All Chapters of Luna's Awakening : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

The darkness that surrounded me started to gradually disappear, showing a gentle light that filled the area. I blinked and looked around at where I was now. The place where I had spent my birthday with my pack was no more. Instead, I was in a misty realm under a soft moonlit sky.As my vision cleared, I checked my hands. I was so surprised! My body looked like it was made of fog, with a faint white glow that matched my heartbeats.Before I could panic, a melodic voice called out, echoing through the mist. “Aurora,” it sang, soft and alluring. “My child, at last you've come.”I turned in circles, searching for where the voice was coming from. The fog moved and cleared, showing me a sight that left me speechless. A lady of incredible beauty was standing in front of me, her long silver hair flowing down her back like a stream of shining stars. Her eyes sparkled like two bright moons, full of kindness and profound knowledge.“Who are you?” I asked quietly.The lady smiled, and it was like

“Aurora? What's wrong?”I moved closer to Xander and spoke quietly. “Someone's outside. An intruder.”As if on cue, the festive atmosphere around the bonfire shifted. Pack members picked up on our unease, conversations dying down as alert eyes turned towards the forest's edge. Xander didn't hesitate. With a quick nod to Jaxon and Marcus, he set our defenses in motion.I experienced the usual sensation of strength in my hands, with a gentle silver light coming from my skin. Concentrating on this feeling, I attempted to identify the cause of my discomfort. The forest appeared to be holding its breath, creating an unusual quietness that had spread across our area.A twig snapped in the darkness beyond the bonfire's light. Several pack members growled low in their throats, the sound primal and warning. Xander's voice broke the silence, telling the younger and non-fighters to go back to the pack house for safety.I took a deep breath and moved ahead. I could sense the strange light in my e

I stood before the gathered Clearwater Pack, acutely aware of every pair of eyes fixed upon me. The nervous energy that had been bubbling in my stomach since our arrival now transformed into a steady resolve. I felt Xander's comforting presence next to me, his quiet encouragement making me feel stronger.I inhaled deeply, letting the fresh power I discovered move within me. A gentle silver glow flickered around me, sparking hushed murmurs among the onlookers. This was the time to reveal the person I had grown into.“Clearwater Pack,” I began, my voice carrying across the clearing with an authority I never possessed before. “I stand before you today not as the girl you once knew, but as Luna Aurora of the Blackstone Pack. We've come to offer our aid in your time of need.”I stopped for a moment, giving my words time to be understood. The expressions in front of me showed various feelings—surprise, admiration, and in some cases, a remaining dislike. I noticed Asher standing at the side

I stood at the edge of the Clearwater pack's main hall, my heart pounding as the first rays of dawn crept through the windows. The weight of my vision pressed heavily on my mind, urging me to action. With a deep breath, I strode into the hall, my voice ringing out clear and strong.“Everyone, gather now! We have urgent matters to discuss!”As wolves began to pour into the hall, sleep still clinging to their eyes, I felt Xander's reassuring presence beside me. Asher appeared moments later, his face etched with concern. Once the hall was filled with members from both packs, I stepped forward, feeling their curious and apprehensive gazes upon me.“Last night,” I began, my eyes starting to glow with a soft silver light, “I had a vision. The red-eyed wolf is planning something big, and it's coming soon. We need to be prepared.”A series of whispers and surprised sounds spread among the people. I could feel the fear growing, ready to become a full-blown panic. Without hesitating, I lifted m

The urgent howl pierced through the quiet night, jolting me awake. My heart raced as I recognized the signal — another rogue attack on our borders. I leapt from the bed, Xander already on his feet beside me.“They're getting bolder,” I said, quickly pulling on my clothes. “This is the third attack this week.”Xander nodded grimly. “We need to end this, and soon.”We rushed out, the pack grounds already a flurry of activity. The Wolves were shifting, gathering in defensive formations we'd practiced countless times. As I moved to assemble my team, a familiar figure stepped into my path.“Aurora, we need to talk,” Asher said, his eyes intense. “About last night-”I cut him off, frustration bubbling up inside me. “Now is not the time, Asher. We're under attack!”Before he could respond, Xander appeared at my side, his presence a comforting warmth. “Asher,” he said, his voice tight with barely contained anger, “focus on the threat at hand. Your personal matters can wait.”Asher's jaw clenc