Lahat ng Kabanata ng SAVAGE LUNA : Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

LYRAMarrek stood in the center of the hall and looked at the crowd. He realized everyone was stunned by his admission to Lucian, so he decided to double down on his lies. He pointed a finger at me, his face twisted into a mask of fake concern for the law."Do you see now?" Marrek shouted to the elders. "Do you see the chaos she brings? She has already corrupted the Alpha of the Blackfang pack. Look at what she has done to our brothers. She is a parasite that feeds on our stability. I request that there be no further negotiations with this woman. She is a threat to everything we have built."I wanted to burst out laughing right there. The man was spouting pure bullshit, and it was almost impressive. I hadn't done anything to the Blackfang pack except exist, yet he was talking like I had personally burnt their homes to the ground. He didn't stop there though. He had the momentum, and he knew how to use it."I am a man of peace," Marrek continued, spreading his arms wide. He was trying

LYRABefore Kael or Lucian could try to talk me out of it, I rushed forward. Selene moved quickly, knocking arrows and picking off the wolves that tried to crowd my path. Kael and Lucian followed close behind and they started cutting down anyone who tried to flank me. They didn't have a choice but to back me up now. I didn't mind the help as long as they stayed out of the way of my actual target.I finally reached Rydan. We met in the center of the hall and the first clash sent a shock up my arms. My expression changed instantly because I hadn't expected him to be this strong. His attack was overwhelming and I felt my boots skid across the marble floor as I was pushed back several feet.He was stronger than he looked.We were right in the middle of the battle where everyone could see us. Rydan knew it and he didn't waste a second. He threw his head back and let out a loud, mocking roar."Is this the leader you are following?" he screamed, his eyes darting toward the rogues who were f

I watched the life drain from Rydan’s eyes. He let out a wet, rattling gulp, his fingers twitching against the marble floor as he tried to find one last breath. His eyes stayed fixed on mine, burning with a pure, unfiltered hatred.His eyes turned glassy and his head lolled back. His body hit the ground with a heavy, final thud.The sound echoed through the hall, and in that moment, something inside me clicked. It felt like a lock turning in my chest. For years, I had been the one on the ground. I had been the one looking up at Alphas and Betas, waiting for the blow to fall. Now, the roles were reversed. The weak Omega they sold was officially dead, buried under the weight of the man I had just slaughtered.I looked up from the corpse and scanned the room. The silence was absolute. Every wolf in the council hall was frozen. The council members, the guards, and the warriors from the aligned packs were all staring at me. They looked like they were seeing a ghost, or maybe something much

LYRAIt has been three days since the blood bath at the council territory, and I just got back to my pack this morning. I thought I would finally get some rest, but I was wrong. I’ve been stuck in this office since the sun came up.A constant stream of people has been lining up outside my door, and I didn't expect this many. Most of them are wolves who used to hide, and they look like they are finally breathing for the first time in years. I guess they were just terrified of the council and Elder Marrek. Now that the old power is dead, they are coming out to pledge their allegiance to me. It’s a lot to handle, but I take every name and every oath.By the time the afternoon sun hit, the crowd finally thinned out. I leaned back in my chair and rubbed my eyes, feeling the ache in my neck. The door opened and Darius walked in. He looked tired too, but he still had that sharp, alert look in his eyes.I looked at him and felt a pang of guilt. During the chaos at the council, Darius had been

LUCIENI sat at my desk and stared at the ledgers spread out in front of me, and the more I read, the more I wanted to kill him all over again. He hadn't just betrayed me by selling Lyra; he had spent years siphoning pack funds and resources into his own pockets. He had been bleeding the Blackfang pack dry while I was busy leading wars and protecting our borders.I spent the entire day picking out the traitors who had helped him. It wasn't hard to find them once I started looking at the records. By the time the evening sun began to fade, I had finished the list. I didn't waste time with trials or long speeches. I ordered their executions immediately. I needed the pack to see that the era of the council was over, and I needed to vent the rage that had been building in my chest for days.I stood on the balcony and watched as the traitors were dealt with, but it didn't give me the satisfaction I expected. I could feel the eyes of my pack members on me. They weren't looking at me with the