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Forgotten Luna CHAPTER 113
Elsa’s POVThe morning light filtered through the canopy, casting golden rays across the forest floor. The air was still thick with the scent of ash and magic, but for the first time in weeks, I felt the faint stirrings of peace. The ruin was gone, its dark energy dissipated, but the memories of what we’d faced lingered like a shadow over my thoughts.I stood on a ridge overlooking the clearing where the pack had gathered. Wolves moved with purpose, tending to injuries, sharing food, and reinforcing bonds that had been tested in the fires of battle. It was a beautiful sight, yet my heart felt heavy.“Elsa.”I turned at the sound of Damien’s voice. His golden eyes searched mine, concern etched into his features. He had been my constant anchor through this storm, yet I knew he was as weary as I was.“They’re looking to you,” he said softly, nodding toward the clearing. “You’re their Alpha now. They trust you.”I swallowed hard, the weight of his words settling over me like a mantle. “I
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Damien’s POV The moon hung high above the forest, its silver light washing over the trees like a protective glow. Despite the progress we had made, a part of me couldn’t shake the feeling that something was still unsettled. The forest had scars, and so did we. I walked the perimeter of the camp, my senses sharp. Wolves were scattered around the clearing, their murmured conversations a quiet backdrop to the night. Most of them were finally starting to relax. For the first time in a long while, there was peace—but peace was fragile. My steps carried me toward the ridge where Elsa often sat to think. As I approached, her scent reached me—a mix of wildflowers and strength. She stood at the edge, her arms wrapped around herself as if trying to shield against an invisible cold. “Couldn’t sleep?” I asked, keeping my voice soft. She turned slightly, her eyes meeting mine. The moonlight reflected in her gaze, making her look ethereal. But behind the beauty, there was a weight she couldn’t
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Elsa's POVAs the darkness slowly recedes as birdsong echoes loudly beneath softly swaying foliage. I blinked against light filtering through the canopy slowly taking a moment to orient myself in dense foliage. Dark times lingered at the edges of my mind in shadows waiting for still moments like this to slowly creep back. I shoved those nagging thoughts aside and rose up from a tangled mess of leaves and faded blankets slowly. Darkness slowly faded wolves emerged from shadows moving silently in early morning light. Whispering Falls had become a somewhat central hub for various packs yet remained far from permanent. We had work that couldn't wait nearby somehow. Damien's unmistakable aroma wafted past me suddenly before his figure emerged. Turning I spotted him near the edge of the clearing speaking quietly with a scout beneath a shady tree. His golden eyes flicked toward me briefly and from a distance warmth in his gaze shone right through somehow. It grounded me and reminded me wh
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Damien’s POVThe camp had quieted for the night, the hum of voices replaced by the gentle crackle of the fire. I leaned against a fallen log near the clearing’s edge, my eyes scanning the groups of wolves settling in for the evening. The peace that had started to weave its way through the packs felt fragile, as though one wrong move could shatter it.My gaze found Elsa near the center of the camp. She was speaking softly with Lyra, her movements gentle, her expression calm. Even from a distance, I could see the weight she carried in her posture—the weight of the packs, the future, and the scars of the past. She bore it all with a grace that both amazed and worried me.“She’s stronger than she looks.” Lyra’s voice startled me. I hadn’t noticed her approaching until she settled onto the log beside me.“I know she is,” I said, my eyes still on Elsa. “But even the strongest can break.”Lyra nodded, following my gaze. “She’s healing, Damien. Slowly, but she is. You’re helping her more than
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Elsa’s POVThe news from the northern border lingered in my mind as the council gathered in the main clearing. The sun hung low in the sky, its golden light filtering through the trees, casting long shadows over the circle of wolves. Tension crackled in the air like an impending storm.Garrick’s report had sent ripples through the packs, a reminder that peace could be as fragile as glass. We had only just begun to rebuild, and already, a new threat loomed on the horizon.Damien stood at my side, his golden eyes scanning the gathered leaders. His presence was steadying, a solid anchor in the swirling uncertainty. I drew strength from him, even as my own resolve wavered.“We’ve all heard the report,” Lyra began, her voice calm but firm. “A group of unfamiliar wolves is lingering near the northern border. They haven’t crossed, but their numbers and behavior suggest they’re not harmless wanderers.”Murmurs of concern rippled through the group. The alphas exchanged wary glances, their post
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Damien's povDamien's view of forest surroundings had grown eerily still suddenly beneath the darkening sky. Sharp unfamiliar wolf scent still lingered inside my nose feeling utterly foreign somehow. Every step back toward Whispering Falls felt heavier, my thoughts clouded with dark memories of northern border atrocities somehow. Elsa walked beside me, her shoulders ridiculously straight. I could feel weight bearing down on her. Her silence spoke volumes, her mind spinning rapidly with the same deep concerns as mine. Garrick lagged slightly behind his sharp gaze scanning trees intensely his presence felt steadily very reassuring somehow.“We’ll need to call another meeting,” Elsa said quietly, breaking the silence. Elsa said softly we need another meeting now breaking the silence that had fallen suddenly around usHer voice sounded calm yet beneath lay steeliness that reminded me of her powerful leadership qualities.“We don’t have the luxury of time. I nodded silently in response. Time'
