Fire Emblem Awakening Lon'qu Novels & Stories

Scarlet's Pov: The first light of dawn painted the sky in soft pastels, casting a gentle glow over the ancient woods where my pack thrives. The Silver Star Pack, a symbol of centuries of lupine history, is located in the center of this mystical world. Tall trees form a natural fortress, their branches entwined like ancient guardians. I emerge from the depths of the woods. My auburn hair, touched by the morning dew, frames a face marked with determination.

The emerald glow of the Wellspring pulsed steadily, a constant reminder of their victory and the ever-present responsibility. Their days were filled with a blend of routine and vigilance. They honed their skills, delving deeper into the mysteries of the bridge and the Wellsprings. Evie explored the subtle nuances of chaotic energy, learning to manipulate it with newfound precision. Liam mastered the art of channeling the Wellspring's power, his staff crackling with a vibrant blue light whenever called upon. Xal'dar, drawing upon the fragmented memories of Xylos, shared his knowledge of ancient rituals and forgotten lore.

Then it flipped to the current happenings within the palace, when she had done the same thing. After all these, a muffled voice then started to deliver a message. "Good evening, loyal wolves of the Dunham pack," it started. "What you have seen earlier are a series of videos captured by different cameras of the Luna of Dunham. You might have been familiar with the first tape, when she caught a bullet laced with wolfsbane, from an I-SQ 91 sniper with her bare hands." The person chuckled. "To the ordinary person, you might think it is normal, but I think not. The bullet released from an I-SQ 91 moves at supersonic speed. No wolf is that fast, except for the Luna," the video placed her on the fr

As they climbed down the sides, the roar grew louder, along with a chilling laugh that seemed to resonate throughout the woods. “Did anyone else hear that?” Selene whispered, her voice trembling. His face was grim as he nodded. “It’s not just a trap. It’s there to warn you.” Alec didn’t hesitate. “Then let’s show it we’re not afraid.” Luna stood at the bottom of the abyss, alone, her hands shaking as she reached for the relic. “I have to know,” she whispered. Her fingertips barely skimming its surface were enough to set the whole world around afire. Voices screamed, shadows twitched and spooked, and underfoot the earth split open, revealing an endless void.

“You think you’re in control now? Funny, you Darius. Now you listen. The ward will fall. Your pack will fall. Tonight, you will lose your pack and your territory.” As Roric’s voice rose, drawing everyone’s focus, Dalian caught something out of the corner of his eye—a figure that moved too quickly and quietly coming from inside the lodge. It was Roric’s Luna. She didn’t look at them. Her eyes were locked on the Junazus Stone as she walked right toward it. “Alpha, look!” Lucian shouted, his voice tight with panic, pointing behind Roric. “His Luna! She’s activating it!” Dalian’s eyes shot to where Lucian was pointing. The Luna stood by the Junazus Stone. Her hands were already on it. She wasn’t

she said softly, her heart aching for the friend they had lost. The sigil beneath them pulsed with energy, casting a warm glow that illuminated the clearing. “You can choose to embrace the light!” Kade shouted, his voice echoing with hope. Evelyn hesitated, tears brimming in her eyes. “I don’t know if I’m strong enough,” she admitted, her voice breaking. Blair stepped closer, reaching out her hand. “You are strong enough. We’ll face this together, just like we always have.” As their hands connected, a wave of warmth surged through the air, enveloping them in a protective shield against the encroaching shadows.

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.

My wolf paced in my skull, howling, scratching, demanding to get out. Mine. Protect. Fix. Wake her. Wake her. WAKE HER. A trembling hand touched my shoulder. Ember. Her cheeks were streaked with tears, her eyes red, her hands shaking. But she stood tall, always braver than she knew. She whispered, “Z… she’s still fighting. I can feel it. She’s my best friend — she wouldn’t leave us without a fight.” I swallowed hard. “I can’t… I can’t lose her, Em.”

Scott hunched over, clutching his chest in the same agony. He tried to call my name, but I was already walking away. My steps were light from emptiness. I didn’t know where I was going, only that I could no longer stay. When I reached the edge of the forest, the air shifted—cold, heavy. It’s a magic. Before I could react, a beam of blue light pierced through my chest. The sound of rustling leaves filled my ears. “Luna Lulu McCarthy,” a voice spoke, calm and cold, “daughter of Mary Ann McCarthy—the last Fire Elemental Wolf.”

"You're not fit to be my Luna." That's what my mate said before he rejected me for my own best friend. Heartbroken and humiliated, I was sold off as a bride to the most ruthless Alpha alive. Asher hates weakness and I'm wolfless, the weakest omega he's ever seen. He should have sent me away. Instead, he trains me, fights for me, and claims me as his own. But the closer I get to him, the more my past comes back to haunt me; dreams of a palace I've never seen, a mother I never knew, a power I can't explain. I'm not who everyone thinks I am. And the truth about who I really am might just end the world and put the man I love in danger.