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The Broken Luna's Second Chance With The Ruthless Lycan

Chapter 5 

Word Count: 809    |    Released on: Today at 14:16

lia

the buoy line, the air

il every breath was a fight. The aura of an ancient Lycan - pure, unfiltered, and not pleas

d harder, straight toward the s

es, the most dangerous place

inged. "What are you useless fools wa

e on his face. "Young Master, that is the Grand Chancellor's private pavilio

. "I am the future Alpha of this land! Wit

urelia reaches the Grand Chancellor, our whole pack is e

guards shed their heavy iron armor and hit

e slicing toward me at terrifying speed, fangs ba

i

letting the murk swallow my silhouette. The venom-c

e long, elegant finger tapping a slow rhythm on the armrest. Through the translucent sil

rged soundlessly from the dark corner, hand resting on his c

it laced with faint dark-blue veins, poisoned by a s

rk water where I swam. "Let us see what tric

fteen feet, clawed hand reaching to crush my thr

fless girl sho

eneath his arm, and drove the poisoned needle

per's venom detonated

, spasmed once, and went limp - a slab

ust erased a trained Alpha warrior in a single breath. Fear made

my fingertips with divine neurotoxi

situation curdled into

found a new target. "Drag t

against the stone bank. Bridger drew a serrated silver dagger and pres

and roared across the wa

t pavilion, and I will slit your pre

ted, weak-willed, ridiculously attached to my servant

g off me, his blade alread

ding my fury in place

l crimson. Even the lake around me se

cker of genuine interest on that glacial face. That was not the gaze of

oodlust. "Harm one hair on her head, and I swear to

eing threatened by a wolfless girl push

atch he

heartbeat, Sadie's

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The Broken Luna's Second Chance With The Ruthless Lycan
The Broken Luna's Second Chance With The Ruthless Lycan
“I was sinking to the bottom of the freezing Moon Shadow Lake, the heavy velvet of my dress dragging me down like an iron anchor. Through the distorted ripples, I saw my betrothed, Bridger, and my cousin, Kandace, standing shoulder to shoulder on the shore. Kandace had pushed me in, yet she clung to his chest, crying that I had jumped on purpose to force an early marriage. Bridger looked down at me with cold disgust, his amber Alpha eyes devoid of mercy. "Aurelia, stop your disgusting playing hard to get. When the cold breaks her pride, she will crawl back up." Instead of saving me, he watched me drown while the surrounding nobles laughed, calling a wolfless girl like me a stain on the pack's bloodline. When my loyal maid Sadie begged for my life on her bleeding knees, Bridger kicked her in the ribs and ordered his guards to throw her in the water dungeon. In my past life, I didn't realize their true nature until it was too late. Bridger drained my family's vast wealth, and Kandace tortured me in a dark cell until my dying breath. The freezing water filled my lungs, but it couldn't extinguish the molten hatred burning in my veins. Why did my blind devotion earn me a brutal death, while these treacherous snakes stole my legacy and paraded as righteous nobles? Right at the edge of death, an ancient seal shattered inside my chest, awakening my supreme White Wolf lineage and the Heavenly Healing Realm. I opened my eyes, gripped a poisoned bone needle, and swam straight toward the forbidden imperial pavilion.”