Kagura Mother Novels & Stories

"It has been a thousand years since I first saw you, and the last time we had a conversation. You've been sleeping for a long time. Your memories are not that tight. But I only regained mine. The highest supreme being just granted me my memory, and I know what I'm saying is right." I looked at Venus, the goddess of the moon, and said, "Kindly do some visuals for my girl while I do the honor of talking." "Did I say you have the right to talk? What if you lied to my face?" asks Kagome. "Don't let her talk, Kagome. He will spit some lies and we both know that all of the nine-tailed did." As my tears continued to drop, I laughed. Quietly, until it begins to resound.

Keyla heard from afar that his mother was having a coughing fit. *wait a minute, I'll go to her* Keyla knocked and went in, Kojiro should wait outside *hello Ms. Hyuga, how long has your cough been? * she wanted to know now *so strong since today* just brought her out *I'll be right back* Keyla went to Kojiro *do you have a flashlight with you? * he didn't answer at all, but had already disappeared and brought Keyla the flashlight she had asked for. Keyla went back to his mother.

Instead, I focused on the smiles and neutral faces of some people. Kabir, as if he didn’t even hear the disturbing murmurs, continued. But this time, the aura around him became even more dominant, aggressive, and majestic, making the crowd move back with pale faces. He squeezed my palm, then raised my hand high. His dark eyes swept around the faces of the people, then his cold, dominant voice rang out toward every corner of the crowd. “This is not me asking for permission. This is not me just telling you all who your future Luna is. Kaida here is your future Luna, my mate recognized by the Moon Goddess, and… the mother of my pup, which is growing in her belly.”

he shouted, not sure who he was asking. The middle child closed his eyes. “She made a promise,” he said. “Not to the Dark. To the house.” --- Memory bled into the room. They saw their mother kneeling, long before her death, fingers digging into the earth beneath the floor. They saw her burying something wrapped in cloth — something that moved. They heard her voice cracking as she swore protection, shelter, inheritance. Take me instead, Lerato had pleaded. Leave them. The promise had been accepted. But not completed.

"Mr. Kim told me that there is a Mother’s temple where you are. And send me pictures, it’s an opportunity I can’t miss. We can also use it for Sera training." She hung up without saying goodbye and the younger ones rushed to obey. Getting dressed quickly, they ran to the place. The Mother’s temple there was much larger than that of Wolf Paws. There was a huge statue of her and two wolves in front of her. However, it was necessary to climb a ladder to get to it. Next to the statue, there were two cauldrons to be lit and a torch next to it that did not go out. Karim took pictures for the teacher and sent them. Sera lit the cauldrons and looked at her next challenge. There was a big well in fro

“What did he mean by that? Why would Akira think you’re so important to her plan?” Kaida hesitated, her gaze dropping to the map. “Atlas, there’s something you need to know. Something my father told me about our bloodline.” I leaned forward, my attention fully on her. “Go on.” She took a deep breath. “My mother came from a line of wolves blessed by the Moon Goddess herself. They were given extraordinary gifts—strength, speed, and, in rare cases, powers that go beyond the physical. My father believes that gift runs through me.”

I know he heard me, but he ignored me. “It will untimely be up to the Councils. I promise we will give our recommendation that only you take responsibility.” Alpha Ashwood looked around at the other Alphas. They all nodded in agreement. “Her mother’s name was Hyun Ara, and she was a 5,000-year-old nine-tailed fox goddess or a Gumiho.” The lack of emotion in my father’s voice and face as he spoke about my mother burned me intensely. He honestly felt nothing for the goddess he killed.

It was then followed by a large group of birds flying from the forest and soaring toward the full moon in the night sky. “Kagura, as expected, our people are undercover amidst the enemies you face this time, so you have to distinguish clearly which ones are our own.” Kagura was torned right away. He answered, “Master, this command of yours is challenging, even if I have the list of our secret agents with me, but I don’t know them, do I?” “Not exactly… you can recognize them for sure. Haven’t you always wanted to know who I am? I’ll show you now.”

Her eyes looked wild and full of fury, her lips pulled back over her teeth and her canines extended before my eyes. “Ahh… okay” I groaned, the pressure on my chin starting to ache. “The last Triple Goddess died two hundred and sixty-four years ago. She had very limited powers but was able to move small amounts of water. She died in her sleep at the age of ninety-six. There hasn’t been another since then” I spoke softly and slowly. Hina let go of my chin and roughly threw my face out of her hand. She stood up and huffed in annoyance.

My mother shouted, and everyone paused for a second to understand what she meant. My mother rose, bruised and staggering, with a sharp, glistening knife in her hand. "Under the power of the moon goddess, I, Mara, the mother of Selene, sacrifice my life to prevent anyone from killing her daughter. Anyone who takes her life will bring an eternal curse to this pack!" She decreed, her sharp voice cutting through the entire hall, and everyone froze as they watched her in surprise as she stabbed herself continuously while looking straight at me with compassion in her eyes.