All Chapters of Moonlit Dominion: She-Wolf Ascendant: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The battlefield’s horror still haunts her as she recalls leaving it behind. She casts a worried glance at Lorenzo, his chest rising weakly, blood seeping through his wounds. Clutching him close, she continues forward, her thoughts a whirlwind.They’ve reached unfamiliar land, yet Nyx hesitates, sniffing the air cautiously. Beyond the trees, a small village peeks through the foliage, humble huts scattered across the hillside. It’s quiet, seemingly untouched by the chaos of war.“Maybe_ someone from there can help,” she mutters, uncertain. Her gaze lingers on the huts. Rumors whispered among her pack hint that humans have advanced healing methods—methods unlike her pack’s traditional herbs and magic spells. But would they help or see her as a threat?Just then, a small figure appears from behind a tree. She freezes, feeling a surge of panic. It’s a child, though not entirely human. Dark-skinned with large, curious eyes, the boy’s pointed ears flick slightly, hinting at his heritage.“Wh

"For now, we'll stay here," Lorenzo says, casting a cautious glance around the peaceful elf village. The sunlight filters through thick trees, casting a warm glow across the enchanted surroundings. They have been staying at a small den beside the Grandma Healer's residence, who is really a nice woman. Nyx gives him a nod, watching as Enzo runs around, his laughter echoing through the village, chasing after Jonah, the young elf boy who had first welcomed them. She smiles faintly. "At least he has a chance to be happy, for now."They’re taken aback by the strong magic woven into every corner of this place—the vines that seem to shift to allow them passage, the whispered songs of the trees, and the gentle hum of power that even Nyx feels in the air. The elves have been nothing but kind, especially to Enzo, who seems to have adapted quickly, making friends with almost every elf child in the village. This is like a Heaven in the Earth. As Nyx and Lorenzo begin to settle in, Jonah approach

I wake up soaked in a cold sweat, my heart racing. The world feels different today, like everything is on the edge of a knife. Nyx stirs beside me, but her breath is shallow, and I can tell she's feeling the same unease I am. We’ve been living in this elf village for weeks now, and while the villagers seem to trust us, I can’t shake the feeling that the danger is creeping closer. The vampires—the Originals—they’re coming.“Lorenzo,” Nyx whispers, sitting up. Her voice is hoarse, but her eyes are alert, scanning the horizon. “Do you feel it too?”I nod slowly, pushing myself off the bed. The shadows of the trees outside the window seem darker, as if they’re hiding something. I glance at the door, half expecting something to crash through it at any moment. “We have to be ready. The vampires will come for this village, just like they came for ours.”I walk to the window, my eyes searching for any sign of movement. But everything is eerily quiet. Too quiet.“They won’t stop until they hav

The battle rages on, Lorenzo and Nyx locked in fierce combat with the Original vampire, when the sky suddenly darkens, swirling with ominous clouds. Thunder rumbles overhead, casting a surreal and eerie hue over the battleground.From behind them, a figure steps into view—Grandma Jennie, the village healer, eyes ablaze, wielding a wooden staff that hums with magical energy."Enough of this madness!" she bellows, her voice echoing with an unnatural power. The air itself seems to pulse with her rage, every nearby leaf trembling, and the ground vibrating with her wrath.The Original vampire turns his attention to her, eyes narrowing, and his voice drips with mocking disdain. "And who are you to interfere, old hag?"She plants her staff firmly in the ground, the force of it cracking the earth. "I am Jennie, the lead Healer of the Elven village and guardian of peace," she declares, unwavering. "And I will not let you bring ruin upon our lands."Just as she speaks, an influx of vampires app

The weight of exhaustion sinks into my bones, a leaden ache that refuses to fade even after the battle’s end. I sit alone by the edge of the village’s clearing, my eyes tracing the barrier that now flickers like a shield around our temporary refuge. Its pulsing light seems fragile, as if one strong gust could tear it apart and leave us exposed. But we have no choice. This place, for all its vulnerability, is all we’ve got.Every wolf, elf, and survivor lingers nearby, moving in a daze, speaking in hushed whispers. Anxiety clings to them like a shadow. Nobody knows what the next hour, let alone the next day, might bring. The thought of the humans invading makes everyone tense, their eyes darting towards the borders. After seeing what the vampires were capable of, they can’t shake the image of the humans coming in just as brutally—if not worse. They took Jennie's body away, burying her with utter respect. I spot Nyx across the clearing, standing with her back to me. Even in the dimming