Lahat ng Kabanata ng EMBRACING THE FORSAKEN LUNA: Kabanata 51 - Kabanata 60

The meeting was tense, filled with urgent whispers and grim nods as we discussed our strategy. But in the back of my mind, a nagging thought kept pulling at me, a question I couldn’t shake. Why now? Why had Morrigan chosen this moment to strike? There had to be more to it than just the prophecy, more than just her vendetta. There was something else at play, something we hadn’t seen yet. As the meeting drew to a close and the others began to file out, I caught Rowan’s arm, pulling him aside. “Rowan,” I said quietly, my voice filled with unease. “I have a bad feeling about this. There’s something we’re missing. Something Morrigan hasn’t told us.” He frowned, his eyes narrowing in concern. “What do you mean?” "Her attack—it feels too calculated, too precise," I murmured, my thoughts spinning as I tried to piece together the fragments of this tangled web. "Morrigan isn’t just relying on brute force. She’s planned this down to the last detail. But why? What’s driving her to this leve

“No, no, no…” I muttered, scrambling to my feet, my hands trembling as I wiped the tears from my eyes. I couldn’t let grief consume me, not now. Not with Gideon lying there, bleeding out, and Silverwood crumbling around us. I had to think, to come up with a plan—something, anything to stop this disaster from claiming more lives. But what? What could possibly counteract the catastrophe Morrigan had unleashed? My mind raced, desperation clawing at my thoughts. I was the Alpha now. I had to lead. I had to save them. With a deep breath, I forced myself to focus, scanning the devastation around me. The fissure was still widening, the heart of Silverwood continuing to collapse under the shadow creature’s relentless assault. The ancient roots were dying, and with them, the land’s protective power was fading fast. “Rowan!” I called out, my voice hoarse. I had to find him. He was our best strategist, the one who always had a plan. But there was no response, only the crackling of f

When I came to, the first thing I felt was the cold. It seeped into my bones, numbing my fingers and toes as I tried to gather my bearings. My vision was blurred, darkness still lingering at the edges, and my head pounded with the remnants of Morrigan’s dark magic.Where was I?The last thing I remembered was the crushing darkness, Morrigan’s voice, and then… nothing.Slowly, painfully, I pushed myself up, feeling the jagged stones beneath my palms. The space around me was unfamiliar, shrouded in shadow, with only faint glimmers of light filtering through the cracks in the ceiling. It was a cavern, deep underground by the looks of it, and I was alone.“Gideon?” My voice came out hoarse, almost too quiet to hear. I tried again, louder this time. “Gideon!”But there was no answer. Only the echo of my own voice bouncing off the cavern walls. Panic began to creep in as I realized the gravity of the situation. I didn’t know where I was, how I’d gotten here, or what had happened to the

The forest around me had become a battlefield of shadows and nightmares. The air crackled with dark energy, pulsing like a living thing as I faced the looming threat before me. The prophecy’s final twist had pushed me to the edge, and now I stood alone, my heart pounding in my chest as I confronted the life-threatening challenge that had been foretold."Focus, Sera," I whispered to myself, trying to steady my racing thoughts. The ground beneath my feet trembled, the earth itself responding to the power that surged through me, a power I was still struggling to control. The darkness I had feared all my life was now my only weapon against the enemy that sought to destroy everything I loved.From the depths of the forest, a figure emerged—a twisted, monstrous form that seemed to blur the lines between man and beast. Its eyes glowed with an eerie light, and its breath came in ragged snarls that sent a shiver down my spine. I recognized it instantly as a creation of the manipulator, a m

As I lay there, panting and trembling with exhaustion, I knew one thing for certain: this was only the beginning. The darkness was still out there, waiting, and the final twist in the prophecy had only just begun to reveal its true nature. The challenges ahead would be greater than anything I had ever faced, and the outcome was far from certain.But for now, I was alive. And as long as I had breath in my body, I would keep fighting—no matter what it took.The outcome of this battle was uncertain, but one thing was clear: the repercussions would be felt far beyond Silverwood’s borders. And whatever came next, I would face it head-on, with my pack by my side.Even if it meant sacrificing everything.I struggled to my feet, the last remnants of pain still echoing in my bones. My breath was ragged, my body ached, but I forced myself to stand tall. The forest was quiet now, eerily so, as if the very trees were holding their breath in anticipation of what would come next.I looked around