All Chapters of His Fanged Luna: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Emma."Violet, honey, you can't take Twinkle to school for show and tell," I said, trying to pour cereal while keeping my form mostly solid. Early mornings were always when my control slipped the most. "I don't care how good they've gotten at looking human.""But Mom!" Violet protested, gesturing to the void being who was currently doing an impressive impression of a third-grader – if you ignored the fact that their edges kept dissolving into stardust. "They've been practicing all week!""Show human form now?" Twinkle asked hopefully, their voice only slightly echoing with cosmic harmonies."No," Derek and I said simultaneously.I had to admit though, they had gotten better. In the two weeks since the great grilled cheese incident, our cosmic houseguests had made impressive progress in understanding human limitations. They mostly remembered to use doors now instead of phasing through walls, and we'd only had three incidents of accidental reality warping during board game night last we

Emma.The unauthorized transformation incident downtown turned out to be less catastrophic than feared – just some overeager void beings trying to speed-run their way into existence. First and I managed to talk them down before they could accidentally turn the mall into abstract art. But as we headed home, something else was bothering me.My hands wouldn't stop shaking."Emma okay?" First asked, their form shifting with concern as we materialized in my backyard."Yeah, just..." I tried to steady myself against a tree, my fingers briefly phasing through the bark. "Tired. Really tired."That was an understatement. After weeks of maintaining this transformed state, of constantly juggling between cosmic awareness and basic human functions, I felt... stretched. Like a rubber band pulled too far for too long."Mom!" Violet came running out to meet us, then stopped short when she saw my condition. Her smile faded into that too-mature concern that sometimes made my heart ache. "You don't look

Emma.It was strange, seeing myself as just... me. No cosmic energy rippling beneath my skin, no reality-bending aura, no occasional transparency. Just Emma, with bed hair and yesterday's t-shirt, looking simultaneously more solid and more fragile than I remembered.The smell of coffee drifted up from the kitchen, and my very human stomach growled in response. That was another thing I'd forgotten about – actual hunger, not just the abstract concept of energy needs that I'd been dealing with in my transformed state.Making my way carefully downstairs (after successfully remembering to open the door this time), I found Derek at the stove and Violet at the table, both watching me like I might accidentally try to float through the ceiling."I'm fine," I said, heading for the coffee pot with the determination of a heat-seeking missile. "Just... readjusting.""Uh-huh," Violet said, not even trying to hide her amusement as I missed the coffee mug twice before successfully pouring. "That's wh

Emma.Have you ever had to orchestrate a disaster so perfectly that it teaches a lesson without actually destroying reality? It's trickier than you might think, especially when you're working with beings that consider quantum physics a hobby and existence optional."Everything ready?" I asked First as we watched the eager void beings put what they thought were the finishing touches on their transformation machine.They nodded, their form perfectly stable despite the excitement. "Others in position. Remember plan."The plan was beautiful in its simplicity, really. Sometimes the best teaching moments come from carefully controlled failure. And who better to control failure than a group of experienced void beings pretending to be inexperienced void beings?"Sara?" I checked my very human watch – another adjustment I was still getting used to."Containment fields are ready," she confirmed from her position behind the monitoring equipment. "Though I still think this is insane.""Welcome to

Emma.They say evolution is a slow process. Try telling that to a family that just accidentally created an entirely new form of supernatural existence over an evening kiss."So," Sara said, her scientific equipment scattered across our living room while she tried to make sense of readings that kept shifting into impossible patterns, "let me get this straight. You two kissed...""And the universe basically went 'oh, that's a good idea' and decided to upgrade everyone?" Violet finished, still experimenting with her new abilities by making small objects phase between vampire shadow and cosmic light."Not quite everyone," Mom corrected, looking up from her rapidly filling notebook. "Just those with a direct connection to both vampire and cosmic energies. Though the implications for supernatural evolution are fascinating-""Maybe we could focus on the immediate situation?" Derek suggested, his new form casting constellation patterns on the walls every time he moved. "Like figuring out if t