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Damien's povDarkness closed in around me stubbornly as I stood quietly at the edge of a clearing feeling incredibly anxious suddenly. Each fleeting instant Elsa and Lyra failed to show up eroded my fragile emotional state somewhat rapidly. My instincts told me to go after them so I could ensure their safety somehow but Elsa wouldn’t forgive me for undermining her authority. Council dissolved hours prior and I remained stationary. Garrick lingered nearby, his watchful eyes fixed intensely on forest shadows like he expected something weird would emerge suddenly.“She’ll be fine,” Garrick said after a while, his deep voice steady but not entirely convincing.Garrick said she'll be fine, his deep voice steady somehow not entirely convincing after a pretty long time.“I know. I nodded slowly beneath darkening shadows as tension in my chest persisted somewhat uneasily.“She’ll come back. I am fairly certain now.---Hours later, the sound of footsteps broke the silence, and I turned sharply, r
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Elsa's POVElsa's vantage point revealed air feeling unnervingly chilly beneath dismal grey skies. I stood near the edge of Whispering Falls darkness gathering rapidly as warm sunlight faded slowly beneath the horizon. My thoughts formed a knotty mesh of dark apprehensions and tactics that perpetually looped back around one fundamental concern we weren't ready yet. Packs lay scattered everywhere, loyalty seemed fragile. Though we had started building trust it was still pretty fragile under intense pressure and uncertainty of war. War loomed ominously on the horizon. Damien stood silently by my side, his presence feeling uncommonly grounding these days. Silence hung heavy between us for a bit, somehow saying more than any words. He broke silence pretty abruptly.“We’ll make it through this, Elsa.”I turned to him, my chest tight. “You say that as if you believe it.”“I do.” He faced me, his golden eyes steady. “Because I believe in you. We'll make it through this Elsa. My chest felt tig
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Damien’s POVThe morning sun broke through the canopy, scattering golden light across the clearing. It was as if the forest itself had exhaled after so many months of tension. I stood at the edge of the camp, watching as the pack moved about, their steps lighter than they had been in weeks. Conversations were punctuated with laughter, and there was a spark of life in their eyes. For the first time in what felt like forever, hope wasn’t just a distant dream—it was here, tangible and alive.But even as I took in the scene, my instincts remained sharp. The Shadow Council was gone, but their remnants—the shadow wolves—still posed a threat. Callan’s warning from the Northern Ridge had lingered in my mind since the day he arrived. The shadow wolves were regrouping, recruiting smaller, defenseless packs.We’d formed an alliance with the Northern Ridge pack and two others since then. Together, we had created a network of patrols, shared resources, and fortified borders. It wasn’t perfect, but
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Elsa’s POVThe forest was quiet, save for the rustling of leaves in the cool night breeze. The campfire in the center of the clearing had dimmed to glowing embers, casting soft shadows on the ground. Most of the pack had retired for the night, their exhaustion from the day’s events finally catching up with them.But I couldn’t sleep.The weight of everything sat heavy on my chest—the lives lost, the responsibilities waiting for me, and the knowledge that the shadow wolves weren’t truly gone. Tonight, I felt like the battle had only shifted, morphing into something more insidious.I stood at the edge of the camp, staring out into the dark expanse of trees. The silence should have been comforting, but it only amplified the noise in my head.“Elsa.”I turned at the sound of Damien’s voice. He approached me quietly, his golden eyes glowing softly in the dim light. He looked as tired as I felt, but his presence carried a steadiness that I desperately needed.“You should be resting,” he sai
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Damien’s POVThe aftermath of the battle hung heavy in the air, even as the light of dawn painted the forest in shades of gold and amber. Wolves moved through the clearing, tending to the wounded and collecting the bodies of the fallen. There was no celebration, only quiet resolve and somber reflection.Elsa stood near the falls, her silver hair catching the soft light of morning. She was staring out at the water, her arms crossed tightly over her chest. From where I stood, I could see the weight pressing down on her shoulders, the burden of every decision she had made in the last few weeks.I wanted to go to her, to tell her she didn’t have to bear it all alone, but I hesitated. Elsa had always been strong—resilient in a way that inspired everyone around her. But now, her strength seemed to be tearing at her, leaving her raw and vulnerable.Lyra appeared at my side, her quiet presence grounding me. She looked as exhausted as the rest of us, her dark hair falling loose over her should
