harder next time, or longer.”Kai’s voice was rough. “Define harder.”“Another surge without warning. A longer yellow phase. A draw on her strength while she is walking a corridor or standing in council. The worst version is a collapse far from this room.” Cassandra looked betw

By late morning two days after, Elara had the healer’s conditional clearance and no intention of wasting it. Mira delivered it herself. “You can have short movement but you have to be escorted. If your color drops, you come straight back. This is not permission to tour the grounds.” “I only need one corridor and one room,” Elara said, already sitting on the edge of the bed. Kai blocked the path to her boots. “No.” “You didn’t hear the destinations yet.” “I heard ‘room’ plural in spirit.” His arms folded. “You stood yesterday and nearly went down before the side table. Today you want a walk through pack tension.” Elara held out her hand for the boots anyway. “I need to face more than a cot, Kai. If I stay here, every decision still happens around my body like I am a problem being stored.” “You are recovering.” “I am also Luna.” She met his eyes without heat-for-show, only firmness. “Lila is sealed under our roof with a truth that already changed the war. If I wait until I look