The Abandoned Luna's Journey to Power (by Emily Reed) novel Chapter 334

Chapter 334 Coldmoon Monastery

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After two days of bumpy travel, the carriage finally pulled up in front of an old building halfway up a mountain.

Coldmoon Monastery.

It was surrounded by mountains, and a freezing wind whistled through the air.

The gray-black stone walls were crumbling from the snow and wind. Even the Moon. Goddess statue on the front gate was missing half its face. The whole place felt dead and hopeless.

Stick jumped down from the carriage and knocked on the heavy iron gate.

After a long wait, the gate creaked open just a crack with a loud, rusty grind.

A tired-looking maid in a plain gray nun’s outfit poked her head out.

When she saw me standing by the carriage, she froze for a moment. Then, her eyes filled with suspicion and undisguised disgust.

It was Katie, Sephiria’s personal maid.

I remembered seeing her when I was a kid.

“What do you want?!” Katie’s voice was harsh and mean, like rusty scissors. She actually tried to slam the gate shut. “Coldmoon Monastery doesn’t want you here! Get lost! Leave my lady alone!”

I was stunned.

I thought Sephiria would be happy to see me, but I didn’t expect her maid to be so rude.

My Silverpeak Pack never had any beef with her Why was she trying to kick us out?

“Please watch your attitude,” Viola said as she stepped forward. She grabbed the closing gate, and her strength made it so the Omega maid couldn’t budge it at all.

“I’m Cindy Spencer,” I said, stepping up. My voice was calm but firm. “I’m here on behalf of the Queen to visit Sephiria. This is the Queen’s fficial letter.”

I showed the letter with the Queen’s seal,

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Chapter 334 Coldmoon Monastery

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When Katie saw the royal seal, she clenched her teeth. She knew she couldn’t stop us.

She glared at Viola and me before reluctantly pulling the gate open. “Fine. Come in! But I’m warning you-my lady can’t handle stress. You’d better not say anything to upset her!”

I pushed down my confusion and followed Katie into the freezing, damp hallway of the

monastery.

No fires were lit. It was even colder than outside and icy water droplets seeped down the

walls.

“Sephiria lives here?” I asked, looking at the room. It was barely better than a dungeon. My blood started to boil. “Does Prince Niall seriously let his ex-wife live in a place like this?”

Katie sneered but didn’t answer.

She led us to a room at the very end of the hall and pushed the door open.

I was hit by the heavy smell of bitter medicine, rotting mold, and the faint scent of d

I took a deep breath and stepped inside.

But when I saw the person on the bed, Viola and I both gasped. We froze in place like we’d been struck by lightning.

“I-Is this Sephiria?”

My voice shook. I couldn’t believe my eyes.

In my memories, she was plump and radiant, always smiling gently. She carried the graceful aura of a noble Omega.

But the person on the bed now looked like a skeleton.

Her body was thin and dried out, like a piece of lead wood.

Her cheeks had sunk deep in. Her eyes looked like two dark holes. Her cheekbones were sticking out.

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