All Chapters of Return of the Luna and the last Lycan clan: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

I made my way toward the foot of the mountains, hoping I’d get there before the daylight disappeared as I ran through the trees, quickly glancing back every few seconds to make sure no one and nothing was behind me. I had to watch every angle whilst feeling completely exposed and an easy target for any lone or inhumane rogue.I managed to run several miles without having the sensation that I was being watched or hunted, until I heard the sound of a twig snapping and I knew it didn’t come from my own footsteps. I looked all around me as I forced myself to increase my speed, then a cold shiver ran up my spine when I heard it again, along with the rustling of leaves, but what scared me wasn’t just that sound, it was the fact that it wasn’t coming from just one direction. Then the familiar sounds of a breathless wolf panting seemed to be close to me, the noise of paws thudding against the ground, the low growling and snapping of jaws… I knew it wasn

Nijra had worked wonders on my leg and within two days it was fully healed without even a scratch to show where the wound once was. But this now meant I could get back to my plan and go to the shadow wolves.“I hope you know what you’re doing”. Nina commented as she walked me to their territory border.“Well, I know what I need to do. Whether it goes my way or not… I have no idea”. I replied as we stopped at the treeline and I looked at her, noticing her face was full of concern. “I’ll be fine, I promise. No matter what situation I’ve found myself in, I’ve always found a way out”. I tried to reassure her as I put my hand on her arm.“I just feel so bad that you have to do this alone. If I could leave without repercussions from Roman, then I’d…” “I know!” I interjected as I nodded. “But this isn&rsq

We rushed all through the forest, constantly glancing back to see if the shadow wolves were hot on our trail. Luckily we made it back to Romans land without any further trouble. Nijra was sitting on one of the logs when we walked through the trees, and when she turned around and saw me with Roman she gasped with surprise and quickly got to her feet. “You’re back!” She exclaimed with a smile as she rushed over to me. “What happened?” “Well they didn’t kill us”. I grinned. “So that’s a bonus. But Tarrant and his pack are on their way now to spy on Marco, he’ll soon find out there’s truth to what I told him”. “Wow, so that’s good news, right?” She asked enthusiastically. “Well let’s give it time”. Roman said as he and Johan joined our conversation. “They’re still going to be very distrustful when it comes to Brooke and the Sun wolves so we just have to wait and see if he comes back to us wanting to work together, or wanting to hurt Brooke”. “Why would he want to hurt Brooke

The following day Nijra was kind enough to take me to the training grounds with her as soon as she finished her patrolling duties and checking in on some of their elderly members. I was all too relieved that she insisted she’d help me when it was clear Johan would have no time between his duties to spend time training with me. “I did tell you he wouldn’t do it”. Nijra commented as she walked with me to the training ground.“Ok, ok. I knew it might have been a long shot. But if I never at least tried to change things then I’d still be locked away in a cell with a lot of other captives!” I rebuked as we reached the training area and I looked around with a heavy exhale.It was just a big empty circle of dried mud with large stones surrounding its edge and carved seating logs on the outside for spectators. It was extremely basic with no apparatus or weapons. Nijra put down her spear and walked to the centre of the circle and got into a fighting position as she slightly crouched and held

“Have you got a bad feeling?” I whispered as Roman continued to keep me close against him as he stared out at the meadow, carefully watching the trees on the other side. “I feel like we’re being watched”. He answered and as I looked in the direction of the trees, we both suddenly tensed at the same time when we saw one tree rustling, its leaves and branches moving even though there was no breeze, and none of the surrounding trees moved an inch. “There’s someone out there!” I said in alarm. Then instantly, Kara’s face shot straight into the forefront of my mind and I instinctively darted forward. Roman quickly grabbed my arm to stop me running through the trees keeping us hidden. “What are you doing?” He questioned with bafflement. “It could be Kara! We said we’d find her but we’ve been so distracted she’s still out there and no one’s looking for her”. “Brooke, you have no idea if that could be her. For all you know, Marco could have sent more men to look for you”. He stated an