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My breath trembled. “There was a trial. Lies. Betrayal. A portal. I did not walk through it. I was thrown.” The hallway went silent. Every wolf within hearing distance stared. Lucian’s eyebrows shot up. “Thrown? Into another world?” “Yes,” I snapped. “Do you require me to draw a map? I was banished. Against my will. Which is rude, dramatic, and entirely unnecessary.” A warrior whispered, “She sounds like royalty.”

he said, “I will save you from further ridicule from the entire pack.” I blinked, confused. “Save me?” I whispered. He laughed out dryly... one I’d never seen before. “You’ve ruined the beautiful thing we had, Selina. And as much as I am angry at you… what I’m about to do is for your own good.” My chest felt like it was caving in. “This pack is no longer a safe place for you. Not with what’s happened. From this moment onward…” He paused, his eyes holding mine for a second. "You are banished, Selina, effective immediately.”

Hebathi’s brows furrowed slightly, but she didn’t interrupt. I exhaled slowly, forcing myself to continue. "Alpha Caden just… banished him. No explanation. No trial. Nothing. One day, he was a pack warrior, and the next, he was gone. And whatever he had done, whatever mistake he made… the Alpha never told us.” I swallowed hard. The lie felt like fire on my tongue, scorching and bitter.

My father organised a bloodless coup and made the arrangements to send them on exile, never to return for any reasons. The conditions were hugely dishonourable, and that is tantamount to actual death as werewolves. The entire Bloodstone Clan and their eight different packs was cleared out. Publicly disgraced and shunned. Banishment to a werewolf is the highest form of torture and hence the bets form of punishment. Nobody knew or cared to find out how the Bloodstone Clan was faring once they were escorted outside our borders.

**The Banished Luna** **Chapter 1 — Shadows Before the Moon** The moonlight poured through the narrow window, silvering the dust that hung in the air. I tugged my worn cloak tighter around my shoulders as I stacked the last bundle of herbs on the healer’s table. My fingertips were raw from picking nettles all afternoon, but the sting was nothing compared to the constant ache of being invisible. Invisible — except when I was a problem. “Aria, you’re slow again.” The healer’s sharp voice snapped me from my thoughts. She didn’t look up from grinding roots in her mortar. “If you can’t keep up, I’ll tell Beta Rowan to find someone else.”

Like Robin perhaps? The warrior hesitated. “It was chaos. Hard to be certain. But… I think I saw a stroke of green in someone’s hair. I assumed it was the Elegida, but now, thinking back…” His voice grew firmer. “No. It was him. Robin.” “You’re dismissed,” Khral said, sighing heavily. The warrior left. I leaned forward, my patience thin. “Care to let me in on your little secret?” “If Robin was there,” Yvonne said slowly, “then they’ve entered the Banished Barrier.”

Valerie notices wrath in the eyes of the crying lady in front of her and hears a familiar name, but before she has a chance to inquire about what is going on and about the name that the crying lady called her, the scene of her dream changes once again. “I know that's you, My Empress, but I'll have to wait a bit longer to have you here completely.” The familiar voice of the man told her but she hasn't seen the man's face since she can't turn around and she's facing a field full of gorgeous flowers that sparkle in the light and sway in the breeze. She was embraced from behind by an arm that rested its forehead on the back of her head “Please don't stray out of my sight again, Zhilux, because I

Angela added with a piercing laugh. George took a step closer, the malice of a low-tier predator flickering in his eyes. "You used to have Ironthorn as a shield, so we couldn't touch you. Now? You're just a banished stray. L.A. isn't a friendly place for losers." Madison leaned in, her voice dripping with poisonous anticipation. "Enjoy tonight, honey. Your worst nightmare just arrived." Trista didn't bother responding to the losers' circus act. She turned her back and walked away.

The front door was locked tight keeping out any intruders, but that didn’t do so good against beasts. A chill of understanding plunged through her whole body, the brothers had truly banished her. They had knocked her out and brought her back home to fend for herself. They didn’t care what happened to the warriors, instead choosing to keep them in the dark about everything that was about to happen. Slumping to the ground she buried her face in her hands trying to get herself together. Had she been the only one banished, or had they banished Chase and Charise as well for helping her steal the book?

"You filthy Omega! How dare you seduce my Alpha!" They decided I was emotionally unstable—a dangerous threat to Isla—and banished me to the barren Exile Lands. Thanks to Isla bribing the rogues, I was dumped in the most remote territory and brutally gang-attacked by them. I fought back with everything I had, clinging to life just to get my revenge. Until the System told me that if I died in absolute submission, I would return to my world with immense wealth. So, I learned my lesson. No matter how they humiliated me or trampled me underfoot, I wouldn't fight back anymore.