All Chapters of His Hybrid Luna: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Valkyrie“Plan?” I shot Fanning a glare, rising to my feet, my body trembling with fury. “What kind of plan can you come up with when every second I waste here, he’s slipping further away?”Dwayne stepped forward, his expression firm but tinged with worry.“Luna, this isn’t just about rushing after him. Whatever force has claimed him is older than us, older than any magic we’ve encountered. If you run into this blindly, you might not make it back either.”“I don’t care!” I snapped. “I’ll burn the entire realm to the ground if that’s what it takes to get him back!”“Then you’ll be playing right into their hands,” Fanning said gravely. “Whoever—whatever—has him wants you to act recklessly. You’re connected to him. If you fall into their trap, they’ll have both of you. The bond makes you vulnerable, Luna Valkyrie.”I clenched my fists, my nails digging into my palms as tears of frustration burned my eyes. Deep down, I knew he was right, but the thought of doing nothing, of standing sti

ValkyrieI stared at Luna Dowager, her sharp words sinking into me like daggers.My wolf, Genna, stirred restlessly within me, sensing the weight of the impossible decision being forced upon us.“I can’t…” My voice was barely a whisper. “I can’t just give up my wolf. She’s… she’s everything I am.”Luna Dowager’s eyes narrowed, her lips curling into a cold, calculating smile. “You think you have the luxury of clinging to that part of yourself? You think you have time to hope for another solution? You don’t, Valkyrie. Ragnor doesn’t.”Ragnor.My Alpha.She knew exactly how to twist the knife.“Genna... what do you think?” I whispered, seeking my wolf’s guidance, but all I felt was her anguished howl, her pain mirroring mine.“I know... I know…” I murmured, trying to soothe her, my hands instinctively cradling my belly. The faint life stirring within me was a cruel reminder of what was at stake.It wasn’t just Ragnor.It wasn’t just me.It was all of us.“How can you stand there and dem

Valkyrie“No, I need to finish this!” I protested, staggering to my feet as searing pain radiated through my side. Yet Nancy’s grip was unyielding. “Luna, listen to me!” Nancy hissed urgently, pulling me further away from the melee. “Your strength matters—but your life matters more. The pup, too. We cannot lose you now!”I gritted my teeth, torn between my duty to our pack and the desperate need to end Tasya’s treachery.Behind me, Dwayne and the others clashed fiercely with the rogue wolves. The snarls, the clashing of teeth and claws, and the desperate cries of “Luna!” interwove into a terrifying symphony of war.Tasya advanced on Dwayne, her voice rising above the din. “You’re in my way, Fool! I’ll cut you down if it means claiming what’s mine!” she roared.Dwayne parried Tasya's strike with his forearm and shouted back, “We serve the pack, Tasya—not your twisted ambition!”Their fight exploded into a flurry of furious blows. I could not hold back my anger and frustration at witne

ValkyrieElyra’s vines tightened around Tasya’s throat, her smile a blade against my resolve.Tasya’s gurgling screams filled the air. Ragnor’s crimson gaze flickered again, a flash of amber piercing through the beast’s fury.He was fighting her.“Tick-tock, Valkyrie,” Elyra singsonged, her thorns digging deeper into Tasya’s flesh. “Your pack or your mate? Such a delicious dilemma.”I couldn’t breathe. Couldn’t think. The clearing blurred—Dwayne’s limp form half-buried under rogues, Nancy’s sobs echoing from the boulder, Ragnor’s trembling jaws dripping with saliva… or tears.What could I possibly do?“I choose,” I rasped, caressing my belly, “neither.”As the words left my lips, Genna’s light erupted—not from my hands, but from my core. A shockwave of silver tore through the clearing, shredding Elyra’s vines like paper.I crashed to the ground, gasping, as the light spiraled outward, searing the rogues to ash.Elyra staggered back, her starless eyes widening. “What—?”The light coale

ValkyrieRagnor’s claws flexed, his nostrils flaring as he stalked toward me. The faint amber ring in his eyes had vanished, swallowed by Elyra’s lingering corruption.His movements were unnatural—too fluid, too controlled. The Ragnor I knew fought like a warrior, but this… this was something else. A beast wearing his skin."Ragnor." My voice barely rose above a whisper. I staggered back, my shoulder throbbing from where his claws had pierced me, blood soaking through my shirt. The mate bond between us writhed like a wounded animal—weak, fractured, but still there.Then he lunged.I barely dodged in time, his claws slicing through the air. Splintered bark exploded as I rolled behind a fallen tree."Fight her!" I pleaded, my breath ragged. "You did it before—you can do it again!"Ragnor snarled. One swipe, and the thick trunk shattered like glass.He’s faster. Stronger. Whatever Elyra left inside him… it’s worse.Nancy and Dwayne crouched behind the wreckage, their faces pale. “Luna!”