All Chapters of The Rise of a Forsaken Luna: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

SERAPHINA~~The passing away to the world beyond had happened the exact second Dahlia left the mansion with my daughter, but the brutal confirmation didn't set in until I placed my hand on the cold, lifeless body and failed to restore the beat to the heart underneath it“W-what’s happening, Sera?” Ethan asked from where he was sitting with Remi curled in his arms. He had pulled up one of the broken couches after we all ignored Rexton’s dumb question to focus on what mattered—saving the lives of the two people that still lay unconscious on the floor. I have been able to save one of them, and even though she was still weak and disoriented, Elara Ashford’s eyes were wide open. In fact, they were on me when Ethan asked that question. All eyes were on me, and I did all I could to revive Rolan Ashford's heartbeat, but I failed. I accepted my second failure of the day, muttering dejectedly as I answered Ethan’s question. “He is gone, Ethan… There’s no saving him.” A collective, frant

DAHLIA~~That one word hung heavily between Lila and me.Her warriors inhaled sharply as if the world had stopped spinning. Well, for them, it had ceased to rotate the day my sister captured them and stripped away every ounce of reason they possessed, leaving them nothing but her puppets.However, it seemed they had only realized that so many things had been hidden from them because, in the grand scheme of things, they didn’t matter. “Sister?” Lila finally spoke, scoffing as if I had lost my mind to even call her that. “You stopped being my sister the day you cut the coven off. The day you cut me off for some Furry Beast, Dahlia.”There it was. That was the same reason that had been held over my head since I reconnected with her. I nearly rolled my eyes but refrained from it because, unlike before, she was physically in front of me and so much more powerful than I was. “Yes, I made a mistake, Lila. Even the best of us do.” I replied, watching her brows furrow as I used her name.

KIERAN~~Nothing was making sense. At first, I couldn’t agree with Rexton because I was so scared of what would happen to Celeste and what would happen to Ina if anything were to hurt Celeste. I just couldn't agree with him—not until he announced that the rebels had launched their attack just a few hours after Celeste had been abducted. Then, I found myself agreeing with him. Not with his words, but with his confusion“What the hell are they doing?” Ethan gasped, jumping to his feet. Yet none of us had the answers. It was as if the rebels were following two entirely different scripts, and in that moment, we had no idea which one involved the little girl I loved enough to call mine. “Could this be a distraction?” Ina muttered beside me, her eyes shifting from my frozen frame to Rexton. She looked at him with hope as if she believed he had everything it would take to rescue Celeste... as if I couldn’t get our girl back. “This is not the time to let jealousy cloud your mind,” A

ALPHA REXTON~~I didn’t know what they were doing, but what I did know was how much seeing them like that—locked in that intimate, powerful embrace—made me hate Kieran even more.My claws tore through the throat of a brainwashed rogue, but my eyes never left the two of them. Kieran’s massive arms were wrapped securely around Seraphina, his hands clamping over her bleeding wrists as if he owned her. As if he had the right to protect her.My wolf howled in absolute agony and fury, scratching at the walls of my mind to break free and rip Kieran away from her. Five years ago, I was the one who held her. I was the Alpha of the Crimson Moon Pack, the man everyone looked to for survival.Now, I was reduced to a glorified bodyguard, struggling to defend my own territory… unable to win back my mate and having to watch another man touch her. “T-they are healing the rebels…” Kane, who had been blinded by rage, exclaimed minutes after the wind around us all grew stronger. I snapped my head

DAHLIA~~A bloodcurdling scream tore from my throat as a searing, white-hot agony ripped through my veins.It felt as if my very soul were being shredded from the inside out.Lila didn't just siphon the power back. She tore it out of me, grasping the invisible threads of my life force and pulling until my knees slammed into the dirt floor of the tent. My hands gripped at my chest, my fingernails digging through my shirt into my skin as the sheer force of her dark magic pinned me down.“Did you really think you could outsmart me, Dahlia?” Lila’s voice boomed above me, vibrating with a terrifying, amplified resonance that made the candles around us flare to life with a blinding, wicked purple flame.The black magic rolled off her in suffocating waves, dense and heavy, filling the tent with the overwhelming stench of my agony. With every gasping breath I took, I could feel the strength I had worked so hard to reclaim draining out of my limbs, flowing effortlessly back into her.“The s