All Chapters of Blood Moon: Vengeance of the Reborn Luna: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

I can’t move. My feet are frozen, rooted to the blood-stained ground as I stare at Damon and Asher lying motionless. The battlefield is silent now, every eye fixed on the two Alphas who fought like gods.“Damon,” I whisper, barely able to hear my own voice over the roaring in my head. My wolf, Red, whines and claws at my mind, desperate to run to him.But I don’t. Not yet.The tension in the air is suffocating. A single movement might shatter it, unleashing chaos again. Evelyn steps up beside me, her hand trembling as it grips my arm.“Do something,” she whispers.I don’t answer. I’m too busy watching, waiting, hoping for Damon to rise first.Seconds feel like hours before I see movement—a slight twitch of Damon’s black fur. Relief floods through me, so intense I nearly collapse. Asher doesn’t move. Damon rolls onto his side, his growl low and dangerous.“Damon’s alive!” one of our warriors yells, breaking the silence.Cheers erupt from our side, echoing through the trees. My body rel

The moon watches silently as the past claws its way into my present.The lone wolf’s words replay in my mind like a haunting melody: “They know… Luna…”I stand frozen, staring at the lifeless body of my spy. My chest tightens as realization sets in. My careful web of secrets is starting to unravel, strand by strand.Damon turns to me, his eyes sharp with suspicion. “You sent someone to spy.” His tone is low but laced with fury. “Didn’t you?”I don’t answer. My wolf, Red, growls softly in my head, urging me to protect the truth. But the longer I stay silent, the more Damon’s anger burns.He steps closer, his voice sharp. “Don’t test me, Nora. What have you done?”I meet his gaze, forcing my expression to remain calm. “I didn’t send anyone.” The lie tastes bitter on my tongue.His jaw tightens, and I can tell he doesn’t believe me. Before he can press further, Beta Cain arrives, his face pale as he takes in the scene. His usual smug demeanor is replaced by unease.“What’s going on?” Cai

The day has arrived, and my chest feels tight with dread. Damon is preparing for the meeting, his expression unreadable as he buttons his shirt and fastens his belt. Every movement is calm, calculated—completely unaware of the trap waiting for him.“You don’t have to do this,” I say, my voice trembling despite my best efforts to sound casual.He glances at me, his brows furrowing. “You’ve been tense all morning, Nora. What’s going on?”I shake my head quickly. “Nothing. I just... I don’t trust Garrett.”“Neither do I,” he says, his tone sharp. “But that’s exactly why I need to go. I need to know who sent that rogue wolf, who killed him and what his last message meant.”My stomach churns. He’s walking into danger, and nothing I say will stop him. So, I decide I’ll stop him another way. A way he’ll never see coming.* * *I spend the next hour pacing the house, my thoughts spinning out of control. He can’t go to that meeting. I won’t let him. But I need a plan—one that doesn’t give me a

The village buzzes with life. Everywhere I turn, someone is preparing for tonight’s Lunar Eclipse Festival. It’s the most important celebration for Moonlair—a tribute to the Moon Goddess for her guidance and protection. Children race through the village square, their laughter ringing out like bells. The air smells of roasted meats, sweet honeyed bread, and the faint tang of herbs being prepared for the festival offerings.The makeshift kitchen outside is a whirl of activity. The smell of honey-glazed ham and spiced potatoes wafts through the field, making my stomach rumble despite my nerves. Several pack members laugh as they chop vegetables and knead dough for the feast. I spot Elder Valerie supervising the arrangements with her sharp eyes and biting comments, her words sparking occasional bursts of nervous laughter from the cooks.The normalcy of it all feels surreal, like a fragile mask hiding the storm beneath. My stomach churns. If I don’t act tonight, Damon could be dead by sunr

The warm golden light of dawn seeps into the room, gently pulling me from my sleep. I wake up smiling, though I can’t explain why. It feels odd, like my soul has been kissed by some invisible force, leaving a trail of joy behind. I stretch lazily, savoring the feeling.As I sit up, the thought crosses my mind: perhaps Cain and Garrett gave up on their plan to poison Damon. Maybe they realized someone overheard them and decided the risk wasn’t worth it. The hope of it fills me with cautious relief.After dressing in a simple blue gown, I step into the living room just in time to see Cain and Liam entering Damon’s study. They look travel-worn but composed, their boots dusted with the dirt of distant lands.What assignment did Damon send them on?I push the question aside. Today is the final day of the Lunar Eclipse Festival. No time to brood.“Good morning, dear,” Grand Luna Eve greets me, her eyes glinting with curiosity. “You look... radiant today. Any particular reason?”I laugh, bru