All Chapters of The True Elemental Luna: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Rieka Jackie, Sylvia, and I were all sitting in the soundproof office with the door locked so that no one would bother us. I felt bad keeping things from the others, but how could I explain to them what was going on if I didn't fully understand it myself? "You've actually brought water into your bedroom while sleeping to put out the fire in your dreams?" Sylvia's brows were furrowed in thought as she tapped her fingers on the desk. I nodded my head. "That's a pretty impressive elemental power, if you're doing things when you're dreaming," Jackie said as she looked at me. Sylvia shook her head. "No, I think it's more than just her elemental powers." "Because it's her subconscious that's controlling it? And what about today? What exactly was that about?" Jackie asked with a raised brow. "Well, now, that's different." I hesitated, not wanting to say what I heard, but knowing I had to. "That started because I heard a voice say my old name." "Rhiannon?" Sylvia asked. I

Freya Amar was lying next to me on the couch as a group of us hung out in the living room after breakfast, discussing what had happened this morning. I was thankful that Amar chose to be next to me, as petting him helped take away some of the stress I was feeling after what I had done. "How the hell did you one-up Aunt Rhi?!" Layla asked as she looked at me, her reddish-orange eyes full of curiosity. Layla had Uncle Jay's copper tanned skin tone, and Aunt Mia's curly dark brown hair and facial features. She also had Aunt Mia's bubbly personality. I shrugged my shoulders and explained it for the hundredth time. "Like I said. I honestly don't know what happened. We were training together as we had before, and the next thing I knew, Lupa and Keira collided. It felt like the world stopped for that moment." "More like Lupa stopped," Kaden said casually. I turned to look at Kaden, who was sitting in one of the reclining chairs. He was the son of Barrett and Nadia Utter, one of

Maeve I could tell by the familiar feeling that I was lying on my own bed, and though I was relieved to be back in the present, the sharp throbbing pain in my head made the whispers that I heard sound ten times louder than they were. "What in Goddess' name did the four of you think you were doing exactly, anyway?!?" Uncle Seth asked in an angry, whispered tone. My head throbbed with every word I heard. Jackie immediately snapped back. "We were trying to figure out what the hell is going on with your mate, that's what!" "You'd be wise to watch your attitude with me right now," Uncle Seth warned. Jackie quickly returned the warning tenfold. "And you'd be wise to watch yours! Keep in mind that despite being a member of this pack, I am so only out of my own free will. I might like you, I might respect you, but I won't tolerate being blamed for something I didn't do! I have no problem leaving and bringing half this pack with me!" Uncle Seth let out a growl that was just a ha

Layla It had been a couple of days since the whole Freya, Maeve, Aunt Rhi thing went down, and a few of us decided to go on a trail ride for some much-needed girl time. Thankfully, my wolf agreed to go to the back of my mind and only come out if necessary. Sometimes, I just needed to gossip with the girls, minus her judgment. Freya, Maeve, Jessabelle, and I took turns playing rock, paper, scissors to see who got to take Dub out this time. Jessabelle, who is the daughter of Dominic and Arrah Summers, started jumping up and down when she ended up being the victor. Her dark blue eyes sparkled with glee as her brown hair bounced, matching her enthusiasm. "YES! I NEVER win!" Jessabelle said with excitement as she started to get Dub saddled up. Amar groaned while he laid down out of the way. I swear he rolled his eyes at her giddiness. "So. Maeve. What was it like?" I asked as I glanced in the direction of her and Bishop, the blue roan quarter horse that she was tacking up. "

Julia (flashback) Everything around me was on fire. I watched as countless evil souls moved around, heating the outer core of the Earth as they awaited their final trip to the inner core, where they would meet their demise. Oh, how I loathed being down here, surrounded by hatred and negativity. I could feel it latching onto my skin like tiny parasites, desperately trying to make their way into my heart and mind. I wanted nothing more than to get the hell out of here, no pun intended. But if I couldn't even force myself to do this simple task, there's no way that I could go through with anything else that will need to be done. I closed my eyes and took a couple of slow, deep breaths, finding the loud voice that I knew I needed to use. "DIS! HELL-OOOO! HADES! WHERE THE HELL ARE YOU?!" It didn't take long for Dis to appear before me. "What do you fucking want, Julia?" Dis had an extremely irritated look plastered across his face, but that didn't bother me as much as the cond