All Chapters of Liar Alpha, Leave Me Alone!: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

(Migumi’s POV)It’s been a week since I left the palace. I didn't want Aiden to trace me, that's why I decided to walk on foot. I’m not sure how long it will take me to cross this forest before I reach my destination.The forest is silent except for the soft rustling of leaves as I make my way through the dark woods. The moonlight serves as my only source of light.As I walked, the distant rumble of thunder reached my ears. There must be a storm coming.“We should find shelter,” my wolf spoke in my mind, her voice a soothing presence that comforted my loneliness. “There's a cave nearby, just ahead. It will keep us dry until the storm passes.”I nodded to myself, grateful for Nyx's guidance. Seriously, I don't know what I’d do without her. Leaving wasn't my favorite choice, but I had to do it. To be honest, I’m still feeling guilty about leaving Aiden, but it was for the best. I’m doing this for him and the Kingdom.I quickened my pace, my keen senses guiding me through the underbrush

(Migumi’s POV)I crouched low, my eyes locked on the deer grazing a short distance away. Beside me, Georgie mimicked my movements, his small frame tensed with excitement. I have spent the last few days teaching him the ways of the wild, and he is proving to be a quick learner."Remember what I taught you," I whispered, my voice barely audible. "Stay quiet, and wait for the right moment."Georgie nodded, his eyes wide with concentration. He clutched the small bow and arrow I had fashioned for him, his hands trembling slightly with the thrill of the hunt. I could see the determination in his eyes, a reflection of my own when I was just starting to learn how to hunt.The deer lifted its head, its ears twitching as it sensed something in the air. I held my breath, signaling Georgie to stay still. After a moment, the deer returned to its grazing, oblivious to our pair watching from the shadows."Now," I murmured.Georgie pulled back the bowstring, aiming carefully. He released the arrow, a

(Migumi’s POV)I stood before the ancient murals, my fingers tracing the intricate carvings that adorned the walls. The symbols aren't just random markings—they were a language, a code waiting to be deciphered.I felt a pulse of energy beneath my fingertips as I touched each one, a subtle hum that resonated with something deep inside me.“These symbols… they’re alive,” I whispered to myself, my voice barely audible in the silence of the ruins.It felt oddly familiar.I know to myself that this is the first time I have seen these symbols, but a part of me seems to understand their meanings.In the corner of the mural, a detailed illustration caught my eye. It depicts a ritual, its steps carefully laid out, requiring specific items that can only be found in the magical forest. They were drawn and I remember encountering some of them on our way here.I studied the illustration, my eyes narrowing as I

(Migumi’s POV)“We actually did it. I can't believe it!!!” my wolf chirped in excitement. I smiled despite the throbbing pain I’m feeling all over my body.I have to say that fighting that beast took me a lot of effort. I could have died.I slumped against the cool stone wall of the ancient ruins, feeling the weight of the battles pressing down on my shoulders. I closed my eyes for a moment, allowing myself to breathe.“What comes next? We defeated the phantom wolf. It means we won in the battle of strength,” I asked Nyx, a hint of exhaustion in my voice.My wolf didn't answer. “Uhmm… I’m not sure.”I opened my eyes, my brows furrowing slightly.She's supposed to guide me, right?Nevermind. I guess, I’ll just figure it out later once I’m done resting.I was about to close my eyes again when I suddenly felt a deep rumble beneath my feet. The ground trembled slightly, and the hairs on the back of my neck stood up like it was sensing an incoming danger.Something is wrong.I pushed mysel

(Migumi’s POV)Hearing his voice was like finding light in the darkness.I was just almost at the brink of giving up, but now I feel more empowered than ever.Aiden is right. I’m not alone in this fight. He’s here with me.The oppressive darkness pressed in around me as the dark version of myself continues to mock me with her insulting words. It was like a suffocating weight that sought to crush my spirit, but that didn't stop me from standing tall. Shadows began swirling inside my mind, whispering lies and mockery, amplifying my deepest fears and insecurities.It felt like a pair of hands suffocating me. I didn't know what to do. My dark side loomed before me with eyes glinting with malevolent intent.She looked like a twisted reflection of me."You are nothing," the dark version of myself hissed, her voice cold and cutting. "You’ve always been nothing—unworthy, weak, a burden. How could you ever think you’re strong enough to be a Luna?"My firsts clenched into a tight rock.Her word