Todos los capítulos de My Alpha Buried the Wrong Luna: Capítulo 141 - Capítulo 150

ELARABy noon, there were more people at the House of Aurelis than beds available.Families had started arriving before sunrise, carrying small bags, blankets, and whatever food they could save from their homes. Some came from packs that had already chosen sides. Others came from territories that had not taken a position but feared they would be forced to soon. They entered through the same gates, exhausted and frightened, and each family brought a different version of what was happening beyond our walls.The common hall became crowded within hours. Children slept on folded blankets between tables, while older residents helped the healers organize the newcomers. The kitchen was working without stopping, and every available room had been given to families with infants, elderly relatives, or injured wolves. I walked through the settlement listening to questions I couldn't answer."Will Blackridge protect us?""Are House Arven's warriors coming?""Can we stay if our pack chooses the old

KAELThe evidence covered half the table in my study.Ronan had brought the military orders from the northern border. Cassian had supplied copies of the political agreements made by the three packs. Elara had added the wounded soldier's account, while Noah had brought Adrian's journal and the pages describing the consequences of restoring the old bloodline.For the first time, the pieces were sitting in one place.None of us spoke for several moments.I picked up the first military order. The instructions were different from the others, but they all carried the same hidden mark. One pack had been warned that Redbrook might cross its border. Redbrook had been warned that Westfall was preparing an attack. Westfall had received a different warning about both."They didn't need the packs to coordinate," I said. "They only needed each one to believe it was protecting itself."Ronan nodded."And the disguised attackers pushed the patrols toward each other.""Then disappeared before either s

KAELThe message from the northern border arrived before sunrise.Westfall warriors had entered the disputed valley.At first, I thought the report might be wrong. Marek had crossed the border after refusing the agreement at our meeting, but I had expected him to stop short of a full occupation. Instead, his warriors had moved deep enough into the valley to reach several settlements that had refused to choose either side.Ronan stood across from me in the command room, reading the report again."There are civilians trapped between Westfall and Redbrook," he said. "Most are from farming settlements. Some have refused to recognize either claim.""How many?""At least two hundred. Maybe more."I looked toward the window. Dawn was beginning to spread across Blackridge, but the light did nothing to ease the weight in my chest."How close are the warriors?""Westfall controls the western road. Redbrook has taken the southern ridge. The civilians are caught between them."Ronan lowered the r

RONANBy the time we reached Grey Ridge, the valley had already become a battlefield.Smoke rolled across the lower slopes, hiding parts of the road and turning the afternoon light gray. The sound of fighting came from beyond the ridge, mixed with shouting and the occasional cry of frightened civilians. I could not see how many warriors were involved, but judging by the noise, the confrontation was larger than the border reports had suggested.Kael raised his hand, and our rescue force stopped behind a line of trees."Where are the civilians?" he asked.One of the scouts pointed toward the ridge. "There are several groups trapped between the two sides. We saw them trying to move downhill, but the fighting pushed them back."Kael's expression tightened. "Then we get them out first."We moved forward carefully, keeping our weapons lowered. The moment we reached the ridge, the situation became clear. Redbrook and Westfall warriors were fighting across the narrow road, each side convinced

CASSIANThe council chamber emptied slowly, but I remained behind.Kael had taken Ronan and several guards to review the military records, while the other Alphas left in small groups, whispering about the forged order. Their voices faded down the corridor, leaving only the sound of rain against the tall windows.I placed the forged document beside the authorization ledger.The council verification mark was genuine.That fact bothered me more than the forgery itself.Someone had not simply created a false order and hoped it would be believed. They had moved it through a legitimate channel, attached an official verification, and allowed it to become part of the council's records before the battle at Grey Ridge even began.I called for the records keeper.When she arrived, she looked nervous."Show me every person who accessed the military authorization system in the last three days."She hesitated."That's restricted.""I know.""I need the council seal to release those records."I plac