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Elsa's POV Echoes of the Scout's ominous words in my mind suddenly a warning that makes my blood run incredibly cold. Dark silhouettes of wolves emerge from murky twilight shadows. Even after the fall of Shadow Council dark remnants lingered silently beneath the surface waiting for the perfect moment to launch a surprise attack. Damien stood tall beside me, his golden eyes sharp and intensely focused underneath dim lighting. Darkness surrounded us and murky silhouettes murmured softly beneath faint moonlight that filtered through icy night air. I drew a deep breath inward slowly forcing myself to remain calm. They require my leadership skills now rather than see me utterly fail.“How far are they?” Damien asked the scout, his tone clipped.Damien asked the scout how far they were, his voice low and curt suddenly.“A mile or two… maybe less. Scout staggered forward slowly, exhaustion making his legs wobble badly under him.“We need to act quickly. A mile roughly or maybe a bit less than
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Damien's povThe moon hangs high above trees beneath a silver glow that spreads over camp. Whispering Falls murmured softly beyond a nearby hill, its gentle hum soothing my frazzled mind completely. Tonight peace felt eerily distant somehow. I stood near the edge of a clearing watching wolves from various packs work together in a surprisingly harmonious fashion. It was a sight I never thought I'd see yet here it was somehow holding strong under circumstances. Elsa sat by fire, her head resting deeply in her hands surrounded by faint shadows. She looked utterly spent beneath the weight of all we worked tirelessly toward which pressed heavily on her narrow shoulders. Tension abruptly seized my chest upon catching sight of her faintly smiling face. She lugged an absurd amount more than anyone should bear. I moved silently across open space, my footsteps deliberately slow. As I reached her suddenly her pale blue eyes reflected flickering flames in dim light.“You’re supposed to be resting,
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Elsa’s POVThe forest was still, save for the occasional rustle of leaves in the gentle wind. The calm was deceptive, though—it felt as if the world was holding its breath, waiting for the next challenge to unfold. I stood by the edge of the Whispering Falls, my fingers trailing through the cold water. Familiarity stared back at me from a face that looked somewhat different now somehow. My face had sharp cheekbones, a stubborn jaw and eyes that gave away pretty much everything but weight in my gaze felt different now. The battles, the loss, the responsibilities, they had all left their mark.“Elsa.”I didn’t need to turn to know who it was. I didn't need to turn around abruptly in a swift motion knowing full well it was Elsa standing behind me. Damien's voice remained steadily present, somehow grounding me deeply in unexpected ways.“You’ve been quiet today,” he said softly, his golden eyes studying me.He walked up beside me, his footsteps silent on the damp grass. He spoke softly, his
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Elsa's POVThe morning air felt crisp beneath Elsa's face, it made her inhale deeply just feel alive. Most wolves remained still deeply exhausted from a long night's intense running beneath a dark moon. Tension in the air had lessened somewhat but a long way remained before peace settled eerily over everyone slowly. I stood at the edge of the clearing watching sunlight spill slowly through trees in the morning's warm golden light. Vivid moments reminded me why we fought passionately under incredibly difficult circumstances. Beauty of the forest and the promise of a new day was utterly worth fighting for with every ounce of strength.“Couldn’t sleep?” Damien’s voice came from behind me, low and steady.Damien's voice emerged from somewhere behind low and eerily steady as he murmured couldn't sleep. I turned seeing him walk toward me, his golden eyes warm beneath exhaustion etched deeply into his rugged features slowly. He looked pretty rough somehow but that wasn't surprising.“I needed
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Damien's povDarkness swirled around me like murky fog as I navigated camp with senses heightened extremely. War finally ended but the forest still reeled deeply beneath dark eerie shadows. Scars on land and wounds on wolves were exacerbated by a fragile thread of trust holding packs together somewhat precariously now. Every step felt like balancing precariously on a knife's edge and I couldn't shake the feeling that one wrong move would send us all tumbling back into utter chaos suddenly. I found Elsa near the edge of her silhouette, outlined by the glow of the rising sun overhead slowly. She stood with arms crossed, her gaze fixed on the horizon as if searching fairly intently for answers somehow out there. Wind whimsically danced around her head tugging at stray locks but she remained frozen somehow unable to brush them aside slowly.“Couldn’t sleep?” I asked, stepping closer.Couldn't sleep. I stepped really close and asked softly,“Too much on my mind.”I nodded, coming to stand be
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Elsa's POVElsa's perspective reveals battle aftermath settles deep within her chest as heaviness makes breathing incredibly difficult somehow. I stood at the edge of Whispering Falls where rushing water seemed ridiculously loud, drowning out faint murmurs of wolves downstream. Cool spray touched my face grounding me briefly beneath a clear blue sky. War had finally come crashing down. Remnants of Shadow Council fled or fallen and forest belonged solely back our way now. Victory felt somewhat hollow somehow. Numerous lives were lost under exceedingly dire circumstances. Numerous faces would slip forever from my sight suddenly.“Elsa.”I turned to see Damien approaching. Damien emerged from darkness behind me. He moved silently with a fluidity that hid his evident fatigue.“How are you feeling?” he asked, his voice low, almost hesitant.“Tired,” I admitted. “And… lost.”He stepped closer, his hand brushing against mine before he took it fully. His golden eyes locked onto mine and we stoo
