Broken Moonlantern Novels & Stories

Let no evil mind destroy us,we must guide our family and friends with alacrity,and our guards must be vigilant,it's a celebration of Love and unity ,to thank the moon goddess of how far it's has brought us far,no pains ,no death, but they gave us life making our lives better. The lanterns swayed gently in the wind, making the yard glow like a field of stars. The guests clapped along with the music, and children danced in circles, their laughter echoing in the night. Elara leaned closer to Mira for a moment and whispered, “It feels like peace tonight.” I hope it remains peaceful forever, immediately her countenance changed remembering all she has passed through in the hands of the women and

"Everyone is waiting for you at the pack house. The Harvest Moon celebration is about to begin. The elders are asking where you are." Of course. Today was our pack's most important celebration of the year. The Harvest Moon festival, where we celebrated our successful year and honored the Moon Goddess. As Alpha and Luna, we were supposed to lead the ceremonies together. Marcus straightened his shirt and ran a hand through his hair, instantly switching from furious husband to composed Alpha. "Tell them I will be there in ten minutes," he said coldly. Then he turned his burning gaze back to me. "And so will Luna."

"That is a shard," Kieran said, and there was hunger in his voice now, barely restrained desire that made the Alpha in him surface more prominently. "A fragment of the original Oath, scattered when the promise broke and the first Luna died. Each one contains power proportional to its size and purity. That one is relatively small, suitable for teaching purposes but not substantial enough to fundamentally alter the balance of power."

But I will find her. "Katie's POV" The sun was starting to set out the window, a red hue taking over the sky. Tonight was a blood moon and me and Jax were supposed to be having our ceremony tonight... I have a bad feeling that he can't find me. I am in this on my own at this point. My body is still cramping, and at this point it feels like a bad period. My heart was shattered as I watched the stars start peppering the sky. Loud footsteps suddenly sounded from down the hall. I could hear them growing closer. The whistle was echoing the tune of a ring around the rosie's, and it sounded horrifying. Standing up, I lifted my chin and waited for him to say something. The whistle paused when he mad

The full moon hung over the mountain like a watching eye, silver and cold and ancient. I stood at the edge of the settlement, my breath misting in the night air, my heart pounding with something I refused to name as fear. Elder Lyra had vanished. Her cabin stood empty, her note a coward's farewell that made no sense coming from a woman who had spent centuries preparing for this moment. Something was wrong. I could feel it in my blood, in that strange warmth that had grown stronger with every passing day. The Crimson Line was restless, uneasy, warning me of dangers I could not yet see.

ELIOT We managed to get into Blood Moon Pack. It all was with the help of Lilith. She cast something which made the rogues guarding the border fall into a trance. It worked for a minute, just creating an opening, but it was more than enough. We could use that brief time to take them down. We divided into four groups, each having someone to take charge as a communicator. We needed to act simultaneously, meaning Lilith must do her magic at the same time too. It must be hard, but she didn't complain. Thus, we kept going.

Untold She placed the candles in a circle around us as she sat back on the floor with us, I didn’t have to be part of it but I couldn’t leave Avery to herself I was the closest thing she had as support. I was in the circle I would be protected from whatever it was lurking n the shadows, sheina asked Avery for her hand once again which she gave. She began chanting those words again under her breath and the glasses on the chandelier started to rattle, the cutleries in the kitchen started to levitate and slowly the candles too except the ones surrounding us in the circle.

"It's done." I opened my eyes, awestruck by the sight. This wasn't a mere candlelight glow; it emanated an otherworldly intensity. The flame burned bright blue, dancing and flickering as if tossed by an unseen wind. "Now, this level of focus is what's crucial for the blood moon ritual," Emily whispered, her voice barely audible. "Why does it work like that?" I frowned. "It's because you gave it your all," Emily explained. I nodded. She rose, extending her hand in front of me. "Our task isn't complete yet," she said.

"But what are these beads?" "Moon stones," Liam explained, his expression warming as he watched me inspect his gift. "Each one representing a full moon we've experienced together as a family. The larger one here," he pointed to a slightly bigger stone with distinctive blue flecks, "marks the full moon when Lucas was born. And this empty setting," his finger moved to a silver circle without a stone, "is waiting for our daughter's birth moon."

Together, they would rebuild, renew, and create a future that no one could ever take away from them. The moon overhead glowed brightly, its light illuminating the pack in its silver radiance. It was a reminder of their bond, a symbol of the strength of unity, of love, of power. And as the pack howled again, their voices mingling with the wind, Leora's chest swelled with pride. This was her family. This was her future. And she would fight for it. Always.