All Chapters of Alpha King's Lost Luna: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

BECKYBefore my brain could start spinning out with the possibilities of this revelation, I gestured to the cots pressed up against the walls.“Why don’t you take a seat and tell me more about this,” I advised gently. “I’ll go grab a stool and then we can talk.”The mother nodded, and as they got situated back in their beds, I stepped into the office and grabbed the stool in front of the desk, along with a notepad and a pen. I carefully wheeled the chair out into the hallway in front of their beds and opened the pad to a fresh sheet of paper once I sat down.“So, before we start, what are your names?” I asked with a small smile. “I’m Becky, and I’m a researcher and healer in training from Anemond.”“Anemond?” the mother asked in surprise, and when I nodded, her eyes widened. “Wow. I’ve never been to the capital before. Is it as amazing as they say?”“Parts of it are alright,” I admitted, and then I leaned in closer. “But from what I’ve seen of Wild Crawler… it’s much better here.”“Re

BECKYDickson and I stepped into the woman’s home, and the moment we did, the strong scent of herbs tickled my nose even through my mask. The scent was pleasant but erring on the side of too potent, and winced slightly.The woman led us to her parlor, and as we stepped through the kitchen, I was reminded of my home back in Anemond. Her house was cozy and simple, and my heart ached a little as I thought of my mother.Once we entered the other room, the woman stared at me for a second. Though her eyes were bright, the rest of her looked exhausted. Her skin was deathly pale, and though she wore a top with a high collar, I could see a prominent back mark that spanned from her neck to her ear.“Please, take a seat,” she said, and she gestured at the round white dining room table. “Can I make you some tea?”Dickson and I glanced at one another as we took a seat.“No thank you,” I said as I shook my head politely. “I appreciate your hospitality, but we’re here to ask you a few questions. We

ASHER“Checkmate,” I announced with a small smirk, and when I looked at Finnick, I had to fight a laugh. The poor boy pouted as his big gray eyes stared down at the board and appeared disappointed.“Shoot,” he muttered.“Don’t be sad,” I chuckled, and I reached across the table and touched his arm gently. “You’re making excellent progress, Finnick. You’re learning chess in such a short amount of time. At this rate, it’s only a matter of time before you will defeat me.”The young boy didn’t seem all that convinced and continued to study the board carefully without saying a word.Meanwhile, I looked at Finnick and began to wonder whether I should let him win the next time we played. It was incredibly tempting, but I remembered Cassandra’s advice that Finnick was a proud child who wouldn’t be happy if he found out I’d deliberately lost the game.Just as I was about to say something to cheer Finnick up, Cassandra finished her call and entered the room. Her emerald eyes were full of worry

BECKY After my call with Cassandra, I had a conversation with Alpha Rayden, and my departure was quickly arranged. This would be my last night in Wild Crawler, and despite my short stay, I had grown fond of the small Pack. The trees, the fresh air, the seclusion, and the general feeling of hominess made my return to Anemond feel all the more difficult. While some patients could be unreasonable or even extremely hard to deal with at times, most of them had been so kind to me. Anemond had a tendency to treat outsiders with scrutiny and mistrust. Wild Crawler had been the opposite. I’d never felt more welcome in a Pack. In Anemond, I was just a poor commoner with no title and no worth other than my scientific mind. Here, I felt valued and cared for. It would be hard to leave, but I had no choice. I had to get the sample from the lake to the clinic in Anemond so I could conduct the proper research and get a step closer to solving the mystery of this terrible illness. I had to break

SILASMy decision to leave Anemond to visit Wild Crawler territory wasn’t a rational one, especially at such a late hour. But I couldn’t remain calm after learning that the remote Pack was in a dangerous situation. In fact, ever since I’d left the Alpha King’s study that afternoon, the image of Becky kept flashing in my mind.I had initially planned to check on the night training of the royal guards at dawn, but changed my mind upon reaching the training yard. I asked the captain to oversee the training session instead. The captain agreed without question, but I could sense some confusion behind his gaze. He was a good and loyal man, but right now, his concern t didn’t matter much to me. I needed to leave.Instead of taking a car, which would have attracted too much attention, I made an impulsive decision.I decided to shift into my wolf form and run.While it may have seemed foolish and impossible to others, I was an impossibly fast runner. I had trained countless hours to build my m