His Hybrid Luna.

silhouette of the castle. Her thoughts churned like a storm, swirling and unrelenting. Kieran's words echoed

when it was etched into the very fabric of her being. Even now, she could feel his

o long. But the more she pushed

her reverie. Her heart skipped a beat, and she s

ven

ugh-carrying the weig

dark shadows under his eyes made him appear more hollow, more consumed by whatever madness plagued him. H

" Raven asked, her voice

n overwhelming force that made her breath

ing herself to remain

observed, his tone laced with a quiet bitternes

gut. She clenched her fists, refusin

ifting her chin in defiance. "I'm

u're the only one trapped here? You think I haven't be

en could not allow herself to be swayed

f truth lingered. "You're the one who pushed me away. You c

u think I wanted this? To lose you befor

ocating her. But she couldn't allow herself to feel this way. N

rion," she said, turning her back o

last thing she needed was to be caught in his orbit again, trapp

eave the garden, Orion

ted to hurt

utter in her chest. She wanted to turn around. She wanted to let h

't need me," she whispered, b

-

on'

been there, even before the prophecy had dragged them into this twisted fate. The pull,

nything else. "You've alrea

at the madness inside him was growing louder, t

ted to hurt

d hurt her. He had pushed her away when he needed her the most. The thought of her slipping through his

rsing through his veins. It wasn't just the madness that

o before the madness began to erode him. But now, she was slippin

ion

s voice. Lady Morgana stood in the shadows

r?" she asked, her t

swer felt like a betrayal of eve

e rough. "But she's... she's too

don't need her forgiveness, Orion. You need her cooperation. Without it, th

e weight of her words

d. "But what if I don't want this anymore? Wha

ill accept that, one way or another. Raven is the key to saving you. And if you do

lms, his mind battling between what he knew was true and what

" he asked, his voi

ightly. "You do what needs to be done. Yo

tion, but he held it in, knowi

-

en'

herself that pushing Orion away was the right thing to do. But every time she looked at him, every time

't be the cure for his madness if it meant

of losing him make her feel

t at the moonlit landscape. The night seemed so peaceful fro

pted her thoughts. She didn

me

ching hers with concern. "Raven," he said softly, his voi

ears at bay. "I saw him again. Orio

lm for her fractured heart. "You don't h

d let him take away the pain. But the bond she shared with Orion was something Kieran could neve

whispered, her voice ba

ugh his eyes betrayed the hurt he tried to

ght of her own conflicted heart. There

she didn't know if she c