All Chapters of The First Luna : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Ethan quickly looked around, but still didn't see Lane.He frowned, thinking he must have imagined it.How could Lane appear at the battlefield front lines?She hadn't enlisted.As Ethan scanned the area, Maris stepped forward, chest lifted, her wolf ears pricking up.Unexpectedly, her reputation had already reached the battlefield.Thinking this, she let out a bright laugh."Generals, you flatter me. How could Maris compare to you? The victory at northern front was merely luck, not because I am especially brave or capable."Her words left everyone stunned.Several commanders exchanged subtle glances.Of course, they had heard of Maris. She had her first-class merit at the northern front, helping secure the treaty with Valkirk.But that treaty had barely been inked before Valkirk soldiers appeared at the battle field. The true nature of her "first-class merit" was hard to define.More importantly, just moments ago, they had been praising Ethan's Luna—Lane of Silvermoon Pack!And now t

Third-person POV: Prince Kaelen let out a cold snort. In an instant, a crushing surge of alpha pressure flooded the tent and slammed straight into Maris. She managed to hold on for barely two seconds before her legs buckled. She was forced down onto one knee, cold sweat pouring from her temples. Only then did Prince Kaelen retract part of the pressure and say coldly, "From the very beginning of the,lands, Battle of Ember Ridge, Major General Conlay personally fought in five major engagements and slew countless enemies. When Black ice valley fell, it was she who infiltrated the city and opened the gates. She then led three thousand troops and fought back and forth against nearly thirty thousand enemies, holding the granary under extreme conditions. Every single one of her merits is backed by battle reports, enemy heads, and testimony from fellow soldiers. This rank of Major General was personally conferred by His Majesty to recognize her achievements and to steady the morale o

Maris did not believe it at all.But she also knew that with Prince Kaelen protecting Lane, there was nothing she could do to her for now.She turned back, glaring resentfully at the commander's tent."Look at that. Being born lucky really is everything."As the daughter of General Conlay, the last 'pearl' of Silvermoon Pack, everyone shields her, everyone protects her."That noble blood she was born with is like an invisible halo, letting her effortlessly obtain things unlike people like me who has to fight to the death just to have them if we're lucky."And what about me?"Because I was born in a remote fishing village, with no background and no noble blood, I had no choice but to carve my way up with my own claws!""Maris..."Ethan tried to comfort her, but Maris was no longer listening.She looked straight at him. "And you? Do you really think those war merits were earned by her alone?"Ethan froze.He knew Lane was an Alpha wolf and that she was strong, but on the battlefield, in

Lane's POV:I made my way straight to the training grounds.Bill, an Alpha captain known for his brute strength and stubborn streak, was already standing at the center of the field.Several armored war wolves were gathered around him, and when they saw me, more than a few rolled their eyes.Nyra was being deliberately wicked, hiding my Alpha presence on purpose. She clearly wanted them to be shocked and to regret what they said about me."Military Officer Enrod, teach her a lesson! Let her learn that battlefield glory isn't earned with a family name or a few tears!""Exactly! An Omega belongs in the rear den, not climbing over our brothers' shoulders with merit bought by her father's and brothers' blood!"The surrounding soldiers jeered.Bill looked at me coldly. "Major General, did you hear that?"I nodded, then lifted my hand and tied my long hair back.Nyra bounced eagerly within my mind.Once I was set, Bill frowned, his eyes filling with something complicated."Major General," he

Lane's POV"Get out of my way! You're the one who truly tarnishes the honor of warriors!"I licked my teeth, almost wanting to bite her throat right there and then.If not for the war, for army discipline, and for the fact that exposing her crimes—killing surrendered soldiers and slaughtering residents—would drag my grandfather down with her, I would have done it already.Maris stamped her foot in fury."Lane, that's enough! Do you really think I don't see through you? You came here just to prove you're better than me. But ask yourself honestly—did you earn the rank of major general with your skill? Let me tell you this, no one in the army truly respects you. Deep down, they all see you as a joke."I couldn't help but let out a cold laugh. "If I'm a joke, isn't that thanks to you spreading rumors and twisting the truth?""Twisting the truth? What truth?" Maris curled her lip and scoffed."That you're some alpha wolf? That you're incredibly amazing? Lane, you've heard praise for so lon