All Chapters of Rise Of the Silver Luna Queen : Chapter 121 - Chapter 125

The wind blew hard across the southern estate. The sky was grey and heavy, looking like it wanted to snow. Inside the big fancy house, Lord Xavier sat in his leather chair. He looked at the heavy wooden door of his room every few minutes.He was waiting.For three days, Xavier had been waiting for a horse rider to come back from the north. Every time the wind blew or a door creaked, he jumped up, thinking it was the messenger bringing good news. In his silly, broken mind, Xavier truly believed that Alpha Kael would read his letter, feel sorry for him, and send Lyra back home on a soft horse with a polite apology.Xavier smiled to himself, taking a sip of his red wine. He imagined Lyra walking back through his front doors, crying tears of joy because her old master came to save her from the scary northern monster.Any minute now, Xavier thought, his heart beating fast with pride. The guard will walk in. He will hand me a letter written by Kael. Kael will say, "Take her back, Xavier, yo

The cold winter snows of the northern mountains melted away, giving way to a warm, beautiful, and golden spring.For two whole years, peace had lived inside the White Wolf castle. The dark days of war, poison, and terrifying attacks felt like a bad dream from a long time ago. The stone walls of the fortress were no longer filled with fear or tension. Instead, the halls echoed with the bright, happy sounds of life, laughter, and bright sunshine.The castle gardens, which used to be cold and empty, were now full of green grass and colorful flowers. Red roses, white lilies, and bright yellow daisies bloomed along the stone pathways. Warm sunlight poured down from the clear blue sky, warming the old rocks and making the high mountain peaks look like shining crowns of silver and gold.In the middle of the big royal garden, a little boy was running as fast as his small legs could carry him.His name was Aiden. He was two years old now, and he was full of endless energy. Aiden had thick, dar

The evening sun began to sink slowly behind the high western peaks of the northern mountains. It painted the sky in bright, beautiful colors of deep orange, soft pink, and glowing gold. The clouds looked like fluffy pieces of spun cotton floating lazily above the world, catching the last warm rays of daylight before the stars came out to watch over the land.Inside the royal castle, the big dining hall was warm and cozy.A bright fire crackled happily in the large stone fireplace, throwing dancing shadows against the dark wood panels of the walls. On the long wooden dining table sat a simple, hearty meal of roasted meat, fresh bread, sweet butter, and a bowl of bright red apples. There were no fancy political guests tonight. There were no loud southern lords demanding attention, no secret messengers bringing scary news, and no plots hiding in the dark corners.There was only family.Little Aiden sat high up in his wooden booster chair. He had washed his hands and face after his long a