Kazuha X Lumine Novels & Stories

“Forget Zenith. I will find another Alpha for you. Someone equally strong and handsome. Stop destroying yourself over this.” A bitter laugh escaped her lips. “Is there anyone in this world equal to Zenith?” she demanded. Arthur fell silent. He couldn’t think of anyone. Nikita gritted her teeth. “Lina, stop asking foolish questions and listen to your father.” “Foolish questions?” Keroline whipped around to face her mother. “Do you really think they're foolish, or are you trying to hide your own failure?” Nikita stared at her in disbelief. “Zenith is mine!” Keroline pointed at herself. Her eyes blazed with obsession. “I have been manifesting to become his Luna for months. I don't care who he c

“I think she didn’t die, she is back. I said and he took a swift turn to look at me before signalling with his hand asking who was back. “The rightful Luna of the Pack and betrothed to the Alpha Karl is back but the only thing is she has lost her memory and can’t remember anything, I even heard Alpha Karl call her Avery I guess it’s a name he gave to her to have an identity,” I said waiting for a reaction because we had somehow plotted and I had made sure to do the job of taking Naya Rose the supposed Luna out and so she wouldn’t ever come back but I was wrong I didn’t kill her.

"Carla, I never thought you'd go so far just for my attention. You even broke our bond while the contract is still valid! I'm really disappointed in you. I think Amy should take over as Luna for now. You'd better spend the next few days reflecting on what you have done." Amy was so excited, she could hardly contain herself. Honestly, I was quite impressed as I watched the two of them put on a show. Even Zack, who was always so steady, couldn't help but burst out laughing. "What are you laughing at, Zack? You lost! Don't forget, you lost to me three years ago. You're still that same loser even now!" Johnny hollered. I impatiently tossed the mate bond dissolution application onto the table in

"Those people will kill you without feeling remorse if they find out you're here. Swear it. Upon the Moon Goddess." I groaned. "I swear it upon the Moon Goddess that I won't leave this spot. Satisfied now?" He stared at me for long moments, his beautiful blue eyes locked into mine, and then he nodded with satisfaction. "Alright. Wait here." I waited until he was safely in the forest, then turned the opposite way he'd gone. I broke my promise and left the spot I was crouching, then slowly began to circle the perimeter of the forest, towards where the murderers stood on the edge of the garden.

It was so beautiful and calming. “Beautiful, right?” the warrior asked. I nodded. “How did you know about this beautiful place?” I asked. “I stumbled upon it one day. Have fun.” He inclined his head and retreated to a distance, joining the other warrior. “Pretty!” Lumina said, clutching a fistful of flowers. Most of them bent or broke in her tight grip, which was funny because she was actually trying to be careful with them. She held them up proudly to me. “For you, Mama.” She smiled.

It was a race of power, if the hexer lost their lives before Lavelle, Lavelle will be free but if Lavelle dies before they all do then they win. She fell on her knees growling hard and went wild. It was horrifying to watch. “AHHHHHHH!” She screamed with too much power. All their lamp was broken, and the only light left was the fire surrounding her. The second time they repeat the ritual a strong wind tried to blow them away. From afar through the broken window, Kaizu and his group were watching their Queen scream in pain. The first time that he felt emotionally hurt after he was turned. They seemed to share the same grief as their Queen. Yonna lost her playful smile and turned teary-eyed.

I felt it trying to crawl into me, into him and into the space between us. Kael gasped, his knees buckling. “Lyra...” I pulled him closer, pressing my forehead to his. “Don’t fight me. Just hold on.” He nodded weakly. “Always.” Our marks fused one last time, gold and crimson twisting until the colors became silver, not bright, but steady, like moonlight. The ground shook. The Hollow screamed again, then its voice fractured and splintered into whispers before fading completely. When the light faded, the air was still.