Surrender To Us, Our Luna (One Luna, Four Alphas) novel Chapter 520

Chapter 520: 520-I Found Him In The North

Mariana: 𝒻𝘳ℯℯ𝑤ℯ𝒷𝘯ℴ𝓋ℯ𝘭.𝑐ℴ𝑚

By now I had no idea how many hours I had been running. My feet throbbed with every step.

The dress I was wearing was so inappropriate that even if I tried to defend myself, it was nearly impossible. I was still in the same gown I had worn for breakfast.

My makeup was still on, though it had smeared all over my face. My hairstyle was completely ruined.

The princess who had barely ever lifted a glass at home was now wandering through the woods with the heels of her shoes clutched in one hand and a log gripped tightly in the other.

I needed a safe place for the night, and the night was approaching fast. Exhausted, I sank down in one spot to rest when strange sounds began echoing around me.

Today I realized how dangerous the North truly was. I had not even been able to close my eyes for long.

I kept thinking that if I shut them for too long, a monster would snatch me away. I was still deep in the woods.

Worn out, I kept moving forward. Several times, strange creatures and twisted animals appeared before me, and I knew they were monsters.

Some I managed to scare off with the log. Some I had to strike. It was not easy.

Most of the time, I crept along quietly, forcing myself not to make a sound. But as night fell, I understood that something worse was beginning.

Low growls echoed from every direction. The monsters were closing in.

I could not understand how a father could do this to his daughter. Then I began to think about all those teenagers who were brought here.

How did they survive? From the outside, we used to assume they were handed guns and trained to fight.

This time, I learned the truth. They were given no guns and no training.

They were taken from their homes, sent to the academy, then to the train station, and finally to the North. That was the journey. That was all they were given.

"Hey, look over there," my wolf whispered in a weak voice.

Thankfully, she had started to wake in fragments, though the transition was still taking time. She was still in pain.

When I followed her voice and looked ahead, I noticed something that looked like a fence. It seemed as if someone had tried to build a safe area there.

Without thinking, I rushed toward it. As I reached the fence, I saw that someone had created a small secured space.

Inside stood a badly damaged makeshift tent. I quickly shut the fence behind me, secured it, and went inside the tent.

I sat down, curling into myself. Within moments, tears began spilling from my eyes.

"Don’t cry. You already know your father has always been cruel," my wolf murmured softly, trying to comfort me.

But she also knew that no matter how many words she used, no matter how many lullabies she sang in my mind, this pain would not lessen.

I survived today. I do not know if there will even be a tomorrow morning.

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