His Rogue Luna Is A Princess Novels & Stories

“Elders, you all know the Rogue Alphas were supposed to be the ones sitting on this throne. But because they were cursed by the Moon Goddess herself, I became king instead. Now they are trying to reclaim the throne by manipulating the Luna and clouding her mind with dark magic.” Their voices cracked like thunder. “If that is the truth, then the Luna is dangerous and needs to be put away immediately,” Simone said. “She is a traitor!”

Running triggered chase instincts. _*]:min-w-0"> The creatures emerged from the shadows. Definitely rogues. Young. Starving. Desperate. Their fur patchy. Ribs showing. Mouths foaming slightly. _*]:min-w-0"> "Easy," Luna whispered. "I'm not going to hurt you." _*]:min-w-0"> The first rogue snarled. Low. Threatening. The second circled to Luna's left. Cutting off escape routes. _*]:min-w-0">

I know that the rogues have been super bad lately, I've had a couple of my villagers get attacked by rogues. Why would a rogue go after a Luna knowing that a Luna could easily kick their butts, why would they attack any pack that had agreements with other packs to help them protect their pack. Why would Luna be so important for them to attack her. I decided to ask the Prince why the Rogues would attack his mother. “Hey Prince, why would the rogues attack you mother, or why would they want to attack you Luna in the first place,” I said. “Well like keep telling everyone you will find out when the ceremony is going on, my dad has a lot to discuss with everyone, that includes you and your daught

My gaze was no longer that of a council envoy; it was the gaze of a woman who had been claimed by the most dangerous man in the room and had survived the fire. "I am not your doll," I spat, my voice echoing across the clearing. "I am the Luna of the rogues. You can either bow to the strength that keeps this pack from tearing itself apart, or you can find out exactly how much blood I'm willing to spill to make you obey." The silence returned, but the energy had shifted. The rogues looked at each other, then back at me. Slowly, the scarred rogue groaned and pushed himself up, his eyes wide with a newfound, grudging respect. He dropped to one knee, his head bowed.

As I was about to head into the shop, Luna suddenly grabbed my arm, softly smiled, and whispered, "Shall we?" Keeping silent, I led her into the store and approached the front desk. “Miss Hayes!" The Cashier hastily said, standing to her feet. Looking down at Luna, I met her eyes and mumbled, "You seem like a famous person." "Come on. Are you going to continue pretending like you don't know who I am?" Luna said, narrowing her eyes. Of course, I knew who she was, and I have done my investigation on her. Luna Hayes, a spoiled, brutal princess of her father's castle, and she's the perfect key that grants me access to it.

She had thought he would be one of those kids who grew up there like Lyra and Damian did. "What?" Clara nodded slowly. "He's the Rogue prince, my Luna.”

With my eyes staring at Prince Deacan’s wide eyes, I put my sword on the Rogue’s neck and killed him. “You–” Kicking the Rogue’s body away, I stood beside the Prince. “Don’t expect for a second I’ll run with that warrior you sent to me. I’m more capable than you give me credit for.” “I told you many times. You’re a Luna. You shouldn’t be here,” he protested as he held my wrist and pulled me in his back while striking a Rogue from behind me. Moving swiftly, I held his arm for support and bent down to kick the man behind me.

It needs a hard edge which, unfortunately, Lucy does not have. "Hello, Luna?" He said sadistically. "Who are you, and what do you want?" "Why you, Luna, I want you for my queen. I am the Rogue king, but you may call me Alexi. Darling." "haha, you are kidding. My mate would eat you for a midnight snack." "Mate? You can't have a mate. You are not of age yet. As well, I see no mark on your perfect little neck."

They’d have to kill me first. The guards moved, fully surrounding me. “Why are you doing this?” I demanded, speaking more to the guards than the rogues. “I am your Luna Princess. Have you no loyalty?” That didn’t seem to affect them. They stepped closer. “Whatever Ophelia is paying you, I can pay double!” I tried. No effect. Another step closer. “I’m Luna Princess. Let me go and I can give you wealth and power!” They didn’t believe me. Weapons raised, they were nearly close enough to strike.

"I can show you things far greater than what this little Luna can offer. Imagine it—everyone in this world bowing to your will. Everything you say—done. Wouldn't that be nice? All you have to do is join us. It'll be—" "I'm not interested!" Robbie barked. "I'm too lazy to try and rule the world!" I almost laughed. Almost. "Why would you lay your hands on my Luna?" "The Luna, the Luna, the Luna!!" the rogue spat. "Can't you talk about anything else?! The sight of this bitch irritates me! I'd love to choke the life out of you right now!" "You're mistaken if you think you'll be able to kill me so easily," I told her coolly, keeping my voice even despite the exhaustion coiling inside me.