All Chapters of Moon Fire Reborn : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

ELARA’S POVPower was a curious, insatiable desire. It was really tempting, whispering sweet promises that clouded my vision. And for me, Elara, power has always been one thing that truly mattered.Damon had always been an obstacle lately, blocking my ambition to rule over the Silver moon pack. He once trusted me, relied on me even. But lately, his suspicion had grown sharper. Damon hadn’t touched my potions in due time now, and he avoided me like a ghost he couldn’t quite get rid of.But I was not a woman to be ignored.Tonight, as I stood outside his chamber, I could hear the muffled voices of Damon and Silas through the thick oak door. They conversed in secret languages, hinting that their words were meant to stay hidden from prying ears.They should have known better than to try to exclude me.With one twisting of my wrist, the door’s locks clicked open. Once I was able to push it inward slowly, Damon and Silas turned their heads in unison, their faces expressing shock and annoyan

lDAMON’S POVThat fool.No, those fools.Those two imbeciles—Gideon and Elara— played games they weren’t quite equipped to win. I leaned back on the black obsidian throne carved for me by my ancestors, the room filled with shadow and blood-red light cast by torches lining the walls. My wolf stirred restlessly in my mind, as agitated as I was, though for different reasons.‘Gideon was nothing but a pawn,’ my wolf snarled, his voice resounding in my head. ‘Elara, on the other hand… she’s more cunning than we gave her credit for.’I clenched my fists, the leather of my gloves creaking under the pressure. “She’s a snake,” I growled aloud, my voice reverberating through the chamber. “And snakes get their heads cut off.”Gideon…His name churned in my mind like acid, burning away what little patience I had left. The fool had dared come to me, offering already known information about his sister, Selena. He had spilled secrets as if his tongue was coated in oil, each word confirming my suspic

KAI'S POVThe forest always seemed darker when I was in enemy territory. Nyx was even restless in his space, pacing back and forth in the back of my mind.‘This is a mistake, Kai. She’s too stubborn for her own good.’ Nyx said to me.“Like I don’t already know that,” I muttered under my breath in reply.Selena was walking ahead of me with large strides, her shoulders looked tensed but her chin was held high in so much confidence. She was too proud to admit she was scared, but I could see the fear in the way she clenched her fists.‘If she dies because of this, it’s on you.’Nyx’s voice growled, echoing in my head.“She’s not going to die,” I replied firmly, though the thought sent a jolt of unease through me. “I won’t let that happen.”Nyx huffed but didn’t respond. He had made his opinion clear when Selena first proposed this reckless plan.****It had started back when we got back home. We had barely recovered from the journey when Selena turned to me, her eyes glistening with a dan

KAI'S POVThe first thing I became aware of was my hands that was wrapped tightly around Selena’s neck, choking the life out of her.No.I stumbled back as I had been scarred by hot water, my hands shaking violently. Selena gasped for air, collapsing to the ground as she coughed and panted for breath. When I looked down on myself, I realized that my body was drenched in sweat, and my heart pounded so loudly it distracted every other thoughts in my head.“Selena,” I called, my voice coming out hoarse as reached out to her. “I—I didn’t mean to—”She scrambled away from me, her eyes wide and filled with a fear I had never seen before. It tore through me like a blade on my skin.“What’s wrong with you?” she whispered, her voice trembling as she pressed a hand to her the point I had strangled on her throat.“I didn’t… I wasn’t in control,” I stammered, taking a hesitant step toward her. When she flinched, it was like a slap to my face. “Selena, I swear, it wasn’t me.”The doubt was evident

SELENA'S POVYasmine’s worried gaze followed me about as I packed up the last of my belongings in the small shed she had provided us with. The conversation with the spirit was still vivid in my mind and honestly, it left me rattled, though I was doing my best to conceal it from Yasmine.“Are you sure leaving now is a good idea?” Yasmine asked in her ever soft voice. She leaned against the wooden door frame of the room, her arms crossed as she stared at me.“Yes,” I replied, avoiding her gaze. “I need time to think, and I can’t do that here. I need to return to the rogues. It's my new home, and that's the only place I can regroup, and figure out the next steps.”Yasmine hesitated for a few seconds before speaking again. “You’re not telling me everything.”I froze in the middle of my motion, my hands clenching the edges of the bag. She wasn’t wrong—I hadn’t told her about the spirit’s warning, about how my powers would be lost after I fulfilled the purpose of my rebirth. The new knowled