All Chapters of Revenge Of The Reborn Luna: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

GWENThe ride back to our territory was long and quiet. Lucian and I were both lost in thought, our silence heavy with the weight of what we had uncovered. Damien’s plans weren’t just ambitious; they were catastrophic. He wouldn’t stop until he had reshaped the world to his liking, and anyone who stood in his way would be crushed.I clenched my fists as the memory of the battle replayed in my mind. The way the rogues had fought—it wasn’t random chaos. It was calculated, disciplined. Damien’s forces were growing stronger, and more organized, and we couldn’t afford to be caught off guard again.When we finally arrived, the first thing I did was call a council meeting. Leaders from our neighboring packs were invited to join us. If we were going to stand a chance against Damien, we couldn’t do it alone. We needed allies, and I had to convince them to fight with us.The meeting was held in the grand hall of Lucian’s manor, a space large enough to accommodate the many Alphas, Betas, and war

GWENThe gathering was in full swing, the pack members lively and vibrant under the glow of the full moon as we discussed our defenses and all. Laughter and chatter filled the air, but my mind was elsewhere. I stood near the edge of the clearing, watching the others mingle, my thoughts jumbled. Then it hit me—a sudden, undeniable pull toward Lucian.It wasn’t subtle. My heart pounded in my chest, the rhythm so out of sync that I briefly wondered if something was wrong. My body tensed, and my wolf stirred, more alert than ever. The air around me seemed charged, electric, as though the Moon Goddess herself had reached down and tethered me to Lucian.I turned my head instinctively and found him across the gathering, standing near the fire. His sharp profile was illuminated by the flickering flames, his eyes scanning the crowd. He wasn’t doing anything extraordinary, just standing there, and yet, I couldn’t look away. The pull was undeniable, a force I couldn’t explain. My pulse quickened

GWENThe next morning, I woke with a purpose. If Lucian couldn’t see me as his mate yet, then I would make him see me as his equal. I wasn’t some fragile woman clinging to a bond or a shadow of the woman he’d lost. I was Gwen—his partner in this fight, his ally, and his Luna, whether he liked it or not.The training ground was bustling as I arrived. Wolves sparred, their movements precise and powerful. The air hummed with determination, and I was no exception. Picking up a staff, I joined the fray, pushing myself harder than ever. The strikes came fast and fierce, but I welcomed the burn in my muscles. Every swing, every block, was a declaration: I am not weak.Lucian was watching. I could feel his gaze, though I didn’t dare look at him. He stood at the edge of the field, his arms crossed and his expression unreadable. His presence made my movements sharper, more deliberate. If he wanted to see what I was capable of, I’d give him a show.Ethan appeared beside me, a grin tugging at the

GWENNavigating the challenges of leadership alongside a blossoming mate bond with Lucian was both exhilarating and daunting. The morning after our bond was fully acknowledged, everything felt subtly different. Lucian’s presence seemed more solid, like an unyielding anchor in my life. His usually stoic demeanor softened around me, though his protective instincts had sharpened tenfold.At first, his attentiveness made me feel self-conscious. Lucian was everywhere, ensuring I ate meals, subtly steering me away from potential dangers during training, and even stepping in during a heated disagreement with one of the council members. His protectiveness wasn’t overbearing, but it was noticeable. He wanted me safe, and I was beginning to understand that it was his way of showing love.The pack noticed the shift too. Where some met our bond with approval, others regarded it with suspicion. I wasn’t blind to the whispers—questions about my worth as Luna, doubts stemming from my connection to A

GWENThe morning sun filtered through the treetops, casting dappled shadows over the pack grounds. As I stood beside Lucian, a sense of purpose coursed through me. The days of doubt, hesitation, and shadowing of Arlene’s memory were behind me—or at least, I was determined to push them there. The pack deserved strength and unity, and I was ready to deliver that alongside Lucian.Today was the day we would hold our meeting, addressing the looming threat of Damien and the steps we needed to take to secure our survival. The task ahead was monumental, but Lucian’s hand on my back, his quiet confidence radiating into me through our bond, gave me strength.The gathering hall was filled with pack members of all ranks. Their faces ranged from curiosity to quiet determination, though I could feel the undercurrent of tension that had settled among them like a heavy fog. This wasn’t just about survival, it was about trust, about them accepting me as their Luna.Lucian stepped forward first, his v