Addinu Lana Az Zahir Novels & Stories

Lana looked at me, a complex mixture of confusion and worry on her face. “Hahaha, why wouldn't I be? I'm just finding something amusing. Pfft,” I tried to stop giggling, not wanting Lana to think I had lost my mind. Lana studied me for a moment, unsure of how to respond to my uncontrollable laughter. Finally, she spoke up again. “Arrgh, fine, but you can't blame me, Bae. That name is amusing as hell.” “You're the first person to hear that name and not cower in fear. The leader of the Crimson Fox is the most feared lord, and not everyone has seen what he looks like. Not even me,” Lana explained, her tone tinged with frustration.

She gave a small spin, chuckled at her own reflection, and whispered, “Not bad at all.” … When she stepped into the festival grounds, silence fell instantly. Every head turned. The music hushed and every conversation stopped. Anana seemed to glide rather than walk, her presence so radiant that even the lanterns bent their light toward her. Gasps broke across the gathering as eyes widened and breaths hitched. She was no longer just their Luna… she was a vision, a goddess descended under the moon’s blessing.

I look to Lugh who has panic in his eyes before looking at his sister. “Orla NO!” I hear him shout before the power takes me and gold lights shine from both my eyes. The pain in my head becomes too much and I scream before passing out.

Lana was right there, her fangs so long that drool dripped from it, her toe nails even grew two inches longer and her fingernails could be mistaken for Talons. Her claws had a purple gleam all around the edges, sparking without even contact. Logan was right next to her, his small face filled with seriousness as he checked round Lana. As for Leo, he was currently providing backup to Jade who had her hands on Ann's head. Jade's hair had turned white, similar to the hair color that he was now, her eyes shone like the bright sun itself. Golden liquid dripped from her nose, her eyes and her ears as she stubbornly held on to Ann.

The room was quiet, and I felt the chill. Adira stood in the middle, everyone backing up as light radiated from her hands. She looked scared, and I moved toward her. Her powers were finally awakening, each pulse of radiance sending whispers through the crowd. For generations, only true Luna heirs carried the light, a blessing meant to awaken at twenty-five. The Luna gift grants healing, protection from darkness, and the ability to summon sky energies. Her abilities bring hope and confirm our bond with the Goddess. Pulses of energy crackled like electricity. I lifted her and carried her outside, where Northern lights filled the sky—green and purple hues dancing as if she called them. Her hea

All of this are just becoming too much for her. “Raven, I am a Luna and I believe in you. I always believed that you would be a better Luna than me and those who preceded me. Who are those people to say that you don’t deserve to become the Luna? Who are they judge when they don’t even know how it’s like to be a Luna.?” Luna Savina rubbed Raven’s back comfortingly as she told her the truth.

The answer is full of assurance. Maxim grinned. "I am grateful to The Moon Goddess. It's just that I don't like it when you flaunt it in front of everyone." "Stop bragging!" Maxine pulled a small towel that had been draped over Maxim's left shoulder. The girl then meticulously and painstakingly dries Maxim's wet hair. While Maxim just looked at her silently, feeling touch after touch of Maxim above his head while smiling every time their green eyes met. But Maxim couldn't keep that smile on his face for long because Maxine said something he didn't want to hear today.

ßenlong keeps ascending those soaring stairs. The stairs look higher than ever. Alfi sees blue light reflected from the window beside him. “Just wondering. What is that blue light thing anyway?” Alfi asked. “It’s called Luna. You can say that it’s the power source for us, the ghosts.” Jeje explained. “Luna? Did you mean Mana?” “Mana is the magical force we possess. Just like the thing you call Iru.” “Then? Does Luna enroll as the light source of this Supernatural Realm only?”

An hour and a half later, we were all sitting in the glorious sunshine. "Wow!" Lily gasped. "What? What is it?" Jenny asked. "The aura emanating from each of you is so overwhelming," she wrapped her arms around herself. I put my hand on her shoulder. "We need to tell them, Lily." The 5 of us stood in front of them. "Jenny," she fidgeted where she sat. "You have the powers of water and air. Both delicate and equally deadly." She smiled. "How do I use them?"

FLASH BACK ENDS "I guess I was only worried for nothing. How can I assume Sal to be the one? Even if they share a slight resemblance, Sal is a man. Perhaps it's just coincidence. Although it's shocking I couldn't find anything on Sal, but that shouldn't bother me anymore. Dark will get a chosen mate and everything will be over." Lady Havana thought for a while. "Dark's curse will finally be broken, it's been tough keeping this to myself and watching Dark suffer in pain. Luna Adeline, your wish will finally come through." She breathed in with a wide smile, her head raised high as she walked through the secret door.