Fated For The Lycans Luna Novels & Stories

The sight of her standing there, her safety and the well-being of our unborn child flashing before my eyes, fueled a surge of determination within me. Summoning every ounce of strength I had left, I rose to my feet, ignoring the pain that coursed through my body. In that moment, I tapped into the primal power of my lycan nature, drawing upon its immense strength without undergoing a full transformation. With newfound speed and agility, I charged towards my opponent, my movements becoming a blur.

“Because the curse that the old Lycans fear… began with her.” He moved away from the door, as if the story needed more space. “Cernach,” he began. “A Lycan warrior, born from the First Wild Bloodline. Untamable. Brutal. He believed he could mark her. That he could make the Goddess his. Unite her spirit to his flesh.” The silence grew denser. “And Morrigan… allowed it,” Alexei continued, more quietly. “But what was born from their union was a curse.”

It was like he knew all along where I was because his gaze turned directly to me. "A mateless king at 36. That doesn't look good for the kingdom. The Lycan King needs heirs to continue his lineage. If you're still waiting for a mate, it is already clear that it is never going to happen." Murmures of agreement exploded between the crowd. King Hudson was in his element, instigating the masses. "That's where you're wrong, Hudson. I do have a fated mate, and she will be my one and only Luna. I hadn't introduced her formally, but she is here today." Chad said without taking his eyes off me.

That might have gotten you shocked, I know. My name is Jason and as you may have guessed, I am a male werewolf with a hidden past. A past which I had held in high regard and which I believe won't wash away. It was a very remarkable experience. The past experience was that of my past lover and I. We had been so loved up so much that I was shocked to the bone marrow when she died leaving me behind. Before she died, she had promised that she would be back to be with me once more. I had held on to that promise and looked out for her but I never did see her.

She looked up and asked in a solemn tone. “Yes, in thirteen days, you’ll celebrate your first Moon Dance in the Pacific Sea.” My father replied. “Then…since I’m now…the Lycan Heir’s Luna, can I handle the preparations?” “Of course! As the Luna of the Lycan Heir, it’s your responsibility to organize Clan events.” I frowned and blurted out. “Caira will also become my Luna in thirteen days. Since the security of the guests is the responsibility of the Lycan Commander’s Luna, you should also grant her permission to take over her duties.”

"Rey, I just overheard a conversation. The Lycans... they're coming. Deucalion and the others, they have plans to unleash chaos upon the realm." Rey's body tensed, her mind racing to process the gravity of Luna's words. The Lycans had always been a threat, but this sudden revelation filled her with a sense of impending doom. "How do you know this, Luna? What did you hear?" Rey asked, her voice tinged with urgency. Luna took a deep breath, trying to calm herself as she recounted what she had overheard from Deucalion's conversation with the other Lycans. She relayed the information to Rey, the plans for destroying the mage alliance and their intention to go after Seraphina in Silverwood.

The man sits down on a rock, looking at the river flowing through our land. "My name is Dean Winters. I have made so many mistakes that I am ashamed of myself. I should have taken Hannah home to my pack. My brother is evil. He didn't want me to rule the pack. He wanted to be the Alpha, but he did not have the power to attack me. He did not want to fight me for the alpha position. So he waited until I found my Luna. She was a lycan. He convinced me that I was not fit to be Alpha because of my mate, who is a lycan. My pack is suffering. It took a Luna who could not give him any babies. He blamed her, and he killed her. But he took the next Luna, and the same thing happened. It turns out that t

King Nico said. “I don’t care! You both shall pay for this.” King Nico made a sound with his mouth and three hefty Lycans appeared from nowhere. “Take him away,” He ordered. “Don’t do this to him.” Alaina said with concern. But before either of them could say more, the grand hall fell into chaos as Lucian shifted and started fighting the Lycans aggressively, growling and snarling while they exchanged fangs. As they overpowered him and showed no mercy, Alaina intervened with sorcery, and the Lycans were sent flying. They all shifted back to their human forms. Beta Lucian was harmed but he was still blinded with fury.

He looked sad and wronged as if I had accused him of doing something terrible. “My destiny is to be Kyson’s mate. You must be deluding yourself if you think otherwise. You must want me back because you knew I had changed and become stronger, right? You want me to help you during the war? Dream on! I am the Lycan’s Luna. I won't betray my mate!” I sneered. Both Andre and Rose looked at me as if I was a crazy person sprouting nonsense before they let out boisterous laughter. “Oh, child. You are so naive. You are indeed stronger than we imagined. But everything that happened to you was within our plan,” Rose laughed evilly, shattering the image of a beautiful witch.

Cassian says, “Wolf or not, the moon goddess chose her for us and we will not accept anyone else.” Alpha Ethan roars, “She is unfit to be a Luna over not one, but two packs! I refuse to accept it.” All three of the men are huffing as they try to figure out the next step in this disagreement. But suddenly, Luna Anna’s voice pierces through the air and she asks, “Why can’t she be a Luna?” Alpha Ethan looks to his mate and states as if it was obvious, “She has no wolf. How can she be a Luna over a pack?”