All Chapters of Beast in the Hidden Greenery: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Third Person’s POVDuring the prey hunting, Matthew brought Mikhail away from the other werewolf hunters and talked to him privately.“I called you because I want to address how you hunt, Mikhail,” Matthew said.Mikhail, who was surprised that Matthew would spare time to talk to him, answered, “How I hunt?”The other hunters ignored Mikhail, and they said they would never eat the prey he would hunt. Mikhail had already seen how Matthew treated him differently, and today’s proved even more that.“On the first day, I saw you hunting a buffalo by yourself,” Matthew began, “and it was really amazing. Not all the werewolves have the capability to handle it alone. That’s why they always come in a group.”Mikhail nodded his head.“In fact, when I first joined the hunters, I also did it alone. Catching one large prey with my own hands,” Matthew shared. “However, that didn’t go well. Because the other hunters knew that I could catch it by myself, they would be less productive. They trusted tha

Yuri’s POVI was trying so hard to forget the mistake of kissing Matthew out of impulse. But while we were practicing the dance, our lips collided as if Destiny was telling me that there was no way I could just brush everything off and pretend nothing happened.With our lips sealed to one another, we looked at each other eyes. It took us a second before we parted and moved backward.I gasped in silence.Matthew said, “kajjq…” which I did not understand at all.When I tilted my head, Matthew explained what he just spat.“I mean, sorry,” he explained.I took a deep breath and forged a cough as I avoided his eyes. “No. You don’t really need to apologize. It was an accident. We’re too close to each other.”He just nodded his head.Silence ensured, making my fingertips and my toes uneasy. It would be awkward to just say that we can continue our practice. ‘There’s still remaining time, I guess,’ I thought after checking the color of the sky and the position of the sun.“What about resting

Third Person’s POV The sun had set, and it was fully dark outside by the time she was dressed. Yuri stood in front of the mirror, looking at herself wearing a high-quality blue fabric with a separate top and bottom that elegantly framed her bare belly. “Crop-top fashion exists here,” Yuri murmured as she ran her hand over the bare space of her belly. She was also wearing a fine veil embroidered with gold and jewelry on her forehead, neck, wrists, and ankles. Along with the jewels on her wrists and ankles, small bells dangled, emitting a faint chime as she walked to keep away bad energies. After a glance at the position of the full moon, she went to look out the window. In the distance, she could hear voices, music, and loud laughter. It seemed as if the werewolves’ party was in full swing. She slowly ran her hand over the window frame, feeling its hard, cold texture. ‘I am nervous,’ she told herself. Although she spent all her day practicing the dance with Matthew, she was

Third Person’s POV The werewolves were filled with awe as they watched Yuri’s performance. It had been centuries since they last witnessed the mesmerizing Blue Moon Dance, and now it was unfolding before their very eyes once again. Initially, they had been skeptical, knowing that a mere human could never match the grace and power of a werewolf. However, their doubts were quickly dispelled as they realized just how wrong they were. In their own unique language, the members of the Pack conversed with each other, showering Yuri with praise and admiration. “Wow, she executed it flawlessly,” one werewolf remarked. “It felt like we were transported back to the olden days,” another chimed in. “After so many years, it’s truly a delight to witness another Blue Moon performance,” added a third. The last werewolf couldn’t help but express a longing for perfection. “If only she were a werewolf, then it would have been absolutely perfect,” they mused. This remark triggered a flood of memor

Third Person’s POV “Can you explain to me what the hell just happened?” Alpha Thunder asked the Pack’s Doctor, Cyrus. Elder Gregor stood behind the Alpha. He, together with Beta Theodore, were waiting for Cyrus’s answer to the question. How was it possible for a human to possess the ability to turn a blue moon into red with just her dance? “I was planning to show that human her place and to humiliate her in front of everybody,” Thunder growled. “But suddenly, all she received was cheers and praises. I couldn’t fathom how she did that.” Cyrus, humbled and on his knees, bowed his head before answering. “Alpha Thunder, do you recall the words I spoke to you earlier?” “Yes,” Thunder replied, his voice tinged with recollection. “You mentioned that she was no ordinary human. There was something extraordinary about her, which is why she survived even after mating with the cursed rogue.” “Yes. I wasn’t sure how special she was. I examined her body, and yet I couldn’t see anything that