Death Of Moon Knight Novels & Stories

he continued. “You rewrote fate.” Seraphine lifted her chin. “I saved the world.” The First Immortal chuckled softly. “No.” His silver eyes darkened slightly. “You delayed the inevitable.” He raised a single hand. And the moon cracked again. A deafening fracture echoed across the sky as a massive piece of the lunar surface split open like shattered glass. Gasps rippled across the battlefield. Seraphine’s stomach dropped. “You see?” he said gently. “The moon is dying.” Moonlight bled from the fracture like liquid silver.

The very notion was an insult to everything I had built. And then fate—ironic, cruel fate—handed her to me. January 14th, 202X Today, I received word that Lucine Moonbane, the matriarch of Moonbane, succumbed to the Red Moon’s curse. The news arrived dressed in pomp and formality, like some tragic royal announcement. But I felt no grief—only the cold, sharp thrill of opportunity. Within the hour, I was already on horseback, racing toward the Moonbane estate.

I should be the one here, while Luke should be at the headquarters taking care of security and administrative issues. "Luna Tia. Mrs Moon swallowed a substantial amount of edible silver," He said, and my breath was stuck in my throat. As much as we all did not like her, no one wanted her to die. We even started missing her during breakfast. It was somehow dull and uneventful without her. Knowing what we now know, she handled the matter the best way she could. "She should have died instantly, but she didn't consume the pure silver. Nonetheless, much damage has been done, and her prognosis isn't good." He said and sighed.

“I’m surprised to hear that the Auctioneer and your father were close. You mentioned that your father was a knight… didn’t you?” “Yes,” Cataleia confirmed. “He was the Sun Knight, and my uncle the Moon. They were twins and used to be in the infantry with Kai’s father, the former King. He died all of a sudden, and no one explained why. I wasn’t even able to retrieve his body.” Lei carried on with the letter.

Lola hinted on him and I understood she was talking about Arthur. "Where is Aaron Knight?" I asked out of blue before my brain to register it. "He is dead." Lola whisper but I hear her which made me to gape at her with a parted mouth. Dead?!

Kiev had been quiet since yesterday, he had accepted his fate but he had stopped speaking to Rusev when he found out we were all dying. We were being taken to the tomb, I watched the stars in the sky as it would be my last nightfall, the Elders had a ritual and chanted with flowers all around us. They were seeing us off, I was carried and laid on the slab, we were all weak, skinny, and speechless. The poison was slowly liquifying our insides, I saw Rusev one last time, and he looked frail, I guess we all did, the servants were making us comfortable and my brother kissed my forehead. I felt my brother's tears, he was losing the only family he had left and I linked that son-of-bitch for the la

~Ⓢ︎Ⓔ︎Ⓒ︎Ⓡ︎Ⓔ︎Ⓣ︎Ⓢ︎~ My dad, Joseph Moon, was the former Alpha of the Moon Knight pack and after my mom's death, he kind of secluded himself from the pack house and everyone in general. Including me. I didn't mind. I could only imagine what it must have felt having your mate ripped away from you like that.

I took a small urn from my pocket and placed it on the stage. The plain white urn stood out sharply against the vibrant red. “You lunatic! You madman!” Moon went pale. She knocked the urn to the floor, and ashes spilled everywhere. “Ahhh!!!” Ryan gasped and moved behind Moon. His face was pale. I stared at the smear of gray on the floor, and my eyes turned red with anger. “Moon, you've caused Xavier's death already! You want to destroy the last peace he had as well?” I forced the words out through gritted teeth.

Over the next few days, Kaelen's revenge hit fast and hard, like a deadly hurricane. Because they couldn't hand over the promised silver mine and compensation, he completely cut off all of Silver Moon's trade routes. The usual busy caravans vanished. Winter food couldn't get in. Even basic salt and medicine were blocked. The pack completely failed to pay its warriors. Elite fighters quit and bailed. Even veteran guards packed their bags and snuck away. The Silver Moon territory became an isolated island. The pack was facing total ruin.

Then, without another word, it raised both hands toward the dying Blood Moon. The moon cracked. A massive piece broke away, falling toward the world like a burning crimson star. Orion looked up in pure horror. "If that reaches the earth... every kingdom will be destroyed." Killian's silver eyes narrowed. He looked at his family, then at the falling moon. The final battle had only just begun.