All Chapters of THE LUNA’S ASCENSION: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

The air around us crackled with tension, thick with the scent of ancient magic. Morgana, the witch who had cursed Silverclaw, hovered before me, her ghostly figure flickering in and out of focus. Her fiery eyes bore into mine, reading my thoughts, my fears, and every doubt I held. Her presence was overwhelming, suffocating. I could feel her power pressing down on me like a weight that would crush my very soul."Tell me, child," Morgana’s voice was cold, calculated. "Why do you seek the key? What do you truly hope to achieve by tampering with forces beyond your comprehension?"Her words sent a chill down my spine, but I forced myself to stand tall. I couldn’t let her see the fear clawing at my insides. "We need to break the curse," I said, my voice steady despite the pounding of my heart. "It’s destroying my pack. If we don’t stop it—"Morgana laughed, a sharp, bitter sound that echoed through the forest. "You think the curse is your enemy? Foolish girl. The curse was a protection—a sh

The familiar scent of pine and damp earth greeted us as we crossed into Silverclaw territory. But instead of the usual sense of homecoming, the air was thick with tension. Even the trees seemed to lean closer, their branches twisting in warning as if they sensed the darkness we carried with us.Ava’s condition had worsened in the short time we’d been away. I could see it in the faces of the pack members as they lined the path leading to the heart of the territory. Eyes filled with fear and uncertainty tracked our every move, their whispers weaving through the crowd like smoke. They didn’t know what we had brought back from the tomb—what I had bound myself to—but they could sense the shift. Something dark now clung to me, a presence that lingered just beneath the surface.As we approached the central clearing, Morwenna stepped forward from the crowd, her ancient eyes narrowing as they locked onto mine. She knew. I could feel it in the weight of her gaze, in the way her lips pressed int

The air within the temple was thick with a sense of foreboding, as if the walls themselves were alive, watching, waiting. Kael moved in front of me, his steps careful, his hand gripping the hilt of his blade with the same tension that coiled in my chest. I could feel it too, the weight of the place pressing down on us, testing us.It had been hours since we’d first entered, slipping past the outer defenses of Blackwood territory, and deeper into the ruins of the temple. Every step felt like a gamble, every corner hiding a new threat. The ancient order of werewolves that guarded this place would stop at nothing to protect the fourth key. And yet, we had no choice. The key was the only thing that could save Silverclaw.Sophia walked beside me, her keen eyes scanning every shadow. Her presence was a steady comfort, though I could see the tension in her clenched jaw. We had come too far to fail now.The temple opened before us, massive and oppressive, with carvings of the prophecy etched

The wind howled through the forest, carrying with it a biting chill that seeped deep into my bones. Days had passed since Kael and Sophia ventured into Blackwood territory, and with every hour that slipped by, the silence grew more ominous. My heart, once burning with hope, had begun to wither under the weight of uncertainty. I could feel the pack’s anxiety tightening like a noose around us. Everyone was waiting, but no one dared to speak of the growing fear: that Kael and Sophia might not return at all.I paced the edge of camp, my thoughts a tangled mess. Morgana’s whispers slithered through my mind, dark and insistent. Her presence had grown stronger, more invasive. Each night, the visions came—visions of fire, of blood-soaked fields, and a sky darkened with endless night. The Night of Eternal Blood. Morgana’s voice echoed in those dreams, a constant reminder of the prophecy’s looming shadow.“The world will drown in chaos,” she hissed her words, a poison that lingered long after I

The air in the pack’s camp was thick with tension. Every breath I took felt heavy, laden with the weight of what was to come. As the dawn light crept over the horizon, I gathered everyone in the center of the clearing, the shadows of the trees stretching long and thin like the ghosts of our fallen. The fight ahead would not just be against Draven—it would be for the survival of everything we knew, everything we loved.My heart beat in time with the pulse of the Heart against my chest, its power thrumming beneath my skin, but I pushed Morgana’s whispers aside. I couldn’t afford distractions. Not now.Kael stood by my side, still weakened but his resolve stronger than ever. His eyes had a hard edge to them now, a glint of steel that hadn’t been there before. Whatever had happened in the temple had changed him, hardened him. He was no longer the carefree warrior who had once stood at my side. He was someone who had seen the end, and he was prepared to fight against it with everything he