All Chapters of Fated For Lycan's Luna: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Blake's POVThe night enveloped me in its chilly embrace, casting an eerie silence over the surroundings. Above, the sky displayed a haunting hue of red, as though symbolizing the spilled blood that tainted the world. I found myself seated at my office table, where an overwhelming sense of emptiness permeated my being since Chloe's departure. Deep inside, I felt lifeless, my body moving mechanically to fulfill its duties while my soul remained lost, and my heart hollow.The purpose that once fueled my existence, embodied by Chloe and our lost child, had vanished without a trace. I believed that nothing could stir me from this state of desolation, until Arthur burst into the room, his eyes filled with a hint of panic. In that moment, my unmoved heart began to race with an unexpected surge of emotions.Something had gone terribly wrong. With a sense of foreboding, I inquired, "What happened?""Blake... there's some bad news," Arthur hurriedly replied, his words hanging in the tense air.

Blake's POVFive years have gone by, and a lot has changed. Some of the changes were painful, and I wish they hadn't happened. But there were also good things that made life easier.I looked at a young boy who was holding onto my legs. He was just two years old, with dark wavy hair and big bright eyes, looking a lot like me. He seemed to be my son, even though I might appear stern at times, a smile couldn't help but creep onto my face."What are you doing here, Arlan?" I asked the little boy, who was smiling and giggling."I came to play!" he said, wanting me to lift him up. I couldn't resist and carried him in my arms."It's still morning, why do you want to play already?" I teased him, and he pouted in response."Oh? Don't tell me you ran away from your mother?" I continued to tease him. The little boy's pout turned deeper as he looked at me with puppy eyes. My heart almost melted, but I ignored it and told him with a strict voice, "So you did." "Why don't you go back to your mother

Chloe's POVOur refuge, concealed within the verdant expanse of Dalrion's lush forest in the northern suburb, became our sanctuary for the next five years. As we grappled with the remnants of our once-thriving Red Moon Pack, our paramount objective was clear – to avenge our fallen kin and reclaim our lost territory.Since my father, the former alpha, passed away, we, the remaining members of the pack, came together, resolute and unwavering in our determination to achieve our common purpose. With the forest's dense canopy offering us the protection we needed, we tirelessly trained and persevered in our mission to rebuild our shattered pack.Drawing upon our expertise in poison-making, we skillfully concocted a myriad of medications and potent poisons. These elixirs not only enhanced our speed and strength but also fortified our resolve to emerge victorious. Throughout the grueling struggles and sacrifices we endured, we transformed ourselves, growing stronger with every trial and tribu

Blake's POVA strange emotion in my heart appeared the moment I entered the town. The town was small, unpopulated, and an impoverished place nestled in the middle of the lush forest that stretched as far as the eyes could see, making the quietness almost palpable. The main street, which seemed more like a dusty path, was lined with dilapidated buildings.I walked for a couple of minutes and barely saw the humans. Although I could feel their presence, most of them were hiding, obviously cautious and keeping their distance from an outsider like me. Everywhere I went, I felt eyes directed towards me, guarding and watching my every move. Just one look at the place and I knew why a secret group decided to hide in this place. This group was well aware that the residents would notice their arrival. But due to their weary and close nature, it would take a long time before words about their existence would come to the outsiders’ ears. I pulled my hat down and continued aimlessly walking. Tha

ChloeThe morning came and the dense forest protecting the new Blood Moon Pack was moist and dewy. Esha and I walked through the trail in a relaxed manner, our feet getting heavier with the dense mud that is accumulating because of the heavy downpour that happened a few days ago. After placating Esha for sometime, I ordered her to prepare immediately for our quick trip to the human town ahead. We donned inconspicuous clothing as we masked ourselves with the usual persona we took whenever we went to the town as healers. The town was remote and secluded. It was far from the tales I heard from my childhood about human towns where advanced technology and infrastructure dictated their way of life. Instead, these people lived in simplicity and seclusion, as if trying to shut themselves off from the rest of the earth.When we came here the first time, their eyes were filled with worry more than anything else. I have a vague understanding of humans from what I usually overheard from my fa