Emerald Eyed Luna Novels & Stories

Thankfully, Emmy didn’t question it but kept sitting on the stairs. My watch said 11:07pm. They should be on the move to the building. I started watching Luna Erin closer. She would occasionally check her watch but otherwise kept her attention on her conversation. She looked a little thin and her hair looked almost too perfect. I couldn’t see her face in the dark but I could almost put money on it that she had bags under them. The moon didn’t give off much light tonight. It was almost like it was turning the world dark so our men could do what they needed to do, successfully.

A light surged through me. My vision turned pale green as a warmth exploded in my chest, a familiar pull I’d felt only in flashes before—but now it tore through every vein, every nerve, every breath. The Blessed Luna... was awakening. “Enough!” I raised my hand, channeling everything into it. One pulse. One blast. A wave of emerald light erupted from me—raw, pure. It slammed into the creature with a crack like thunder. The fog twisted, screamed, and then shattered like glass.

Perhaps that's one of the reasons Lking couldn't let go of Luna, even after she initially turned down their offer. "Well, at least your face is helping too," Luna replied, gazing at Leo intently. With the light makeup, Leo didn't even look like a sixteen-year-old teenager. Not to mention his eye color, which appeared to be a beautiful shade of sea-green. Even Luna, who usually boasted about her hazel eyes, couldn't help but be fascinated by Leo's eye color. She secretly wished she had eyes like his. "Do you want to say something?" Leo asked, causing Luna to blink a few times.

I sighed and began eating. I was turning uncomfortably on the bed. I found myself staring at our old house. The place was still as it was, but no soul in it. Then I saw Luna suddenly appear in the compound. She was pulling along a suitcase. She looked even more beautiful. She entered the house and then appeared back outside. Her wavy black hair sheened under the bright moon. From a little distance, I could tell she was happy. She was wearing a white flared short gown with a red floral design. On her neck was a shining emerald amulet. Amulet. I could remember, Luna never takes off the amulet for any reason. I always wondered why. When I queried, she said the amulet protect her spirit from lea

Jessica grabbed her phone as she pulled up a book. “You are observant and I need another set of eyes and ears. He is an ally and a close friend. We are not going to tell him about Charlotte but I need to know if we could, when the time is right.” “And you needed me for that?” “Axel needed to stay in case Alpha James decided to attack.” Glancing over, she started reading a book. “How can you even read in the car? What are you reading?” “It’s called Emerald Eyed Luna. I have really liked these werewolf books. It’s funny how they portray us!”

The group exploded in bewildered murmurs around me. "What?" With my voice barely audible above the escalating commotion, I managed to murmur. A woman emerged from the shadows as Derek turned away. When I saw her, my breath caught in my throat. Her eyes and blue hair were exactly like mine. She reminded me of a mirror, but there was cruelty in her smile that I hoped I would never see in myself. Derek said, "Everyone," and put his hand on the woman's shoulder. "This is my real mate, Angel. "The actual chosen one."

"That can't be true as those with magic can not bond with Mysticals! So is it some rare magical item?" Students began to question what brought on Luna's sudden transformation, but only one person knew the answer as her sapphire eyes stared down at the gold charm bracelet on her wrist. Four gems dangled from the bracelet: diamond, ruby, sapphire, and emerald. Each in the shape of a card suit. 'A Star Fae has chosen the Princess of Lunaris,' thought Princess Kira.

It didn't take long for me to hear the identical female voice saying "Slave, focus your eyes on us again." Without delay, I glanced back to find that it was the lady the guard called Luna. Based on my observations, Luna has olive complexion, light brown hair, and hazel eyes. Her gaze indicates that I have disgusted her, as she turns up her nose. I noticed that the other three also did the same thing.

—she picked up a delicate pair of earrings—“are stunning. Did you really make them all yourself?” Emerald felt a fresh flush rise in her cheeks, but this time it was pride, not embarrassment. “I did,” she said, her voice clear. “Thank you. I’m glad you like them.” The Luna nodded, turning the earrings over in her hand. “I’d love to try these on, if that’s all right.” “Of course!” Emerald said, her hands steady now as she helped the Luna with the earrings. “They suit you perfectly,” Lettie chimed in, her tone approving.

Couldn't they just take the exam normally? Luna slowly descended from above as if she was flying. Her black hair was wet and her eyes were closed. Her hands were kept on her stomach and the black dress she was wearing was sticking to her body. As she landed on the ground, she opened her eyes that shocked those eyes who were focused on her. Luna's eyes have no other color. It was pure black. It was voided and dead. It was like an abyss. The maiden's eyes remained the same until she heard her friends' worried call for her.