Novel & Cerita Are Humans Celestial Beings

He whispered sweetly. "Why didn't your wolf choose another wolf?" I was genuinely curious, so I hoped he didn't take it wrong and assume I didn't want him. "I don't know. We can't help who the moon chooses for us. But I'm glad it was you, even if you're a human. I've heard of human mates, but they are rear" "Okay" I answered, half convinced. It was a lot to process. "If we have pups, you do know they would be like me right?" He asked carefully again.

The same woman who had stood beside me for years. The same woman I had stripped of her title only moments ago. The same woman who had rejected me before the entire pack. Your chosen mate, Briar corrected. My jaw clenched. No. Impossible. She was human. How could the Moon Goddess pair the strongest Alpha alive with a human? No. Something was wrong. Heat flared beneath my ribs, spreading through my chest like wildfire until it became difficult to tell whether it was anger or something else entirely. I looked directly at the Alpha King.

"It has something to do as to why Halo exists in the way that she does?" My father asked. My grandma sighed and nodded. "The Moon Goddess brought her creations to them so that they could live amoung them in peace and to be able to help save others and bring harmony. Celene found her mate among the wolves, and she wanted to live with her mate for as long as she could. She asked the goddess to become a wolf, and she granted it." I gasped, connecting the dots. "Cimone didn't want a wolf, which is why Halo is here."

They collaborated on cosmic projects, working to create celestial sanctuaries where all beings could find solace, learn from one another, and celebrate the infinite diversity of the cosmos. As Luna and her pack ventured forth, their journeys became not only acts of restoration but also quests for exploration and discovery. They encountered celestial anomalies, enigmatic realms, and ancient civilizations. Through these encounters, they deepened their understanding of the celestial fabric that connected all beings and expanded their own celestial capabilities. The celestial legacy of Luna Celestis and the Celestial Assembly became a guiding light for future generations. Stories of their courag

As if fireworks went off in my head at such revelation, Isis tagged onto Visha's explanation by adding, "We all come from the prime entity love. After creating a vast majority of the universe, God created its children, the celestials. They oversaw all of us, and times were so amazing for the first two eras, but when they split into two halves, each half disappeared beyond our reach. Many have searched for Chaos and Order, but all trails have run cold." "Humans need their versions of belief and non-belief to help them through the process of being human in such a vast and complex multitude of universes. What they believe in allows their physical minds to come to some terms with what their high

“Celeste, are you serious? I spoke up. You can't just kill all the humans” “But they can kill us all right?” She asked. “Gabriel, listen, humans shouldn't be trusted” I shook my head in disbelief. "Celeste, you can't generalize all humans like that. Not all of them are bad. There are good people out there, people who would never harm us.” “You're too naive, Gabriel,” Celeste retorted. “Humans have been hunting us for centuries, trying to wipe us out. They don't deserve to live.” She crossed her arms over her chest, her expression hardening. "There is no other way. They have proven time and time again that they cannot be trusted. They are a threat to our survival and we need to take action be

she said, keeping her eyes on the cloud spell she was brewing. We were five, Guardians of the Sky. Yes, we exist. There are other guardians too, of the sea, the sun,the forest, and under the earth, all led by our supreme guardian, Mother Nature. Once a guardian has lived up to a hundred years, she's allowed to visit the human realm, and that was how I met Eugene. He was the most handsome and well-mannered man I'd ever met. Actually, he was the first man I'd ever met, but I doubt all men are like him.

She says softly, as if none of this concerns her. I nod. "Then the answer is easy. I want you to turn me. I know the reason you wanted me human was that I always had a way to not be affected by them. But it turns out, I am more than human and yet not fully human as well. I don't think I belong there anymore." "But what could happen… you might lose your powers." "I will still be me, right? I will still be Sienna, and will be your Luna. That itself is powerful enough to me." Her smile makes me smile, even though I am not as convinced as her.

One of the Alphas asked Dylan. "We will use our claws not our teeth to kill them. Mind link our all members to use their claws in war to kill enemy. And warn them about the poison. The beast will give us the chance to bite them but we need to act smartly" Dylan said and all Alphas nodded their head and started mind linking their people. Just then they saw a bright white light middle of the hut. Everyone got down on their knees including Dylan because the light belonged to the moon goodness. "Your Highness" Everyone greeted the moon goodness.

I inhale sharply, trying to steady the storm inside. "No, no, no," he breathes, like the words themselves are a lifeline. "You are the best thing that has ever happened to me. I always asked the Moon Goddess for my mate, never thinking I had one, until I realised why it took so long." "Because I'm human?" I ask, the word tasting like doubt, never knowing that being human would feel like it's not good enough. "No," he says, eyes fierce and tender all at once. "Because you… are you."