Broken Luna, Reborn Viper Novels & Stories

He tried to rise, but another kick sent him rolling onto his back. The inmates towered over him. This was it. If he didn’t wolf soon, he was dead. But the weakness— Suddenly, something shifted. Not in the field. Inside him. In the air. In the ground. A wave—warm, powerful, ancient—crashed through him like a tide of moonlight. It surged through his veins, his bones, his lungs. The Luna bond. The pack bond. Restored. Whole. Mona had howled. The Luna spirit had awakened.

But once it was there, it didn't go away. "When you grabbed my wrist in that tent," he said, "it wasn't just memories that collided. The bond activated. That's part of why it was so total, why you felt everything I felt and I felt everything you felt. A normal collision of memories wouldn't have been like that. It would have been more like watching something happen to someone else." I sat with that. "And since then?" I asked. "It's been growing," he said. "Slowly. My wolf was diminished after the rebirth, I told you that. The bond is part of why he's been coming back. Every time we're near each other, every time something real passes between us, it strengthens."

"Release them, now." Luna turned towards me, her expression twisted with malice and amusement. "Oh, Erin," she purred, her voice laced with chilling indifference. "You always were so predictable. Always so hesitant to destroy in her path. The world did you wrong and despite all that, you're still hesitant to take your revenge. You're a fool to be kind in a world like this!" With a flick of her wrist, Luna sent her corrupted armies charging towards me. They moved with unnatural speed and precision, their movements synchronized in an eerie dance of death. I could tell that they are forced to move by Luna, even if they have broken bones and burned skin.

"I'm here to claim what's rightfully mine, the position of Luna. And you're going to help me do it." I couldn't believe what I was hearing. "You're insane," I spat. Sloane's expression turned cold. "Listen, I'm Luna now," she said, her voice low and menacing. "And I need the golden staff. I need to show my people what it means to lead the pack with fairness and a pure heart, unlike some people who killed their husbands and son for some barbarian's cock. " Fucking bastard. Axton and I met after Marco died, and now she was trying to turn the tables around, making it look like I killed Marco for Axton.

I reply. When I was done explaining everything to them, they were still surprised. Xaver finally decides to say something, “I have a theory, and I am sure that it must have already crossed Luna’s mind. Luna is the child of the prophecy, blessed by the moon goddess. She is different from the rest of the supernatural creatures. Now, she became a tribrid, a mix of Lycan, siren, and vampire. It should not be surprising that she is able to overcome the rules set in place for peaceful living. I can bet that she can do what the other creatures cannot do. When she was describing that feeling of peace and calm that came over her, I remembered something. One day when I was praying to the moon goddess,

I couldn't face the other me who did terribly to her. However, my mate seemed determined. She wiped her tears before returning her attention to me. "There was a time you wouldn't believe me, no matter how hard I tried to explain to you. And it cost our pup's life." She held her sob as her eyes started to water again. "And Casey used the opportunity to end my life because she was so desperate to be your Luna." -- I kept running with all my might in the dawn. I didn't shift. Instead, I used the human form to roam inside the forest as I needed to gather my thoughts. Perhaps, it could be a little punishment for me.

I was nervous, and so were Stephen and Steven. Finally, Sue walked into the waiting room and over to us. "How is she," Tanya asked. "The Luna was beaten pretty badly. Her back has marks all over it and she has two broken ribs. She also had wolfsbane in her system, as well as some other drugs that are used to weaken someone's wolf. Luckily, the Luna is doing fine and will make a full recovery in a few days. We will have to flush the drugs out of her system with an IV which we have already started," Sue said

The touch sent shivers down my spine. "Do you know what I see when I look at you, Aurelia?" I couldn't speak. "I see the strongest person I've ever met." His eyes burned into mine. "You were humiliated, rejected, abandoned. Instead of breaking, you became this." His other hand gestured at me. "Luna Ghost. Undefeated. Untouchable. Powerful enough to make even me take notice." "Valtherion." "Silvermere Pack is blind. Darian Blackmere is a fool."

A lunaris wolf's light is steady but small but among the pack it swells into something fierce, a shared aura that turns into both a shield and a weapon. The more unbroken bonds the higher the chances of defeating the Vorath.’ I paused and stared into space. Was this why I needed Killian? as far as I knew he was the only unbreakable bond I had. I narrowed my gaze back to the book. ‘Third was the moon herself. Under a full moon, the lunaris light burns at its peak.’ And since my race were descendants of the moon itself, we were powerful under it too. I was convinced I had gotten the basic knowledge I needed about almost everything.

Bound. “Come with me willingly,” he said. “Or I rip every memory you have from the ashes.” Kael shifted back into his half-form, blood slicking his jaw. “Touch her and I’ll tear your soul from your spine.” Veyrix barely glanced at him. But the rebel Luna moved again, placing herself between us all. “You want a fight, Veyrix? Try me.” Veyrix’s smile twisted. “Gladly.” He lunged. The two clashed in an explosion of light and shadow—power against power. It shattered the air like glass, sending a shockwave through the clearing. The rebel Luna screamed a spell in a language I didn’t know, and the trees bent away from her voice.