Hades' Cursed Luna Novels & Stories

she demanded at once. “I am cursed…or I was cursed.” I said and Kylo squished my hand. “My Luna and my pack went through a big tragedy, Alpha Zenith. A half-witch cursed her to be the misery of my pack, and after our coronation, the curse started to happen. And the only way to cut the curse was her death, we asked the Hybrid Reaper’s help but he created a bond with her. I hope you can help us cut it.” She looked at me, and pity lingered in her eyes.

Her voice was sharp slocing theough the night. “You” she spat, pointing at the captured goddess. “Your games end here Fines. You are the one cursed now.” “No! You can’t—” The wicked goddess shrieked, her struggles intensifying. But the Moon Goddess silenced her with a flick of her wrist her power working in a blinding light that took over the struggling goddess. And then I saw her. The hooded goddess, her face hidden beneath the shadows of her cloak slowly lowered her hood. Lunaria.

Lyrien's timely intervention saved me again I breathed a sigh of relief as the tension dissipated, but my reprieve was short-lived. as I realized Tltomorrow as the full moon, and I knew I couldn't escape the curse that haunted me. I was scared of many souls that would be lost, and the sadden part is that I am the one that will be responsible for it.

I spluttered as I looked at Leonidas. “Your mother…” “Was a mistress. The true mate of my father but he was mated to Fenrir’s mother at the time” I was shocked through my bones. They didn’t share the same mother. That explained Finn’s hatred. “The queen was angry when she heard you were going to be born. Your father did everything to keep her out of the queen's path but that didn’t stop her. So she involved her cousin who was a powerful witch. The curse was simple, to make sure you suffered as much as she did. The pain she thought your mother put her through. But the witch who created the curse channeled dark powers. It wouldn’t just be suffering. It would be the kind your hands created. To

I want to be happy next to my Luna and have my children. Everyone laughs. Even though Gary said it with complete conviction, the relief made them laugh. - If there's anyone who deserves peace, it's you two. It's about time. – Selene, the moon Goddess, says. Hades takes advantage of the moment and leaves, while the dragon kisses Lucifron's forehead, blessing him, and disappears. The moon Goddes hugs Ryan and promises to return soon to talk, and the kings sneak out of the room, leaving the two lovers alone.

On her tenth birthday, Lyra found herself racing through the dense woods, fleeing from a band of warriors who intended to deliver her to an underground auction. In her heart, she believed that was the end, that happiness and a better life was nothing but distant dreams. But Moon Goddess had other plans. It was in those desperate moments that a savior appeared before her. A tall, lean man who introduced himself as Aiden, the Alpha of the Incarnadine, one of the strongest packs in the nation. In exchange for saving her life, he offered Lyra a chance at a brighter future–she would become the future Luna of their pack.

The moment she stepped toward it, the air rippled, and a figure formed beneath the arch. The Moon Goddess. Her form was both woman and light—hair flowing like cosmic rivers, eyes deep as night skies, presence warm enough to melt the fear in Aria’s chest. She raised a hand, and Aria felt herself drawn forward, feet moving without resistance. When the goddess spoke, her voice carried like wind through water, both near and impossibly far. “Blessed Luna. You are the key to ending a curse born of greed and hatred.” Aria’s breath stilled. “The curse of the rogues?”

“We have been waiting for you.” My heart dropped. “H-how do you know me?” Her hood lowered, revealing pale blue skin and hair that flowed like water. “We are the Ascended Lunas,” she said, bowing her head. “Those who died bearing the curse you now carry.” I stiffened. “The Curse of the First Luna…” “Yes,” she breathed. “And time runs thinner for you than you realize.” The ancient Luna extended a hand toward my children. “May I?” she asked gently.

"The Ardent blood is cursed. It will bring ruin to all who possess it." Luna stood her ground, heart pounding. "Who are you?" The woman smiled cruelly. "A messenger. And soon, the harbinger of your destruction." Before Luna could react, the woman vanished into the night, leaving behind a chilling silence. Terrified but resolute, Luna knew she could no longer hide. She confided in Kael, who revealed the full truth—the Ardent line was marked by a prophecy, one that foretold a great war between light and darkness, with Luna at its center.

No words were spoken, but the message lingered in the air like a held breath: We trust you, but we do not trust him. One elder paused near the threshold, casting one last glance over his shoulder before stepping out. The doors swung shut behind them with a resonant thud, locking us in silence. But the quiet didn’t bring peace. The moment they left, the tension changed color—darker, more intimate, more dangerous. Adrian leaned forward, elbows resting on the edge of the table, his eyes sharp now, the playful mask slipping away. “I won’t waste your time,” he said. “Now that you're Alpha again... don’t you think it's about time you introduced your Luna to your people?”