Novel & Cerita Got7 Not By The Moon

“Our ancestor was a traitor. Great news.” “One of our ancestors was a traitor, but it wasn’t by choice,” Liam’s father kept his voice even. “Venom is strong, Liam. It’s incredibly hard to fight it off. Someone has to have incredible will to fight off the effects, and that’s considering the fact that they’ll even want to. We’re imagining that the youngest son really didn’t want to fight off the venom.” “Why? Does venom feel good or something?” Liam asked.

Instead, I turned toward the high windows, where early moonlight had begun to pierce through the clouds. Astria pov “ Careful with that basket, Astria. If Father’s tomatoes roll away, I’m blaming you and the moon.” I laughed, balancing the load on my hip. “If they roll, I’ll chase after them myself even if they head straight to the Alpha’s gate.” Mariah snorted. “Imagine that headline: Omega girl barges into Alpha territory over runaway tomatoes.”

I’m so glad, my baby boy has someone as strong as Dylan that he can lean on when the world gets too much. “So… What do we do?” I tucked a single piece of hair behind her ear tenderly, and gave her closed lip smile, nodding my head, which silently told her to take her time with her plan, because as soon as she had thought it, it would become underway. “First, The moon will be full and round in two nights, and we need to assume that the moon goddess was talking about this full moon being the date of battle..” She was right! “Second, while we try to figure out how to get Lewis back…” I cut that train of thought odd quickly.

truly meant. I had been eighteen, standing in the clearing beneath the silver glow of a full moon. My heart had thumped wildly as the Moon Goddess’s gift became tangible—Maxwell, tall and commanding, Alpha of Silverfang Pack, our destinies supposedly intertwined. The bond surged, intoxicating and undeniable, as if the universe itself had pulled me toward him. The pack had gasped, murmuring with awe. The elders nodded solemnly, the way they did when acknowledging sacred rites. For a brief, beautiful moment, I had believed my mother’s words.

Every one of my joints hurt, and my left eye ached from the inside, but at least no one was shouting at me–or hurting me. Still, it didn’t matter. What were they planning? They had tried to sell me before but no one wanted a nameless omega. After years, I figured they had given up. I had learned not to wish for things. Wishing made the waiting worse. But tonight felt different. Lately, the moon had begun to feel… different. Like it was watching me. The air at night felt thick and threatening. Even the animals would curl tighter to my lap. I didn’t know how, but I could feel something approaching the pack’s territory. Something grave.

She pointed at the shattered pieces on the ground and cried, "I know you hate me for taking Varkon away from you, but if you're upset, you can always take it out on me. This pendant was my mother's only keepsake!" Varkon was livid. He ordered me to get on my knees and scrub the floor until it shone. The shards cut into my knees, and blood ran down my legs as pain made me break out in cold sweat. Varkon watched the entire thing without a hint of concern, while I ended up fainting from the blood loss. Now, there were only three days left until the next full moon… I sighed and took his hand. "I don't have much time left. The witch said—"

I knew that she was right, and I was just putting it off, “okay, tell Purity I’m ready.” Noah smiled at me and pulled out his phone before typing on it, “done.” Elle came and sat next to me, “everything will work out and things will be as they’re meant to be.” “God, I hope you’re right,” I said to her. Noah looked down at his phone, “Purity said she’s on her way, we need to hurry before the moon sets. It only works during the full moon.” I bit my thumbnail, “I really could use the guys here for my first shift. That’s if it even works.”

"I would remember you in a world of zero." But as we held each other, Leo pointed to the sky. The violet gate was gone. But in its place was a massive, silver-white moon with a single, black-ink Thirteen etched into its surface. "The Goddess didn't die," Leo whispered, his silver eyes reflecting the moon. "She just Archived herself." And from the moon, a single, silver-white thread began to descend toward Hope.

He assured her. His gaze shifts to the sky, where the full moon is beginning to rise "Boys, it's time to head out". Gregor called out to the rest of his men. "Head out? Where are you going?". Gaya asked "We've been traveling all day without a proper meal. The full moon is already out, exactly what we need for a good hunt". "How Barbaric". Gaya thought to herself "I'd like to come with you, if that's alright." She offered

But to accomplish that I need to eliminate whoever is out to get Liberty and her family. My gut tells me that the threat is very close by. Based on the information York has dug up on the Howling Moon Beta he is not acting on his own accord. Someone has fed him the ideas. Made him power hungry by painting him a picture of what he could gain if he helps bring down his Alpha. Unconfirmed by York it is most likely the Alpha position. Not many people can legitimately promise someone an Alpha position.