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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY: A MOTHER’S EMBRACE

Author: Elle writes
last update publish date: 2026-07-06 01:15:58

The throne room doors continued to open.

Every heartbeat felt louder than the last. Aria's eyes never left the widening gap.

Then she saw him.

Cassian stepped through the doorway, his movements steady as ever. Walking beside him was a young woman dressed in the attire of a royal nurse. Cradled securely in her arms was a tiny bundle wrapped in a soft cream blanket embroidered with silver thread.

Aria's breath caught. The world around her disappeared. The throne, the Lycan King, the towering
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  • THE REJECTED WHITE LUNA   EPILOGUE

    FOURTEEN YEARS LATER. The morning sunlight spilled across Mooncrest Pack. The scars of war had long since faded. Where broken walls had once stood… Wildflowers now bloomed. The training grounds echoed with laughter instead of battle cries. Children raced through the village. Warriors trained without fear of another war. Peace had become something ordinary and precious. On the balcony of the Alpha House… Aria stood quietly. One hand rested against the gentle curve of her stomach. The other held a warm cup of tea. They are expecting another pup. She smiled to herself. Strong arms wrapped gently around her waist. “You’ve been standing here for quite a while. Rowan rested his chin lightly against her shoulder. “Thinking?” Aria laughed softly. “When am I not?” He kissed her temple. “I was hoping today would be different.” “It is.” She looked toward the courtyard below. “I’m thinking about happy things.” Rowan followed her gaze. Their five years old twins were racin

  • THE REJECTED WHITE LUNA   CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SIX: HOME

    The silence that followed was unlike anything the Sacred Mountain had ever known. The storm and the black clouds had vanished. Golden sunlight poured over the shattered summit, warming the ancient stone for the first time in centuries. The war was over. Aria slowly lowered the Blade of Asteris. Its silver glow faded until it became an ordinary sword once more. The crystal that held the Ancient One rested quietly in her hands. It no longer pulsed with darkness. It was still and sealed forever. Nova’s voice echoed softly within her mind. “It’s over.” Aria closed her eyes. For the first time in what felt like forever, she believed it. A gentle breeze swept across the summit. Where the Circle of Seven had once blazed with light, fresh green shoots pushed through the broken stone. The Sacred Mountain was healing. Rowan stepped beside her. “You did it.” Aria shook her head. “We did.” Kael smiled faintly. “I never thought I’d hear those words from you.” “I guess you

  • THE REJECTED WHITE LUNA   CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIVE: THE LAST SEAL

    Aria moved closed to vaelric, then she heard a voice. “I told you we’d come back.” A shadow burst across his face. The Ancient being roared. The gold vanished. Blackness swallowed both eyes again. “You waste your compassion!” A violent wave of dark energy exploded outward. Rowan planted his sword into the stone to keep from being thrown backward. Kael slid several feet before stopping himself. The silver barrier rippled. The Ancient One stared upward in disbelief. “No, it should have broken. It cannot hold forever.”Aldren stepped into one of the glowing circles. “It doesn’t have to, it only has to hold long enough.”The Ancient One turned sharply toward him. “What do you mean?” Aldren looked at Aria. “The seal isn’t complete. It never was.” Silence settled over the summit. The old librarian pointed toward the center of the Circle. “The prison has been restored, but it remains empty.” Realization struck everyone.The Seven Flames had rebuilt the cage. But nothing had yet been

  • THE REJECTED WHITE LUNA   CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FOUR: THE SEVEN FLAMES

    The summit erupted in silver light. The Blade of Asteris sang. A clear, resonant tone echoed across the Sacred Mountain. The darkness recoiled. The Ancient being screamed. Its cry shook the heavens. “No!” Silver light burst from the two remaining crystal pillars, racing toward the Circle of Seven. Ancient runes hidden beneath the stone awakened one after another. The shattered mountain glowed. Aria could feel it. The seal Wasn’t broken, it was waiting for something that had been missing for a thousand years. Hope surged through her. “We can restore it!” The Blade answered with another brilliant pulse. Then, the light stopped. It froze only a few feet from the center of the Circle. Aria frowned. “Why did it stop?” The silver glow trembled. Then slowly began to fade. “No…”Nova whispered. “It’s not enough.” The Ancient being’s laughter rolled across the mountain. “I told you. The prison was never yours alone.”Darkness exploded outward from Vaelric’s body. The silv

  • THE REJECTED WHITE LUNA   CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND THREE: THE HEART OF DARKNESS

    Another tremor shock the ground. The impact sent a violent shockwave across the Circle of Seven. Aria barely managed to keep her footing. The Blade of Asteris blazed in her hands. Across from her, Vaelric slowly lifted his head. Darkness coiled around him like chains forged from living shadow. His black robes whipped violently in the storm. Behind him, the pillar of darkness reached into the heavens. The sky itself seemed to crack beneath its weight. The Ancient being smiled through Vaelric’s face. “So the last Keeper has come.” Its voice echoed from every direction. Aria raised the Blade of Asteris. “I didn’t come to fight you.” The smile widened. “No?” “I came to end this.” The Ancient being laughed. A laugh so old it seemed to shake the world itself. “You speak exactly as Astra once did.” The name echoed across the summit. “She believed compassion could save the world. And look what became of her.” Aria’s expression never changed. “She succeeded.” His laughter

  • THE REJECTED WHITE LUNA   CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TWO: THE WORTHY

    The mountain path fell silent. The ancient guardians stood motionless. Seven warriors. Each bore the emblem of one of the Seven Houses upon a weathered shield. Their empty helms faced Aria and her companions. The lead guardian rested his spear across the narrow path. “No further.” His voice echoed through the stone pass. “The Daughter of Asteris may continue, but rest must prove they are worthy.” Andrew slowly drew his sword. “I don’t have time for another trial.” The guardian turned toward him. Before Kael could answer, Rowan raised a hand. “Wait.” He stepped forward. “What must we do?” The guardian regarded him in silence. Then he lowered the tip of his spear until it touched the stone. A circle of silver light spread across the ground beneath them. “We judge not strength, but by heart. The mountain disappeared. Only the circle of silver light remained beneath their feet. The lead guardian looked at Aldren. “You were offered safety.” You chose truth.” The guardi

  • THE REJECTED WHITE LUNA   Chapter four: the rejection

    Aria stepped into the grand hall slowly, her breath catching as the massive doors shut behind her with a dull, echoing thud. The scent of polished wood and warm candle wax mingled with the heavy perfumes lingering in the air, creating an intoxicating atmosphere that was both regal and suffocating.

  • THE REJECTED WHITE LUNA   Chapter three: SHADOW OF DOUBT

    The whispers started early, as they always did, but there was something different about them that morning, something that carried a kind of restless excitement through the pack house.“The ceremony is in a week and I also heard multiple packs are coming.”“Alpha Magnus wants it to be the biggest ga

  • THE REJECTED WHITE LUNA   Chapter two:The new luna

    The pack house felt different that day, louder than usual and filled with excitement that Aria didn’t share. She stood at the top of the stairs, her fingers resting lightly on the railing as wolves moved past her in a hurry, their voices overlapping as they spoke.“They’re here.”“I heard she’s st

  • THE REJECTED WHITE LUNA   Chapter one:The girl without a wolf

    The sharp scent of sweat and damp earth clung to the air around the training grounds, pressing heavy on Aria’s skin as she stood at the edge of the field. Her arms were wrapped tightly across her chest, not just to ward off the chill but to cage the tremors of a heart weighed down by years of unspo

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