All Chapters of The Clawless Luna Wants Rejection: Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

Rowena seemed to be dreaming. Maybe she was already dead and in heaven. After Ivan's death, she had thought there was no more beauty in the world. Not until today, when she held a tiny, beautiful baby in her arms.Rowena was stunned. For a few moments she could only sit in silence, her eyes unblinking. She kept staring at the little princess, who occasionally squirmed in her embrace.A whirlwind of emotions swirled in Rowena's chest. There was a joy in her heart that she had never thought possible. She could feel happiness again. She still could, and it was all because of the Princess."Oh, God," Rowena whispered, her voice trembling with overwhelming happiness. She blinked and a single tear of joy rolled down her cheek. "We've finally met, my love."Rowena took a deep breath, then smiled tenderly as she caressed the baby. Her trembling hands, still in disbelief, traced the baby's soft cheek with the utmost care and gentleness. She was startled by the sensation that flowed through her

A commotion broke out in the Amerotha Forest. The reason was that Addy Roberto Munest, a forest ranger, had found a baby girl during his morning patrol. The baby was wrapped in a thick blanket and lying in the dense undergrowth, as if abandoned without a trace.With great caution, Addy crouched down and examined the surroundings, trying to find any clues as to who might have left such a small baby in the Amerotha forest. But he found nothing.Addy had no choice. He couldn't leave the baby alone in the forest. His plan was to take the baby to the forest office and let those with more authority take action.Unfortunately, all those plans were shattered the moment Addy reached out and held the baby. A warmth spread through his body and he felt an alien pulse in his heart. He couldn't breathe, the air was trapped in his chest, and when he forced himself to breathe, he inhaled the baby's scent as well.Addy smiled broadly with tears in his eyes. It was then that he realized he had fallen i

The situation was indeed chaotic, but the most important thing was that the warriors of the Nimbria Pack had been pushed back. Frostholm Palace was safe.Cora took a deep breath. She couldn't imagine what might have happened if Garth and the others hadn't arrived in time. Something terrible might have happened, and she might not have been able to carry out Usher's orders."It seems that something happened to us. Do you think so?"Cora was startled and turned to see Garth approaching. "What do you mean?""I'm sure you felt the strangeness during the battle," Garth said, sitting next to Cora. He briefly assessed Cora's condition. "Didn't you?"Cora took a deep breath and leaned back. "At first I sensed something strange when I saw Berg and the guards retreating. It was highly unlikely that Berg would do that. He wouldn't retreat and would defend the perimeter as best he could, but that's exactly what happened." She paused, as if remembering the battle vividly. "Then I realized there mig

Rowena thought there was no point in hiding what was already so clear. Her spontaneous and natural reaction had probably already given Usher a clue. She was sure it wasn't difficult for him to figure it out, and her assumption was met only with curiosity. Usher didn't seem surprised by the question and that made her wonder even more.On the other hand, Usher was convinced that he had just realized it when he saw Rowena arrive with such overwhelming concern. It made no sense for Rowena to be so worried about Vione unless there was something going on between them. Even if Rowena was the kindest witch in the world and cared deeply for the Frostholm Pack, there was no reason for her to feel such deep sorrow upon hearing of Vione's critical condition. Besides, Usher couldn't ignore Rowena's disheveled state. She had completely neglected her own well-being as she rushed to the palace.Strangely, a part of Usher felt that he had known this for a long time. He didn't know exactly when, but he

Sometime in the future..."I can assure you, Usher. This initial attack is merely a diversion." Usher turned. He looked at Vione with the utmost seriousness. "You think so?" "Yes," Vione replied, taking a deep breath. Her face was incredibly serious. Occasionally, her eyes narrowed as if she were thinking, recalling details of the Nimbria Pack attack they had just fended off. "There are a few things that make me sure this was just a diversion." She paused for a moment, then nodded confidently. "First, this attack was so sudden and with an intensity that doesn't match the Nimbria Pack's usual attack pattern." This time she turned to the leader of the Frostholm Pack warriors, Storm Meadow. "Don't you feel the same, Storm?" Storm furrowed his brow before nodding. "I think you're right, Luna. The Nimbria Pack has always focused on attacks with precise coordination. Their priority is long-term strategic advantage." He raised his head and looked at Vione. "For that reason, they usually e