All Chapters of A Reincarnated Luna: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The rain hit against the roof, and the constant pouring panicked Eliana’s thoughts, keeping her on edge. The quiet after the explosion still hung heavy in the air. The danger had left, but the unease lingered, settling deep within her chest like a weight she couldn’t bear.She ambled around the room, unable to sit still. Her mind replayed the events from the night before. Gonzalo’s calmness had bothered her, the way he’d brushed off the explosion with such ease, the faint flicker in his eyes when she asked about it. It wasn't just him, though. It was the growl she had heard, the one that made her skin tingle and seemed to rattle the air. The woodland was where it had come from. She was certain. What makes it an animal? She kept asking herself this question until she heard another loud smash outside, followed by the howling wind that seemed to lash through the trees with unnatural ra

Eliana was so shocked to see the big brown wolf face to face. She can’t move until Gonzalo hits it on the back. The wolf growled so loud that pierced Eliana’s ears. She gets up and does not know where her strength came from. She did not think twice and ran as fast as she could. Unexpectedly, she stumbled on the tree trunk on the grass. She tried to resume her momentum to run but she saw dripping blood on her legs. She screamed in fear until she passed out. Gonzalo stared at the brown eyes of the wolves in front of him. The big brown wolf growled so loud and turned around. Gonzalo did not waste time and carried Eliana. He touched her forehead and whispered, “Everything will be alright. Rest and forget these things.” —Eliana stood frozen in the middle of the office, the air a

The days had become a blur of silence and strange interactions. Under Gonzalo's watchful eyes, Eliana hadn’t fully adjusted to her new life. Though she had settled into the routine of working in his office, her mind was constantly wandering, trying to grasp the cause of the situation she had found herself in. Her ability, once so sharp and vivid, seemed to be fading. Each day that passed, she felt a little less like the person who could bend metal and see things in far distance The only trace of that power left within her was a vague sense of unease, a feeling that something had slipped through her fingers, and she couldn’t quite hold on to it anymore.The oddest thing, though, was the petals.Every night, when she returned to her small room in the building, she would find them scattered across her bed. Rose petals. Delicate and soft, they glowed faintly in the room's dim light. At first, Eliana thought nothing of it. Perhaps it was just a coincidence, or maybe someone had left them b

Eliana gets up and takes a shower to forget about the dream. But she can’t forget how Gonzalo reacted when she told him about the dream. She sighs while wrapping the towel to herself. After half an hour of preparing, Eliana stared at the mirror. Her eyes dilated and moved backward until a loud noise on the floor echoed in the room. She turned around and saw the pieces of glass. She frowned and was about to pick it up when the door opened.Gonzalo stepped into the room, his gaze lingering on her a moment longer than necessary, before he nodded and gave a smirk. "Get dressed. We’ll head to the office now." She nodded and then Gonzalo walked out of the room.—Eliana was working quietly, her hands methodically cleaning the space around her. She didn&

Eliana stood motionless, watching the woman as she turned to leave. The sense of unease had only deepened in her chest. Who was she? Her calm, impassive demeanor seemed to mask something far darker. Something that made Eliana’s skin crawl.The woman’s quiet footsteps echoed in the hallway as she vanished from view, and Eliana was left alone in the oppressive silence of Gonzalo's house. It felt like everything had shifted since the first day she’d arrived. The strange behavior of the woman, the abrupt disappearance of the previous security guard, and now Gonzalo’s refusal to explain anything. It was as if the house itself held a secret—one that Eliana wasn’t sure she was ready to uncover.Her thoughts were interrupted when the door to Gonzalo's office opened again. Eliana quickly straightened, expecting to see Gonzalo. But ins