Luna Aurora (Alpha Fenrir)

Chapter 157

Aurora stood firm as the Lycan King approached, his towering form radiating dark energy that seemed to warp the air around him. His crimson eyes gleamed with malevolent glee, and a cruel smile played on his lips. "You've come far, little Luna," he said mockingly, his voice a low growl that carried across the battlefield. "But all your efforts are for naught. The Pact bends to strength, and I will take what is mine."

Aurora gripped her glowing blade tighter, the Pact's energy surging within her like a roaring fire. "You will not touch her," she spat, her voice resolute.

The Lycan King lunged, his claws slicing through the air. Aurora met him head-on, their collision sending a shockwave rippling outward. Wolves and shadow beasts alike were thrown back as light and darkness clashed violently.

Their battle was a whirlwind of movement, his brutal strength countered by her agility and precision. Aurora's blade carved glowing arcs through the night, each strike aimed at pushing him back. But the Lycan King was relentless, his strikes shaking the ground beneath them.

hold the line. His sword cut through shadow beasts with savage efficiency, but his eyes constantly darted toward Aurora, worry etched

strong!" Cassian bellowed, rallying the wolves around him. "Protect the camp

he deflected Aurora's strikes with ease. "You fight well for a mother," he sneered. "But it's futile. The Pact's vessel will be mine, and through her, I will reign supreme." Aurora gritted her teeth, refusing to let his words shake her. She focused her energy, channeling the Pact's power into

unleashed a flurry of attacks, driving the Lycan King back step by step. The light

frustration, his movements growing more erratic. But as Aurora pressed her advantage, a searing pain shot through her chest. The Pact's energy

opening, striking her with a blast of shadow magic that sent her crashing to the ground. Gasping for breath, Aurora struggled to rise, her blade slipping from her

her. "Your strength is nothing compared to mine. Surrender, and I may spare

vision blurred, but she refused to yield. Summoning the last of her strength, she reached for the Pact's energy, its light flickering around her like a dying