Novel & Cerita Fighter Luna's Shifted Fate

he announced vividly and everyone froze in shock. Smile enveloped my lips as I turned to my father. “I’m ready for this.” I said inwardly, he nodded as if he could hear my thoughts. “But my lord….” one of the Beta wasn’t in adjournment with my father’s decision, he wanted to revolt but my father interrupted him. “Our new Luna is my daughter and she is fit to rule!” His last word gave me courage as I left where I was sitting and walked up to the higher platform. All eyes were on me, waiting for what I had to say and how to address them.

Phoenix moves so fast he's practically invisible, appearing behind enemies to drop them before they know he's there. But I keep one eye on Jolie. She's walking through the battlefield like a goddess of war, moonfire blazing around her. Every guard who attacks finds their weapons useless, their strength meaningless against divine power. This isn't the scared girl who showed up at my compound months ago. This is Luna's a vessel in full fury. "Third line ahead!" Doc's voice crackles through our comms. "They've got heavy weapons!" I look up and curse. The guards have fallen back to reinforced positions, and they're not carrying blessed bullets anymore.

Her amber eyes met mine, their expression unreadable. The sight of them both, my daughters, hanging side by side in such torment tore at my heart. For the first time, I truly saw them as sisters—as my children. Dark figures emerged from the shadows. The Lotus Moon Cult members moved with predatory grace, their leader stepping forward with a cruel smile. "You've brought what we asked for," he stated, examining the herbs. "But we've changed the terms." Fear clutched at my chest. "What do you mean?" His smile widened, revealing teeth filed to points. "You may choose only one daughter to save."

The wolf snapped at her, but her shield was still up, so she was only about a foot close to Ana’s face. “Annoying!” The wolf exclaimed, “I told you to shut up! I will answer those questions when it’s time. For it is not your fate to know everything today, little Luna. Your fate is to find that out through blood and power. For now, just know that meeting you and being in this dimension of your mind is not my choice.” there was disgust in her voice.

The clouds of emotions that swam in his orbs suffocated me till I couldn't breathe. “The truth?... Here's the truth. I was told that I was destined to be mated to Alpha Micheal six months after the 20th raid we made on your pack, and then I would be Luna of the Blue Lily pack. But then…yesterday, I found out that Micheal is going to mate with another woman and make her his Luna while he is going to have me executed under the false accusation that I was a spy for the Moon Crescent pack.” They looked at me intently. They neither dared to say a word in the hope that I could continue speaking.

My gown burnt and my crown glowed red-hot. “You stole everything.” She screamed like an angry ghost and raised her hand. I stood there charred and frightened as I watched greenwood burn behind her. It was like the day we lit the stake. it was so real like it was happening again—but this time, worse. The pack house collapsed in flames. Wolves ran, screamed, but thaila just stood there, on the ashes of my kingdom like it was her birthright. “I am the true Luna,” she said, her voice low and final. “You would never be.”

Lilith’s lips curved into a cruel smile, her nails dragging across the table until wood splintered beneath them. “No,” she whispered to the fire, her icy eyes gleaming. “She glows because she is a fool. And fools are easily destroyed.” She began to weave her plan tighter, threads of betrayal pulling into place. The human Luna would fall. And when she did, Stormfang would remember who truly belonged at Lucian’s side.

"Sera. What is this." An answer arrived in me before I could ask myself how. "They are Lunas," I said. "Every one who came before me and lost." The nearest jar sat at eye level, its light thin and silver, flickering the way a candle flickers right before it dies and never quite finishing the motion. I stepped closer. The light inside moved toward the glass, toward my hand, like it recognized something in me before I recognized anything in it. "The Council did this," I said. "Morvanna and Kaelen. Every Luna who challenged them, every Luna who lost the fight, this is where they went."

Luna worked herself to exhaustion, traveling between all three locations, coordinating instructor efforts, and teaching advanced techniques to defenders. On the tenth day, I found her asleep in the war room, maps spread around her, notes in her handwriting covering every surface. I carried her to bed, this child who had become a general without ever meaning to. Two more days until Savage's attack. Two more days to prepare. Then we'd see if the Crimson Dawn's revolution could survive its most violent test yet. TO BE CONTINUED...

"You'll never be my Luna. I'll throw you into the Black Forest. You'll pay for what you did." Panic flashed across Fiona's face. She shook her head frantically. "N-no, the Black Forest is too dangerous. There are Rogues out there. You wouldn't do that to me. You can't!" Her words ended when Vincent's hand closed around her throat. She gasped for air, clawing at his hand, but she couldn't break free from the strength of an Alpha. Vincent let out a low, angry growl. "You ruined my Luna. I could kill you a hundred times, and it still wouldn't be enough! Why would I ever spare you?"