Lahat ng Kabanata ng THE LUNA'S ECLIPSE: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

VALERIA’S POVBy the time my training was over, exhaustion and sweat clung to my muscles like a second skin.Damn I need a long shower.But it felt good.For once, today hadn’t been a complete disaster. It had started with new opportunities—for everyone. And now, I found myself looking forward to our plan.Dimitri would be announcing the annual pack party soon, and if everything went as planned, Elijah and the others would finally have a chance to prove themselves. More importantly, if I could get even the slightest opportunity to interact with one of the royals, I might finally get some answers.Was Dimitri really telling the truth?So far, he hadn’t given me any reason to doubt him. He had been lenient with me—surprisingly so—and I wasn’t the only one who noticed the shift. Even the slaves were being treated better.They were allowed to interact freely now. To speak with one another.That was never the case when I had lived as a slave here.Back then, we were nothing more than prope

MAGNAR’S POVI don’t know what was taking so long.Bernard should have been back by now. She should have been back by now.Somewhere deep inside, I had expected a visit. Maybe from one of them. Maybe both. But as the hours dragged on, I realized no one was coming.By the time my discharge papers were ready, I was still waiting.The doctors made it clear—I had no excuse to stay longer. My injuries had healed. My concussion wasn’t severe enough to keep me hospitalized, and no matter how much I bluffed about the pain in my shoulder, the healers weren’t convinced.“All of your reports are normal,” one of them told me bluntly. “You don’t have anything to worry about.”I clenched my jaw.That’s not the damn point.Still, I had no choice but to return to the packhouse.When I stepped inside… nothing was out of the ordinary.No waiting faces. No concerned voices. No one.Wow.So nobody cared, huh?That’s… disappointing.Even if I didn’t expect Valeria to throw herself at me in worry, a part o

MAGNAR’S POVSomething was wrong.This wasn’t just Bernard being irritated or acting out of character—this was different.His words, his body language, the look in his eyes—it was like he had made a decision about me, and it wasn’t in my favor.I didn’t like it.“What has happened? Something has changed. You’re not the same friend I know,” I said, my voice hesitant. I didn’t even know how to phrase the thoughts running through my head.Bernard let out a humorless chuckle, shaking his head as he casually started wrapping bandages around his wrists.Was he… planning to box with me?Or was this his way of ignoring the conversation?“Maybe it’s because now I can finally see what kind of a person you truly are,” he said with a shrug, not even looking at me.That hit me harder than I expected.My jaw clenched as I stepped forward. “What does that mean? I am still me. Your friend.” I tried to sound confident, but the words felt… hollow.Bernard gave me a sharp, bitter smile. “Nah. I’d rather

VALERIA’S POVThe announcement of the royals joining the annual party came too soon. It sent a ripple of urgency through the entire pack, and I knew immediately that I had work to do.Elijah and I wasted no time in getting started. There was so much to prepare, so much to consider. But the first thing I needed to know was what my role would be when the royals arrived.I went straight to Dimitri for answers.His response was simple, yet firm. “You will be at the borders when they leave. That is all.”That was it?I frowned. “And when they arrive?”He gave me a pointed look. “You will be nowhere near them.”I crossed my arms. “Why?”Dimitri leaned back against his desk, his gaze assessing me before he finally spoke. “Because their departure is far more important than their arrival. The royals have a habit of leaving behind two wolves in the pack after their visit. Spies. Their way of sniffing out any suspicious activity.”I stiffened.I had heard rumors about the royals’ tactics before,

VALERIA’S POVThe office was empty.I had waited for this moment for days.Dimitri was gone, dragged away by his Luna for some fake romantic getaway, and the security cameras were still down. I had double-checked before stepping inside.This was my chance.I moved quickly, my hands gliding over the massive oak desk where he always sat, his scent still lingering in the air. The files he usually worked on were neatly stacked on top, but I already knew those were just decoys.Dimitri was smart—too smart.Whatever he was hiding, he didn’t want anyone to find it.I yanked open the drawers one by one, sifting through papers, contracts, and useless reports on border security and rogue activity. All things a typical Alpha would care about.But nothing on the royals.Nothing that explained why he was acting so on edge.I was about to check the last drawer when I noticed something odd.There