All Chapters of The Lycan King Rescued Luna: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

LIA'S POVI was lying on my bed, staring at the ceiling when I heard the shouts outside. I frowned, wondering what was going on. I got up from my bed and walked to the window aide. I peeked outside and saw the guards running up and down the Packhouse. My heart started racing as I wondered what was happening.I wanted to leave my room to find out what was going on, but I knew it wasn't a good idea. Some guards were stationed outside my room, and Asher had asked me not to come out of my room for any reason. I sighed and leaned against the window, watching as the chaos outside continued.I could feel frustration building up inside me as I wondered when all this would end. It felt like we were constantly under attack, and I didn't know how much longer I could take it. I closed my eyes, taking deep breaths to calm myself down.But the shouts and screams outside only grew louder, and my anxiety grew. I couldn't just stay in my room and wait for it all to end. I needed to know what was happe

LIA'S POVThe Alphas roughly pulled me out of the underbrush and dragged me into the woods. The night air was cold and damp, and the sound of rustling leaves and snapping twigs filled my ears as we ran deeper into the darkness.I stumbled and tripped, my feet tangled in roots and fallen branches, but the Alphas didn't slow down. They pulled me roughly to my feet and dragged me onward, their grip unyielding and relentless.I could hear the sound of footsteps crunching on the forest floor, and I knew that we were not alone. My heart pounded in my chest as I scanned the darkness, searching for any sign of help.But before I could call out, we were surrounded by a group of guards, their weapons at the ready. "Let her go!" one of them shouted, his voice filled with determination.But the Alphas merely laughed, their grip on me tightening as they prepared to fight. I screamed for help, my voice raw with terror, but the guards were no match for the Alphas and their brute strength.In a ma

ALPHA ASHER'S POV.I gritted my teeth as I continued on, my senses on high alert as I searched for any sign of Lia or her captors. The thought of her being in the hands of these ruthless rogues made my blood boil, and I vowed to stop at nothing to bring her back safely.As I emerged from the passageway and into the woods, I could feel the weight of the situation bearing down on me. The chaos and destruction around me were overwhelming, and I knew that we had a long and difficult road ahead if we were going to defeat these rogues and rescue Lia.LIA'S POVI felt the throbbing pain as I slowly opened my eyes. Every muscle in my body felt sore, and a pounding headache was pulsing through my head. My eyes struggled to focus as I tried to make sense of my surroundings. It took me a few moments to realize that I was lying on a hard, cold surface. I struggled to sit up, but the pain in my body was too much to bear.I closed my eyes and took a deep breath, trying to calm my racing thoughts. T

ALPHA ASHER'S POVI tossed and turned in my bed all night, unable to find a comfortable position. My mind was filled with thoughts of Lia and the danger she was in. I knew I had to come up with a plan to rescue her, but my mind was blank.Before I knew it, the sun had begun to rise, and I realized that I had only gotten an hour of sleep. I dragged myself out of bed, feeling exhausted and drained. I knew I had a long day ahead of me, and I needed to be alert and focused if I was going to find Lia.I took a deep breath and tried to clear my mind. I couldn't afford to let my emotions cloud my judgment. I needed to be strategic and level-headed if I was going to lead my warriors into battle.The first light of dawn slowly crept over the horizon, casting long shadows across the ground. The sky was painted in beautiful shades of orange, pink, and purple, and the air was still and peaceful. As I looked out over the horizon, I felt a sense of hope and determination wash over me.The birds beg

ALPHA ASHER'S POVI arrived at the cabin, but to my disappointment, there was nobody there. The cabin was empty, and the only sound that filled the air was the howling of the wind. I felt a pang of disappointment in my chest, as if my hope had been dashed into a million pieces.I slowly walked towards the door, and as I put my hand on the doorknob, I felt a shiver run down my spine. I pushed the door open and stepped inside, and the cold air hit me like a slap in the face. The cabin was completely barren, and it looked like it hadn't been occupied for years.My heart sank as I scanned the room, hoping to find some clue that could lead me to Lia. But there was nothing, just an empty room with a few old chairs and a wooden table.I felt a sudden urge to scream, to let out all the anger and frustration that was bubbling inside me. I fell on my knees and let out a loud cry, my head hung low as perspiration streamed down my face. I felt lost and helpless, like I had failed Lia.The cabin w