Reclaiming My Broken Luna by Selene Souchon

Chapter 404: Broken Fragments

Astrid's POV

The warrior's words hung in the air like a heavy shroud, suffocating and cold. I stared at him, trying to make sense of what I'd just heard.

"The fragments... are missing?" I repeated, my voice barely above a whisper.

My heart pounded, each beat echoing louder in my ears as confusion and disbelief clawed at my thoughts.

The Forsaken Amulet was destroyed. Rowena sacrificed her life to ensure it could never be used again.

Why would the rogues come back for it? What could they possibly want with shattered remnants?

Killian stood beside me, rigid as stone, his golden eyes locked on the warrior. "Are you sure?" he asked, his voice low, taut with restrained fury.

"Yes, Alpha," the warrior said, bowing his head. "We inspected the area as you instructed, to see if the rogues left anything behind clues, weapons, anything. But instead, we found the fragments... gone."

Gone. The word echoed in my mind, a drumbeat of confusion. I tried to piece together the rogue king's motives, but nothing made sense.

Broken shards of the amulet couldn't possibly hold the same power as the whole artifact or could they?

Alpha Cedric's sharp voice cut

such a valuable weapon behind?!" Everyone's eyes turned to Alpha Cedric

give a comeback. It was a mistake, we shouldn't have left the broken fragments of the forsaken amulet

we thought once the forsaken amulet is broken then it's over.

your efforts would be put to waste and all of us would be doomed!" Alpha

just to break it. Fixing it wouldn't be easy. I even doubt that it's fixable,"

there is anyone among us who knows more about the Forsaken Amulet, that would be Nova, since most information we found about the Forsaken amulet were written

to us once again. "You tasked warriors to investigate, yet the fragments were stolen from under

I could respond, Cedric continued, his words

you bring Andros back into the pack, despite his history of betrayal. Now, the remnants of the amulet-the very thing your leadership

few Alphas ignited my fury. I noticed how some of them even shared glances

from his seat

radiating off

golden eyes burned as

challenge in his eyes remained, though he didn't dare voice

remind you that we are still your leader. I have tolerated your disrespect long enough. Next time, keep your silence

as Killian closed the distance between them. The other Alphas and Lunas exchanged uneasy glances, sensing the shift in the

the room, his tone steady but firm. "We will investigate what

unity, not division. We

afford to fracture now."