All Chapters of LUNA ANNA'S REVENGE : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

There was tension in the council room as Leo, appeared before the assembled elders. He was overwhelmed by the seriousness of the issue and realized that their pack's future was in jeopardy.Leo's gaze swept across the serious features of the elders, their emotions reflecting their fear. Taking a deep breath, he prepared himself for his words. "My fellow elders," he said in an even tone that belied the underlying stress of the occasion, "I have called this council to address the imminent threat we face."A roomful of people murmured their agreement. It was no secret that the arrival of Master Cyrus and his ominous letter had shaken the Sunshine pack to its core."Master Cyrus is here for a confrontation, but he wants to have this confrontation with me alone," Leo went on. He is committed to undermining my authority."After exchanging anxious looks, one of the elders eventually spoke out. "Alpha Leo, are you taking any action to address this issue? We worry about your security."With a

The sound of clashing steel, thunderous footfall, and agonized screams surrounded us as the combat raged. I had one goal in mind with every move I made, every blow I took with my sword: to keep Leo safe, to defend my pack, and to end Master Cyrus's evil rule.I couldn't help but see the horror in Leo's eyes as we battled side by side. Maybe he thought too little of me, or maybe it was just my ferocious will that had taken hold of me. My most powerful tool against him was now my training under Master Cyrus, the exact training I had previously treasured.But I didn't waver in my concentration. There was no time for hesitancy or self-doubt. I was going to battle with every ounce of might I had since the lives of my pack mates were on the line.It was all-consuming, the clash of swords, the grunts of struggle, the yells of war. It seemed as if the meaning of time had vanished, leaving only the turmoil of the present. My breath came in short gasps as my pulse raced in my chest.Leo, Jason,

Leo was seated by my side, a comforting presence in this strange location, when I gently opened my eyes, feeling confused. My surroundings became clear, and I knew I was in one of the palace's hospital rooms. It took a while for my wound and the memory of the fight to return."Leo," in a shaky voice, was all I could say. "I... I didn't die, did I?"With a look of relief on his face, Leo leaned in and placed a warm hand on mine. "Anna, you did not pass away. You're not dead at all."My eyes filled with tears, and I couldn't stop a few from falling out. It was unbearable to consider leaving this life and the love we had discovered. Leo's kind and consoling hand took away my tears as he reached over."How are you feeling?" he said, looking worriedly into my eyes to find any indications of worry.I gasped in agony as my body resisted and I struggled to sit up. Leo helped me establish a more comfortable posture right away by offering his support. "I'm okay," I replied, despite the fact tha

After a rather sluggish healing process, the day had finally arrived when I was able to walk about without restriction. Being out of the clinic, feeling the clean air on my skin, and being able to walk around without experiencing agony in my side were all reliefs. I was overjoyed, and my first thought was to thank Leo for his unfailing care and support during my recuperation.I felt like I had a fresh lease on life when I left the facility. My senses were overwhelmed by the vivid hues of the blossoming flowers and the delightful aroma emanating from the nearby woodland. I headed over to Leo's place, eager to meet him and give him the due thanks for supporting me through those trying times.Leo came out of his house as I got closer, his eyes beaming with excitement to see me. I sprang into his arms, around his waist and embracing him tightly as I felt the warmth and power of his presence. "Leo," I said, my voice full of love and thanks, "I'm so grateful for everything. Without you, I n

My heart was burdened by the memory of my past, and the trek to the Moondawn pack ruins had been arduous. It was time to face the demons of my past, but I had persuaded Leo to come with me on this trip to a site that had bittersweet memories.I had a knot in the pit of my stomach from anticipation and fear as we got closer to the ruins of the once-thriving pack. The ruins in front of us served as a sobering reminder of time's passing and life's frailty—I hadn't been here in years.Leo, ever the observant, sensed my discomfort. He strolled next to me, providing a comforting aura. With anxiety in his voice, he questioned, "Are you sure you want to do this, Anna?" "If it's too painful, we can turn back."I paused for a time, staring at the crumbling remnants of my former home. My thoughts was filled with family and friend recollections, both happy and sad. My eyes filled with tears as I repressed my feelings. "No," I eventually said, shaking my voice. "I need to face this, to see it with