All Chapters of A Reincarnated Luna: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

The garden flourished under the golden hues of the setting sun. As I practiced harnessing my newfound abilities, I felt a warm presence beside me—Caleb, the beast in my eyes before, but now slowly fading and becoming an integral part of my journey. The air crackled with energy, and an unspoken connection between us seemed to deepen with each passing day.One evening, as the vibrant colors of twilight painted the sky, Caleb suggested a break from training. We strolled through the garden, the delicate fragrance of blossoms swirling around us. The enchanting atmosphere ignited a spark within me, one that transcended charm and touched the realm of emotions."Caleb, there's something I need to understand," I began, my gaze fixed on the intertwining vines that adorned the garden walls.He turned to me, his eyes reflecting the depths of a story he had yet to share. "Ask anything, Eliana. I owe you the truth."The truth—I craved it like the air I breathed. "What do you know about the Safe Hav

My body trembled and I couldn't move from my place. Is it happening? Tears continued to flow into my eyes. Caleb is gone. Some creatures abducted him. Before I could move my feet, the light turned off. I hugged myself and sat down on the floor. I looked around, and everything was too dark; I couldn't see any light. I wiped my tears. I need to be strong. Perhaps, I am just dreaming. I tried to pinch my shoulder."Ouch!" I shouted. I am no longer dreaming. I hugged my knee and looked down. Staring at the floor made me feel at ease until loud waves of laughter echoed around."It's not funny!" Caleb shouted. I stood up and looked around."Caleb?!" I shouted in fear. In an instant, broad shoulders pulled me and hugged me tight."I am here," he hissed. "It was only a prank from my friend, Charles."I looked up. "How…." I gulped, trying to ease my voice. "How did he do that?" Caleb carefully pushed me to look into my face. He smiled and my heart melted."Caleb's smile, warm and reassuring, m

Running around Caleb's mansion is one of the ways I remove my worries. I started running at 5 in the morning to ensure my mood was good and I could fully show him my smile. I caught my breath when something growled behind the trees near the gate. My heart pounded fast as I walked, and fear crept into my system. "No," I whispered, trying to comfort myself. As I got closer and passed the trees, I felt something strange. The hair on the back of my neck began to stand up. It was like a wave of anxiety rising. A loud howl echoed inside the mansion. I looked back, and the birds in the sky started to fly away. My eyes widened, and I didn't know where to go. The howls were coming from both near the gate and inside the mansion. I screamed as I saw something moving in the grass. It was so fast.I ran inside the mansion, thinking about Caleb's safety. I ran and ran until I reached Caleb's room, but to my surprise, he wasn't there, and a gust of wind hit my ears. I walked inside and saw the curta

Days had passed, and Caleb remained despondent. He was always sleeping and refused to go outside. I took a deep breath and closed the door behind me. As I looked around, I forced a smile for the people there. Walking through the trees, I felt a strange sensation coursing through me, my skin prickling with goosebumps when I heard a loud howl. I sprinted through the grass, my heart pounding until I heard someone calling my name.“Eliana.” I turned around, stunned. It was Caleb. He appeared suddenly and grabbed my hand, pulling me as we ran out of the village.“Wait,” I tried to protest, but he kept running until the village was no longer in sight. We stopped, gasping for breath, and I seized the moment to speak.“Are you alright?” he asked, gently brushing a strand of hair from my face. I nodded. “It’s good that you kept nagging me to wake up. That village is no longer good for me.”“What do you mean?” I asked, bewildered. He just smiled and tapped my head.“Don’t worry about it. Let’s

Caleb's warm hug still lingered on my body, a comforting memory that I never expected. Hugging myself, I closed my eyes, replaying his words in my mind: “I will always be with you.” Opening my eyes, a sudden wave of nervousness washed over me. Why was I feeling this way?Caleb's visitors were different. Although I enjoyed their company, there was something off, something they were hiding. Even the glasses I washed earlier had unusual scratches. It was strange.Shaking my head, I tried to dismiss my suspicions. I walked into the kitchen to check the glasses again. The scratches were not just superficial; they were peculiar. I ran my fingers over them, feeling the rough lines that marred the surface but didn’t break it. Something was wrong.I took a deep breath and decided to focus on Caleb. The memory of his embrace brought a smile to my face. His declaration, “I will always be with you,” had sent warmth through me. His touch and his words had begun to dissolve the pain in my heart. Cal