Is Nakime An Upper Moon の小説・ストーリー

I asked her. “What’s what?” I stood up and moved the towel from her neck and there it was, as clear as day. A bright red triple moon emblem, just like symbol of the Moon Goddess. When Zee was unconscious after her attack, I remember seeing a pale pink crescent moon on the back of her neck. But this is different, the colour is darker and its grown. That’s not a usual birth mark. “What is it?” Zee asked, “It's uh, well, I don’t know what it is” I stuttered.

Appointment Alpha and Beta at this time is special because where the peak of the full moonlight is at its brightest, and it happens about once every 68 years. The supermoon as we know it will happen tonight. The light that illuminates the earth seems to welcome Alpha and Beta candidates for the next life. "Don't be nervous, Rome." Nick hit Romeo on the shoulder. They were wearing red and gold robes, not forgetting the crowns perched on each head. Romeo laughed at the joke of his future leader. "Am I that obvious?"

Kas squeals and stands up, preventing Bronx from taking another dig at me. “Menae? Hmm. I saw something about that in a more recent book. Let me go get it.” Reggie looks at the page in Kas’s book then gets a book he was looking at. “The Menae are fifty children of the Moon Goddess and the human king Endymion. Modern times say they represent the fifty months of the four-year Olympiad cycle.”

As Naya went about her morning routine, she realized that she had some important tasks to attend to with the other maidens of the pack. She quickly got ready and went to gather them all, calling upon them to join her for a morning offering to the Moon Goddess. Together, they made their way to the pack's central gathering place, where they lit candles and incense, and knelt before the altar to offer their prayers and gratitude to the Moon Goddess. As the maidens finished their offerings, Naya took a moment to thank them for their dedication and hard work, and to remind them of the importance of their role in the pack.

“Before the ceremony begins, is there anything you can tell me about it?” He lets out a breath. “In our culture we call it a Sending. It is a way to guide their souls home.” I nod. “Ascension so that they may be at peace.” He nods. “Yes, Sugar.” I hear voices rise and fall in an eerie cadence. “We don’t bury our dead as humans do. When a pack member dies, we wait for the moon. We shift and circle the bodies howling our farewells and allowing those howls to drift upwards to the moon. Guiding the souls there, and then we shift into our human forms and burn the bodies in the fires that you see.”

The glow brightened. Then suddenly— Another faint light appeared beside it. A softer glow. Pale blue. Luna’s eyes snapped open. “What was that?” Mira smiled. “The Moon of Tides.” Luna stared at the glowing energy in her hand. “I can use other moons too?” “Not all of them,” Mira explained. “But some may answer your call.” Kael and Aeron watched from the hill below. Aeron whispered. “That’s new.” Kael nodded slowly. “And powerful.”

"It is with great joy that I call upon you all this evening. The Moon Goddess has worked in your favors this time." The girls, confused, begin whispering amongst themselves, wondering what the hell he means. Linda's eyes sparkles with questions as she moves closer to her father's side. Alpha Storm places an arm around her shoulder, then continues. "As you all know, I went to the North for a while a few weeks ago..." Everyone stops talking, holding their breaths. I wrap an edge of my gown over my wound, biting my bottom lip at the searing pain. "The new Northern Alpha is yet to find his mate. The Redwood Pack has never been lucky in producing a Luna for the North, but perhaps..." He looks dow

“What about it?” I clear my throat, catching the edge of irritation in his voice. “Uhm… it’s a moon.” He glances down at it, but he can’t see most of it. I marked him near his neck. “So?” “So… mine is a sun. Isn’t everyone whose mate is from Dun’s Crossing marked with a sun?” His eyebrows furrow. “Yeah, I guess so. I never really paid much attention. Is the moon a sign you’re from Escuro?”

Vienna's POV: The wedding ceremony was being held on a moonless night. Unlike Camden Falls, where ceremonies were bathed in the moon’s silver glow, the Northern Pack believed that on such nights, the Moon Goddess took her leave from the sky to walk among her children. It was a beautiful thought—one that filled my heart with warmth, as did my reflection in the polished bronze mirror before me.

For a moment, he simply looked at her, his thumb brushing away the tears on her cheek, then he leaned in and pressed a gentle kiss to her forehead. “What about the Moonmark?” Thayne asked after a moment, his voice low. “What is it and where are you supposed to find it?” Naya drew in a breath, her eyes filled with exhaustion. “It’s a divine mark from the Moon Goddess,” she explained. “It’s given only to her chosen descendant…the one destined to either protect or destroy a realm. Riven learned of it long ago. According to our elders, he became obsessed with finding it. And now…” she paused, meeting Thayne’s eyes, “I’ve already found it.”