Luna Aurora (Alpha Fenrir)

Chapter 89

The fight was unlike anything they had faced before. The construct moved with unnatural speed, its claws slashing through the air as it targeted the group. Cassian and Nathan worked in tandem, their strikes precise as they drove the creature back. Anica circled around, their movements quick and deliberate as they hurled bursts of light at the construct, momentarily disrupting its form.

Aurora focused on the fissure, the energy of the Celestial Pact surging within her as she channeled it into the jagged opening. The light from her blade clashed with the darkness, the two forces colliding in a violent explosion.

The fissure trembled, its glow flickering as the bond's energy began to disrupt the flow of power. But as Aurora pushed harder, the oppressive weight in the air grew stronger, pressing down on her like a vice.

The construct let out a deafening roar, its body reforming as it turned its attention to Aurora. It lunged, its massive claws slicing through the air with deadly precision.

Aurora barely had time to react. Cassian intercepted the attack, his blade colliding with the creature's claws in a shower of sparks. The force of the blow sent him staggering, but he didn't falter. "Focus on the fissure!" he shouted, his voice sharp with urgency.

teeth, her hands trembling as she channeled more energy into the fissure. The light grew brighter, pushing against the darkness

backward. She hit the ground hard, the air knocked from her lungs as pain radiated

though her vision blurred and

ready as he scanned the battlefield.

to her feet.

edges collapsing as the energy within dissipated. The construct let

forest was silent,

bond's energy settled within her. Cassian caught

did it," he said, his voice low but filled

her head, her gaze fixed on the spot where the fissure had

The Lycan King isn't just using these fissures to draw power. He's using them to tear the Pact apart. And if we don't stop him soon, there won't be anything left to save." Aurora's chest tightened as the weight of their words settled over her. She glanced