Semua Bab SECOND Chance MATE TO The LYCAN : Who dares Touch my LUNA: Bab 91 - Bab 100

Laila's POV I stared at Damien’s lifeless face, my hands trembling. Why hadn’t my healing worked? Why didn’t anything flow into him? I felt my power inside me so why did it fail?Fiona knew about my powers, she was such a despicable if she was behind this.Before I could even digest everything, heavy boots thundered down the hall.Then the door burst open.Three guards stormed into the room, for a moment their eyes were wide with shock. And that's when it dawned on me on how incriminating the picture looked.I was holding the knife and Damien was dead.“Catch her, she murdered your Alpha!” One yelled snapping the rest from their trance.Quickly, they pulled out their weapon and advanced.I staggered back dropping the knife. “This is all a misunderstanding ”Another guard shouted, “Step away from the Alpha! Right now and put your hands were we can see them!”I lifted my hand instinctively and tried to summon my power and just like when I tried to heal Damien they didn't work.The spel

Laila's POV Before the trial I spent all night searching for loopholes and came across an interesting page in the book.The Scarlet witch book is her soul.The arena, the wolves, the witches, the stolen magic burning in my veins… it all faded into an eerie stillness I couldn’t break away from. My body froze, but my mind was pulled somewhere else, somewhere darker.Then I heard it.“Laila Reed.”My full name. Spoken with a voice that was both ancient and sharp enough to slice bone.My breath caught. “Who—”The darkness in front of me shifted, forming the outline of a woman. But she wasn’t a woman anymore. Her entire body was black—burned charcoal, cracked like scorched earth with glowing red veins running through the fractures. Her eyes were hollow, and yet I felt them piercing straight into me.The Scarlet Witch.The true one.She stepped closer without walking. Like the shadows carried her.“I have the record,” she said, voice echoing like a hundred whispers layered together. “Every

Laila's POV I had to do something. I made a promise to the Scarlet witch to help protect her people.Kieran was a terrible actor this wasn't his idea, I knew exactly whose voice had been whispering in the back of his mind, pushing him toward this idea.She was more of a witch than the other witches I met... Well except Daphne.She was a pain in the ass.My stomach twisted. I didn’t trust what plans she had with the orbs. I didn’t trust whatever game she was playing with him. I left the library quietly, orb still in my room. As I closed the door behind me, I steadied my breath, pressing a hand over my heart. Kieran might believe he was doing the right thing, but I could feel it in my bones Kayla was devising a plan and pulling strings he couldn’t even see.And I wouldn’t let her decide the fate of every witch in this realm.I knelt beside the bed, placing the orb on the floor. It pulsed faintly, like a heartbeat. Like it was waiting. I placed both hands over it and whispered a spell

Laila's POV I sat against the cold stone wall, chains biting into my wrists, the metal slick from the sweat I hadn’t realized I was producing. My chest tightened with every murmured word around me, their voices carrying a dangerous mix of anger and calculation.“So what do we do with her?” one of the men asked, his tone casual but threaded with venom. “Take her to Kayla. Let her decide.”“No,” another growled. “She’s a witch. They can’t be trusted. Unreliable. Dangerous. If we get rid of them one by one, we finally get rid of the problem.”I flinched at the words, the sharp certainty in their voices. They were already planning my death. Even chained, even helpless, they assumed the game was theirs to play.I lifted my head, meeting the nearest one’s eyes. “Do you even hear yourselves?” I said, my voice shaking but firm. “This is not the way. You think killing me—or any witch—will end this? It won’t. You’ll keep going, won’t you? Every witch you kill, another will rise. The revenge wi

Kieran's POVI expelled a deep breath as I took the first step into the temple. Nothing happened at first."You don't have too," Laila's weak voice came and somehow made me remember my arms were hurting from carrying her for so long.But that pain would be nothing compared to the pain of losing her."Just hold on to the book," I urged instead then took the next step.The altar was up ahead through the dim light dusty spectar. My boot came down on a loose stone. A click echoed.Thwip. Thwip-thwip.Arrows shot from slits in the walls and the first one hit me in the shoulder, a hot punch that shoved me back a step. The next two got me in the side, the impacts sending immense pain through my weary body. I choked, air leaving me. My arms screamed, muscles on fire from holding her, but I locked my elbows."Stop! Kieran, put me down, please!" Laila begged. At this point, she was crying but I didn't let up. I shook my head, my teeth grinding together and took another step. An arrow sliced a