All Chapters of Tales of the Moonlit Grimoire: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

The morning sun broke through the curtain gap, bringing new hope.However, the relief was overshadowed by the dark memory of being locked up in darkness over the previous few days.I rubbed my eyes, shaking off the bad memories, and walked over to the dining table."It's still better than being trapped in that gloomy place, right?"I remembered Aline, who had a thousand ways to make my life miserable."Oh, Luna." "Luna, are you awake?"Aline smiled broadly and kindly. I didn't respond to her wave.Aline and Rafe were already sitting there, looking so familiar.Aline whispered something to Rafe with a smile I'd never seen before."Rafe, how about we plan another vacation there, like our honeymoon?"Aline said, recalling Rafe's previous honeymoon.He burst out laughing. They appeared to be in their own world, one that I was not invited to.Aline turned her head, briefly meeting my gaze, before saying something hurtful."Hi, Luna. Your seat isn't over here," Aline informed me, which surpri

I sat on Rafe's bedside, staring at the old diary in my hand."It seems that this is a note at the beginning where Rafe got memories from his previous life."I kept looking at the next line of the diary's first page.I let out a heavy sigh and looked down at the worn page.It was here, in a room filled with Rafe's memories, that I discovered an untold story.Rafe's Remarks:"I recall that day when I was a child. I met a little girl in the park. Her hair was long and glistened in the sunlight, captivating me. I was perplexed by what was going on in my head, feelings I had never experienced before. "I just had strange dreams about living for hundreds of years." I was terrified, but one sentence kept coming back to me. That, Fated Mate, is the key to this strange occurrence."I let out a sigh. It's clear that this is the story of Rafe and Aline's meeting."Does that mean Rafe liked Aline before he had any recollection of his previous life?""She's smart, that girl," Rafe continued in his

I sat in the corner of Rafe's room, out of breath, trying to figure out how to get out of here. My gaze was fixed on the diary in my hand. "Where should I go?" the longer I pondered, the closer Rafe and Aline's footsteps became. This is hazardous! If Rafe discovered that I had entered his room to read his diary, my life would be over. The sound of footsteps could be heard outside the door. My heart was pounding. Rafe was there! What about Aline? I jumped under the mattress, hiding beneath the narrow, dark bed. I could see both of their feet from between the mattresses. This was a desperate act; I was still clutching the diary and hoping Rafe and Aline would leave soon. This is dreadful! When the two people entered, Aline was flirting with Rafe as usual. She was smitten with Rafe. She was so obsessed with him that she refused to let him go for anyone."How about we go to France for our second honeymoon, Rafe?" "I miss Paris," she said spoiledly. Rafe simply laughed. "All right, A

Something unusual happened when my fingertips stroked the ancient pages of the grimoire.A slight bulge was hidden on the inside of the lid.I carefully pulled it away, revealing an antique penny below.In my palm, the coin seemed weighty, like if it housed decades of secrets. The name of a location was etched on its surface: "Willowmere."To be honest, I had no idea what inscriptions were etched on this coin. Despite this, I was able to decipher the lettering as if there was some undiscovered supernatural help."How is that possible?""And what is Wilowmare?"I stroked the coin that was possibly several times my age now, I scrutinized its surface."Willowmare, is this a place name?"I unlocked my phone and searched for the name, hoping to find any record of the place.It turned out to be the name of a historic settlement that had been replaced by a lush protected forest."Willowmare Village, the village lost to the God's curse," one of the article titles I discovered read. There was

I had been prepared for the worst, anticipating that the animal might be another snake."Calm down, Luna, it's not a snake," Faghri whispered, his eyes fixed on the swaying shrub in front of me.My terror of the enigmatic animals in this woodland nearly incapacitated me at the time.However, it appeared that my fate had been luckier than I had imagined; what emerged was a rabbit, and I glanced at Faghri with relief."Good thing," I remarked, and Faghri agreed with a nod.Faghri and I agreed to continue our adventure, becoming increasingly careful as we went.We continued into the deep woodland, the light rising higher above us.I followed Faghri, who appeared to be an expert in wilderness navigation."Sometimes I forget Faghri even dares to venture into the jungles of Borneo alone," I said to myself.I had encountered Faghri by chance in the dark forest on a prior event in Borneo. He appeared accustomed to living and exploring in such environment."Luna, stop," Faghri replied abruptly