Semua Bab The Rogue Luna: Bab 101 - Bab 110

The night felt endless, the weight of the dark sky pressing down on me, suffocating in its intensity. The sounds of our hurried steps through the underbrush barely managed to drown out the beating of my heart, still racing from the near-fatal encounter. My thoughts, though clouded with confusion and fear, couldn’t shake the image of Luca standing in front of me, his presence cutting through the chaos like a blade.I glanced at him again, trying to make sense of everything. His posture was stiff, controlled, as if he were constantly on alert, and there was an air of authority about him that I hadn’t noticed before. It was the same power he’d displayed earlier, when the creatures had scattered at the mere shift of his hand. There was no denying it now—he wasn’t just a man. He was something far more dangerous than I had ever realized.His gaze flicked toward me as if sensing my eyes on him. There was no softness in his expression, no trace of the man I had once known. It made me wonder:

The clearing felt suffocating as the air around us thickened with the tension of the impending battle. The creature’s growl sent ripples of fear through my body, but Luca’s resolve was unwavering, his eyes burning with an intensity that I couldn’t ignore. The moment he had moved to confront it, I knew that this wasn’t a fight we could run from. We had no choice but to face whatever was coming.Damien’s grip tightened on my wrist as he pulled me further into the trees. “We have to get to safety, now,” he growled, his voice urgent and clipped. “Luca’s got it covered.”I barely registered his words before a deafening roar split the night air. The sound was terrifying, primal—raw—and it was followed by the crash of branches as the creature’s massive form shot forward. It was no longer just one beast we were dealing with. The others—more of them—emerged from the shadows, like ghosts materializing in the moonlight, their eyes glowing with malice. I could feel them, their hunger, their need

The figure before us—cloaked in shadows, his presence commanding the very air—stepped forward. His dark eyes gleamed in the moonlight, and a sense of familiarity tugged at the edge of my consciousness, though I couldn’t place it. He was human, yet there was something about him, something unnatural, that made my heart race. The creatures that had been attacking us had stopped, as if at his command, retreating into the darkness, leaving us with an eerie silence.“Who are you?” I demanded, my voice cold and firm, though my body felt heavy with both exhaustion and the power coursing through me. The storm within me was still raging, but now, it seemed more like a quiet hum, a constant reminder of the raw strength I had tapped into.The man didn’t answer immediately. Instead, he surveyed us, his eyes flicking from Luca to Damien and then to me. There was something calculating in his gaze, something that made my skin crawl.“You have no idea what you’ve unleashed,” he finally spoke, his voic

The first rays of dawn filtered through the trees, casting long shadows across the clearing where we had spent the night. My eyes fluttered open, and for a moment, everything seemed quiet, peaceful. But the reality of the situation crashed back into my mind with the force of a wave. The power inside me was still there, still wild and untamed, and the uncertainty that had gripped my heart before was only growing stronger.I could feel it now, the storm swirling deep within me, twisting and turning with every breath I took. It was like a part of me—something primal—had been awakened. And I was no longer sure if I was in control of it or if it was in control of me.I sat up slowly, trying not to disturb the others. Damien was still asleep, his back pressed against the tree, his face peaceful despite the exhaustion that was evident in his posture. Luca, however, was awake, his eyes focused on the horizon. He seemed alert, as if waiting for something—waiting for the danger that was always

The air was thick with tension, the stench of earth and decay mixing with the sharp scent of danger that was creeping in on all sides. My heart raced, and my chest tightened as the power within me surged once more, a raw, untamed force that I struggled to keep at bay. I could feel it, like an electric pulse beneath my skin, urging me to unleash it, to let it consume everything around me. But I fought it. I had to. I couldn’t let it take control. Not again.The creatures—there were more of them now—surrounded us, their glowing eyes flickering like embers in the darkness. Each one was larger than the last, their bodies sleek and muscled, their claws scraping the ground with a sound that sent shivers down my spine. They were closing in, their low growls vibrating through the ground beneath my feet. It was only a matter of time before they attacked.Luca stood beside me, his presence a calming force amidst the chaos. His hand was on my arm, grounding me, but even he couldn’t hide the tens