The Luna He Lost
Selene
You’d think saving the world—or at least trying to—would come with some dramatic music or maybe a thunderclap in the sky. But instead, it came with paperwork.
Literal paperwork.
The morning after Briarhollow, I found myself hunched over a desk that still smelled like old wax and damp wood, going through ancient alliance scrolls while my tea went cold.
“You’d think being chosen by prophecy came with better perks,” I muttered.
Killian glanced up from across the room, where he was oiling his sword like it had personally offended him. “What, you thought saving the world would be glamorous?”