All Chapters of The Alpha's Forbidden Luna: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Lucien's POV"Who dares defy my orders?" I yelled, grasping the crutches harder as I raced out of my quarters, my body screaming in protest but my rage outweighing every ounce of agony. Ryder had attempted to stop me, his hands solid but his words hesitating, knowing better than to push me further when I was this enraged.“Alpha, you need to rest. Please,” the nurse begged, her hands hovering like she wanted to catch me if I fell.“Move,” I snarled, my glare piercing enough to make her flinch back. I staggered but caught myself, pushing my legs to comply. Ryder hovered nearby, ready to grab me if required, but even he knew to keep his lips quiet. The fury flowing off me was overpowering.“Get me to the courtroom. Now,” I snapped, my tone leaving no room for argument. Ryder dropped in step with me, his mouth pinched into a narrow line. He realized this was a struggle he couldn’t win.By the time I reached the huge double doors of the courthouse, my eyesight was already fuzzy from the s

Seraphina's POVThe feelings within me surged, crashing like an uncontrolled wave. My wolf howled, a sound so primal and fierce it echoed through my mind and threatened to pull me under. But the priestess's words steadied me, a tether in the storm of chaos."I must control it," I whispered, squeezing my hands tighter until my knuckles whitened. My breath hitched, the effort of keeping my feelings in check a fight I wasn’t sure I could win."You must," the priestess repeated, her steady eyes holding me in place. "Your wolf’s power is tied to your feelings, Seraphine. If you allow rage to lead you, you will be no different than those who hurt you."Her words pierced through me, sparking a war in my chest. The raw rage demanded revenge, yet a small, fragile voice inside me—a residue of who I had been before—pleaded for caution."How do I fight it?" I asked, my voice shaking. "How do I control something so powerful when all I feel is this… this hatred?"The priestess stood, her presence l

Seraphina’s POVLook out!!!" the trainer shouted, but I had already seen it. I dodged the attack, turning my body just in time to avoid the wooden stick swinging toward my ribs. My own stick came down hard, falling exactly on my opponent’s side. She let out a grunt and fell onto the ground with a loud thud.I took a deep breath and stretched out my hand. "Here. Get up."She grabbed my hand, her grip strong, and I pulled her up. She was breathing hard, her eyes filled with frustration but also a hint of respect."Damn, you’re getting better," Fiona, my wolf, said in my mind, sounding smug."Yeah, sure," I mumbled back with a small smile.I turned my gaze toward the priestess, who stood at the far right of the courtyard, watching. Her arms were crossed, and she had a pleased look on her face. I had been training for a week now, and already, I had won more than half of my one-on-one duels.My wolf, Fiona, was getting stronger, and I could feel it. Every day, my movements became sharper,

Seraphina’s POVThe priestess looked at me and then turned away. "Follow me." I made a face. "Where are we going?""You’ll see." It hurts from the last fight, but I sighed and fell into step with her. I thought Fiona was just as interested as I was. "What do you think she’s up to?" I asked my wolf. "No idea," Fiona said. "But I like her confidence." The goddess chuckled. "You and your dog are bonding well. I love that." I blinked at her. "Wait, how did you—" She laughed. "Have you forgotten? I’m the goddess." "Oh. Right." I huffed. "Still, that’s not fair. What if I wanted to kill you? You’d hear all my plans." She laughed even harder. "You can try, little dog. I’d end you in minutes." I snorted, shaking my head as we walked down the barely lit hallway. "Cocky, aren’t you?" "Confident," she corrected, shooting me a grin. "Big difference." "Mmmhmm. Sure." We passed through the training hall, the sound of sparring fighters ringing around us. I recognized a few faces, but non

Seraphina's POVAs I opened my eyes, I found out that I was in a room, covered with a blanket, and a cup of hot coffee was by my side, with a towel inside warm water on the other side. My whole body ached, my muscles sore like I had been hit by a rock."Where is this?" I mumbled, my voice hoarse.The last thing I remembered was me turning in the woods… Fiona taking over… then nothing. Guess I passed out.I tried to sit up, but my limbs wouldn’t obey. Pain shot through my arms and legs, causing me to let out a sharp breath. My skin was littered with bruises, dark spots running from my hands down to my legs."Is this how moving is? So painful?" I thought out loud, aching as I moved my fingers.Fiona?I whispered in my mind, looking for her presence, but there was nothing. A hollow silence filled the space where she should have been.Fiona? I called again, fear creeping in. But still, no answer."What’s wrong?" I grumbled, my chest tightening."Don’t worry, I had to put her to sleep."I