All Chapters of The Betrayed Luna Strikes Back: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Karen's POVMy eyes could properly carve out the intricate contours of his face. At first he seemed to be smiling, the with a more intense view, I was dead sure that the cloud wasn't smiling, not at all. His mouth seemed to be open as he looked down at me, his face more like he was about to scold me for doing something out of place.I looked down again, noting the wonderful pack members once more. Trying as hard as I could to place away his face from my memory.Father lied to me, and that's what seemed to have mattered at the moment. I just couldn't believe that my whole life was one of lies and deceit. How could he do that to me? No one gave him the right to do so.No one.Looking up at the sky again, the cloud had disappeared and all I could see were different patches of white across the wide blue sky.I quietly pondered on the frowning face, hoping that it wasn't a revelation or something, for truly, I cared less. He lied to me and that's enough reason not to fret at any damn revel

ROWAN'S POV Three nights before the war arrived and it blurred past in the haze of tension, strategy, and anticipation. It was filled with activity at first over the night. Whispering commanders in huddled clusters all concocting a means of making the most out of any weakness in enemy defenses. As everyone hurried about, getting themselves busy with one thing or the other, I stood at the center of my tent with my eyes focused on the map lying right across my feet. For the time being, I had been made General to Darius, so they had asked for me to lay out my plans to the commanders again-to strike at the weak eastern flank of the Mystic Shadow Pack.Cain, lead scout, returned with good reconnaissance-the routes the enemy patrolled were predictable, and though their numbers were formidable, they were spread thin across the territory. "We have the advantage," Cain assured me with sharp eyes that gleamed with confidence as he walked out of my tent. Yet a feeling of gnawing unease could n

Karen's POVI watched with amazement as the scene played before me. The servant kept insisting that the door was locked."Karen tell me everything. The door was locked, wasn't it?" Zane asked me, his eyes softening as he walked towards me." I swear that the room was locked Alpha.... "" Enough!!! " Zane roared, turning to face the guard as he did so. "I ran all the way to this place all because of this??"" Karen," he called, turning to face me again. " Was the door ever locked?" I looked up at him for a while and then to the guard. I could remember that I struggled once with the door before the revelation from father, but it was part of the trans. And I wasn't willing to tell him what I saw or what father said.Not now at least."No Zane, it wasn't locked," I said, trying to keep my voice firm. " I'm positive. I wouldn't have forgotten so soon if the door was locked. Zane's eyes furrowing, his face became slightly skeptical. "Are you sure? " he pressed softly, carrasing my cheek

Rowan's POV"Enough!!" Cain roared, his face twisting in a snarl. "Enough of all these nonsense I say!!"We all turned and looked at him. I knew for sure that he would be a pain in the ass, and I was expecting this."Rowan deserves to be nothing but killed, not to lead us!! He's a traitor. For sure he led us here to be killed by his former warriors. He knows their weakness and strength, but he failed to reveal them to us. He must be killed, " he bellowed, his voice cutting across the battlefield. I stood tall, my eyes locking on Cain as he went on and on."He has shown prowess and strength in combat, taking down three able bodied warriors, the very three that killed Alpha Darius," Kael said, countering Cain and echoing loudly."I'm not a traitor, I've been fighting alongside you all, working hard for the success of the battle, cutting and tearing the enemy warriors with my claws, all for this fight," I paused, looking at the faces of the warriors one after the other. "I was chosen

Rowan's POVThe hailing went on and on, and I laid there on the cold ground catching my breath and preparing for another round. The thought of giving up and running into the forest came to my mind at that point.But the urge to fight on persisted, and I found myself attacking Cain with a renewed effort.The fight grew intense as moments passed, our claws ringing out as we exchanged blows after blows. The warriors watched with excitement as our blood gushed out from our skin.And then, at its height of intensity, I saw my chance.Cain left himself open, his guards down. He seemed to believe that I was too weak to take further serious thoughts on."You're no match for me!!" he had said, blood gushing from my ribs and from his claws."The match has been decided!!" Ketura eagerly said.I took advantage of the opportunity, my claws flashing out, forming a deadly arc. The warriors grew excited at the sudden surge of energy I displayed.Cain tried to dodge, but it was too late. My claws sa