All Chapters of Alpha Silas Human Luna: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Mac’s POVI staggered to my feet, the taste of blood thick in my mouth from the brutal blows Alpha Kevin had landed. His fists were relentless, each punch a reminder of my mistake. I shouldn’t have underestimated him—shouldn’t have believed that my new power was enough to bring down an Alpha like him. I could barely keep up with his speed, let alone dodge his attacks.I should have listened to Alpha Silas, taken his advice to train and master my abilities before leaving the pack. But my wolf was restless, urging me to reclaim the home I knew was mine. Now I was paying the price.Kevin lunged at me again, but this time, his movement was just a fraction slower. I felt the surge of adrenaline coursing through me, hot and fierce, sharpening my senses. I caught his arm mid-swing, twisting until I heard the bone snap. He roared in pain, but I didn’t let up. Even as he tried to counter with his other hand, I seized it and broke it too. He staggered back, gasping, his eyes wide with pain and

Mac’s POVI wanted to rip Drake limb from limb, but right now, Yuri needed medical attention. The moment he carried her away from my arms, rage surged through me like wildfire. But I held it back—she needed to heal first.The infirmary was being prepped, and the wolf doctors sent by Alpha Silas—experts in treating hybrid dragons—had already arrived. For now, I knew one thing for certain: Yuri was in capable hands.Yuri’s father and her half-siblings joined us in the infirmary, but we stayed outside, giving the doctors space to work. My heart was racing like never before. Not even the fight for my life against Alpha Kevin had left me this tense. I never expected my attraction to Yuri would turn out to be a mate bond, but my wolf, Alec, confirmed it.“What happened to her all of a sudden? She was fine just minutes ago,” Nedra asked, breaking the heavy silence.“It seems the tension between us knocked her out,” Drake replied coldly, glaring at me before looking away.“What?” Nex blurted

Drake's POVI forced myself to go along with Yuri and Mac. There’s no way I’m leaving my mate alone with that asshole, Mac. Besides, I need some space from Opal. My new clan, under the watchful eyes of Yuri’s half-siblings, feels safe—a feeling my dragon in my head confirmed. The hybrid dragons in this clan will be secure, and I trust that instinct.“You stayed back to your clan,” Mac muttered as we stopped to grab a quick bite to eat. Yuri was far enough away, well out of earshot, but I could hear the jealousy dripping from Mac’s tone.“Worry about your pack,” I replied calmly, refusing to take the bait. “My clan members aren’t the ones getting abducted.”His frown deepened.“Why are you so persistent about Yuri?” Mac pressed, his voice sharper now. “You used to hate her. You couldn’t even stand being in the same room with her.”“I know,” I admitted, my voice even. “But I believe—no, my dragon believes—Yuri is my mate. Not Opal.” I paused, trying to put the whirlwind of emotions into

Mac’s POVI hated seeing Yuri hurt. Her pained expression made me realize just how insensitive I’d been toward her feelings.“Alpha, please come here.”Emery’s voice broke through my guilt-ridden thoughts, snapping me out of my reprieve. I turned and made my way to the morgue, where the forensic doctor was waiting with a report file in hand.“Alpha, may the light of the Moon Goddess be with you,” he greeted solemnly.“What’s the news?” I asked.He handed me the file, and as I scanned the contents, a chill ran down my spine. The DNA report confirmed that the deceased were members of our pack. All of them—she-wolves between the ages of 20 and 25—had been brutally attacked by male wolves. Butwhy? Could rogues be targeting the she-wolves?“Gunther,” I called, “try to find out more about these deceased she-wolves. What were they doing outside of the pack’s territory?Speak with their families, too. Emery, I want you to go along and help calm the families once Gunther delivers the bad news

Drake's POVI dropped onto the bench after a brutal training session, my gaze fixed on the torn punching bags scattered across the floor. My dragon, Fin, hissed inside my head, his voice sharp and insistent. “You should have killed that wolf, Alpha.”I sighed heavily, rubbing my temple. Fin was relentless, hounding me with murderous suggestions about Mac. Ever since he’d seenYuri and Mac close together, the jealousy burned us both—me and my dragon. It was like an inferno consuming every rational thought. I needed to get my shit together.My phone buzzed. I glanced at the screen. Opal. Again. She’d left fifty missed calls and a flood of texts, all begging me to come back home. She misses me, she said. But I’d told her—I’d made it clear—what we had was just a fling. Nothing more. Yet she clungto this idea of a mate bond between us. Her feelings were as intense as mine were absent. Another sigh escaped me as I set the phone down.“Drake.”Her voice made me look up. Yuri stood there, tr