Reclaiming My Broken Luna (Astrid and Killian) novel Chapter 98

Drystan’s POV

I shook my head as I slowly approached Astrid. Tears threatened to come out of the back of my eyes, but I fought them back as I stared at Astrid’s limp body.

I wanted to hold her hand, but I couldn’t. A glass stopped me from touching her, so I could only place my hand on top of the glass.

“Asha, you are the best physician in our Pack. Surely, you know a way how to cure her,” Theron insisted.

Asha sighed. “Forgive me, Father, but the only way we could help Astrid’s wolf is by curing the root of her disease, which we had no idea about.

We can continue giving her medicine if you want, but her body would only slowly gain resistance to it, and we will have to add more dosage.

Astrid’s body would only become dependent on medicine if we did that. It will only make her health deteriorate faster and lessen her rate of survival.

The only way I could think of in saving her is by focusing on her human self more. There’s nothing else I could do to help her wolf,” Asha spoke in a lengthy explanation.

I fell silent at her rational words. I only have little knowledge of medicine, but I know that what she said was right. As the head physician of the Shadowfang Pack, she is the person who knows all things the most.

If she said there’s nothing we could do, then there’s nothing we could do. Unless, of course, they use the Lunar Elixir, which is the only cure for Astrid’s disease.

However, this Lunar Elixir is their Pack’s sacred treasure. There’s no way they would give it to us, and we also have no power to demand it from them, nothing to give in exchange for Astrid’s life.

“What’s the use of living if you don’t have your wolf?” Theron asked his daughter to show her that her solution to the problem is also useless. “You can’t just save the human side. You need to save both,” Alpha Theron demanded.

Asha looked at her father in bewilderment. “But, father, this request would be impossible. Even if I try my best, even if I spend sleepless nights doing my research. What could I possibly do to save Astrid and her wolf?”

“There must be a way, Asha,” Theron spoke, not willing to give up. “How about the Lunar Elixir? That would help, right?”

My eyes turned to Theron in shock when I heard his question. Even Nova couldn’t believe it.

“Father!” Asha gasped, her cherry lips turned wide as if her father had just said something forbidden. “You wouldn’t!”

Theron’s gaze turned hard. “If the Lunar Elixir can save Astrid and her wolf’s life, then we should use it for her.”