Alpha Caius And The Runaway Luna Novels & Stories

“You are sucking out all the fun, Alpha Rune.” Rune watched as she ducked her head for some seconds. And when she slightly lifted it, he saw the evil lurking in her soul. And it became clear… Whoever she was didn’t matter. It never did. What was more important was what she was planning. “Okay, Takashi,” Rune nodded as if trying to soothe her anger, “what do you want?” “I…” Her body turned a quarter of the way. “I am Maxon’s Luna.” “Oh…” Rune did not bother himself with the things that happened after his banishment, so he didn’t know much about his brother’s reign. “I see…”

“You think leadership means more blood. But it doesn’t have to. You could rebuild something better, Caius. Something peaceful—for Lydia, for everyone who never got to live.” He shook his head. “And if I fail again?” “You won’t.” She stepped closer. “You taught me how to stand again when I had nothing left. You gave all of us hope when there was none. That’s what an Alpha does.” Caius looked at her, the woman who had fought beside him through everything. “You really believe that?” he asked quietly. “I do,” she whispered. “And if they choose you, I’ll stand beside you. As your Luna.”

If they are already claiming me as theirs before any official declaration, I don’t want to imagine what will happen if either of them is selected as my Luna. “This has got to be a joke, right?” Maeve continues. She rushes to Lilith, trying to hold her hand. But one glare stops her in her tracks. “Priestess, please. This must be a prank. The Moon Goddess can’t choose her to be a Luna. She’s weak. She’s an omega. If she can barely heal, how can she stand by the prince and fight wars or rogues? She will doom us all, I promise you.”

The omega who'd been rejected had become the Luna who changed everything, and her legacy would echo through generations of wolves who grew up free. In her dreams, Kyra saw Theron smiling, proud of the woman his sister had become and the family she'd built. She saw the moon goddess nodding approval at the path Kyra had walked. And she saw the future, where Luna and Kade would carry forward the reforms she'd started, creating an even better world for wolves yet to come. The Rider Alpha's runaway Luna had come home, had claimed her power, and had transformed pack culture in the process. And she was only getting started. **THE END**

Caesar shifted into his wolf form and tore through the night, running full speed toward the villa. By the time he arrived, the place was already swallowed by flames. His eyes burned red. "Where's Rena?!" The servants trembled under his Alpha aura, their voices shaking. "We… we don't know." Their words said one thing, but their eyes flickered toward the fire. Rage surged through Caesar. He grabbed one by the collar and threw him aside. His expression darkened, monstrous. "Then tell me—how did this fire start? Did anyone see the Luna come out?!"

I bare my stare hard into his skin. “Well, it seems you’ve really done your assignment then,” Elena says, breaking into my head. The man slowly draws his eyes over her. “And who the hell are you?” He pisses me off. “Don’t talk to her like that,” I cut in immediately. He returns to me, then his face slowly breaks into an evil grin. “Oh, wait, I think I know what is going on here. I just remembered something important.” He snorts again. “You must be that Luna who ran away from the alpha? Is that it? Is that correct?”

My chest was heaving loudly, my heartbeat pounding against my ribs as I feared my secret being discovered at any moment. "What's it about you that's confusing her, Kane?" Teacher Draven walked back to me and asked, his voice firmer now as he demanded an answer. "I'm Kane Wilde. A scholarship student of Lunaris Academy. I am the descendant of a beta who was banished from his pack ages ago, thus a rogue. I joined Lunaris Academy to sharpen my strength," I introduced, my words flowing out smoothly despite the storm raging inside me. Mr. Draven turned towards the lady beside him, as if trying to inquire whether she was already satisfied by my answer.

For the first time, she smiles at me shyly, as though she’s embarrassed to speak. “Thank you, Future Luna. I just meant that I shouldn’t have disrespected your relationship. I swear that I will not get out of line again. I will serve the pack, the alpha, and the luna without question.” She gulps before she continues. “Now about the incident-“ “Why were you seeking Logan?” Brady isn’t giving her a break. Luna Maci glares at him from across the desk. He pays her no mind. “Um,” she looks between him and his mother before looking at Deanna who nods. “His father and my mother had some business, and-“

Every face turned to Kael, expecting him to challenge Caius, to cite a counter-statute, to do something that would give his court something to hold onto. I watched Kael's face. He was still. The particular stillness of a man who had run the numbers and did not yet have the legal ground to stand on. And that was when I stood up. Several heads turned. Caius looked at me with the polite neutrality of someone who had not anticipated this particular variable. Lady Voss, seated along the right wall, straightened almost imperceptibly. "Luna Selena," Caius said carefully. "The recommendation has been read. If the Alpha wishes to formally contest—"

Outside, street lanterns flickered along the paths of the city, and somewhere in the distance, a dog barked and then fell silent. The pack felt restless even from here, still shaken by the rogue attacks and uncertain about whom to trust. That uncertainty was useful. Maybe I shouldn’t rely only on the whispers from the pack house. I could add a little extra spice. I sat at the small desk and pulled a blank sheet of paper toward me. Holding the pen with my left hand to hide my natural handwriting, I began to write: [The Luna is the mastermind behind everything. Because she’s barren, she doesn’t want her nephew to become the heir. She also supported Minister Gabby and is currently ruling over t