Reclaiming My Broken Luna (Astrid and Killian) novel Chapter 144

Astrid’s POV

I grunted at the pounding headache that had overtaken my body. I can barely see straight — everything is blurry, and I feel so disoriented like I was drugged.

However, I haven’t eaten or drank anything this morning. It’s impossible that I was poisoned.

What’s happening to me is strange but also familiar. This was the same thing that happened to me the last time that I lost control of myself and attacked Asha.

First, there was that pounding headache, and then once the pain was gone… I suddenly lost control of my body.

I pressed my palms firmly against my temples as if I could somehow squeeze the pain out. But it’s no use. The throbbing only intensifies.

It feels like my brain is being squeezed in a vice-like grip. The pain is excruciating, radiating from the center of my skull down to my neck and shoulders.

Still, I tried my best to fight through the pain and keep my eyes open. I can’t let what happened last time happen again.

I’m afraid that if I allowed my wolf to take control over my body again, worse things would happen this time.

My vision swirled. Shapes and colors were merged together in a dizzying kaleidoscope. I try to blink away the haze, but it only seems to get worse.

The more that I lose my vision, the clearer that silver wolf becomes in my head.

I’ve already experienced this last time. Little by little, I’m losing all my senses. Once my vision is gone, I’m afraid it would be easy for that wolf to take over.

“What are you doing?” I asked the wolf weakly.

She was just staring at me with a cold gaze, not answering.

I feel nauseous, like I’m going to be sick. Disoriented, I held to the solid thing nearest to me to keep myself up.

“No, no, no!” I screamed without a sound coming out of my lips as the pain slowly subsided, and I began to lose all my senses.

The last time this happened, I was still able to retain my sense of hearing, but now, I am completely left with nothing.

I was again trapped inside my own body. Without any advantages, I struggled to gain back control again.

“Lyra! Lyra!” I shouted inside my head as I tried to connect with my wolf, Lyra, hoping that she would be here to help me this time.

Last time, Lyra wasn’t around to help me, and now she’s nowhere to be found either. My connection with her had turned faint. It’s like only a single thread is what’s left in keeping us together.