Abyss Princess Lumine Mga Nobela at Kwento

LIANI I shield myself from the sun as it beams into my eyes. I hear the ocean waves crash against the shoreline and sand beneath my feet before I see a woman whose back is turned to me. I didn’t feel like she was dangerous, but I felt her pain. “H-hello?” I stutter softly, trying not to scare her. She turns to me in an instant and asks “You can see me?” I smile at her once I was able to see her face and knew that I was talking to the princess. Auburon’s sister, Layla. “Yes, I can see you.” I look around as I notice we’re on some type of beach and ask “Where are we?”

Ambrose murmured and Laylin nodded but didn’t get out of her woeful position instead turned around and buried her face on his torso. She sniffed and muffled her light sobs. The last few days have been too much for her. She was getting by purely through the adrenaline running through her body but this near-death experience had broken her apart. She couldn’t stop herself from falling apart and wallowing in her sorrow. Ambrose patiently consoled his faint-hearted princess. He was furious, blood-thirsty. The moment he could see her slipping from his grasp was vivid. One moment she was behind him and the other she was swept out of his sight in the lake currents.

Princess Yasmin’ She turned her sparkling eyes onto me, ‘Good evening Mate’ She smiled and I was lost. The Lycanthrope had found his true Mate and new adventures were ahead.

A faint thrill of excitement stirred beneath her calm exterior at the possibilities. Blessed Souls often possessed the strongest magic-absorbing power. Now she was Serenity's half-sister. Their blood together would be the rare ingredient that would help Levante. And her dream of saving the generation and becoming the untouchable archimage. The thought itself sent a sheer thrill through her body. "Princess... What are you going to do?" the mage asked again, her voice tinged with unease. Lumina placed the document on the table and looked at her subordinate. "Did the potion work on her? On Belinda Brighton?"

But a figure directly bypassed Sol and was the first to walk toward me on the stage. He knelt before me and took out an obsidian box carved with star patterns. When he opened the box, a ruby the size of a pigeon egg glowed inside, its light pulsing like a heartbeat. I recognized it—the Heart of the Abyss. It was said it would bring eternal love to the wearer. "Lyra," his voice was gentler than I had ever heard it, "are you willing to bind your fate with mine?"

He smelled like old books and cold winter rain. “Your Highness,” Magister Vane said, scrambling to his feet and brushing dust off his robes. “The girl is cursed. The Crimson Mark appeared. Then the testing stone exploded. The giant must be calmed. We must throw her into the pit right now.” Kaka turned his head slightly. His silver eyes met mine. There was no anger on his face, just a cold, thinking look that made my skin crawl. He glanced at my bloody hand, then back at my face.

I hear Denu growling from the changing room and Frayja giggling telling Denu, down girl, and from the yelp I gather Denu zapped her. I watch as this female talks a million miles an hour, this has my brain misfiring all over the place. I grit my teeth against the energy I am getting off her and without realising I slide my headphones on. Bellatrix notices and grabs the female by the arm, stopping her mid sentence. “Azaelyth, this is Princess Emerald, Emerald this is Azaelyth, Alpha Roman’s cousin” Bellatrix says. The female's eyes go wide, she looks me up and down, landing with a frown on my headphones.

She was now Marcia, soon to be Luna of the Blue Moon Pack, lycan princess, and the white lycan. As she stared, she felt Athena in her mind. She was not speaking, but she was pushing forward to see out of their eyes and comfort her confused human, which caused her eyes to begin shifting color in the mirror. It reminded her that she did not need to face these changes alone; she would never be alone again.

It was the exact moment from my vision. "NO!" I screamed, lunging forward with every bit of strength I had. I didn't have a sword or any armor. But as I reached toward Alaeric, a golden fire exploded from my chest. I felt a surge of heat so intense it felt like the sun was rising inside my veins. "LUMINA!" I roared, the ancient word tearing from my throat. A pillar of pure, blinding gold shot up from the ground, hitting the assassin and throwing the entire circle of enemies back into the mud.

I’ll just pretend he can’t see me. “Kataleya!” I look up sharply, turning to see Sky walking or more like running towards us. She’s wearing a black jumpsuit with a silver belt, and she hugs me tightly. “I am so damn happy to see you again! If we weren’t here, I’d sure ask a billion questions,” she whispers, moving back after she squeezes me again. She smiles at me, and seeing the way her hair is brushed back and the diamonds in her ears, I’m reminded that she isn’t just my twin sister, Sky, but the Solaris’ King’s Lycan Queen.