Kumpulan Cerita Lupus Novels & Stories

They are dream mates if the other accepts. "How she can make up all that stuff baffles me. She claims that the lupus garous speak like humans when they transform into wolves, stand up straight, and worse. When they transform into wolves, their garments disappear and magically reappear when they return to human form. Silva scoffed, "She can't expose our actual nature. Additionally, I admire how her lupus garous forms sincere, genuine relationships. That is the sort of stuff we deserve. Your sister claimed Lucian admitted to her that he followed her because he dreamed of her. But in reality, she fell short of his expectations. There are numerous rumors that Lucian's father, grandfather, and a

another council member questioned. “What’s the name of the illness?” “Is it airborne?” “Is it contagious by touch?” Cassia took a breath. “I’ll answer all your questions. I recognized the symptoms through my studies. The disease is called Lupenthera. It’s a bloodborne virus, not airborne, and not spread through touch. I don’t yet know the source, but I’ll find it. For now, we must remain cautious, even with the cure in hand.” The council members nodded in understanding, their anxiety easing.

I never expected that from Kieran, and I never expected that he would be amongst the first faces I would see when I finally came around. The doctor had wasted no time in telling me my recovery was nothing short of a miracle. In his words, they'd lost all hope when it came to my cause. It had taken them forever to detect what the cause of my illness was, and had taken even more time to finally get it out. I'd ingested lupine, one of the most dangerous substances to werewolves. I had no idea how it had gotten into my system, but the doctor reassured me that there was no need thinking about it any longer. It was gone now, and I needed to focus mainly on getting better.

We both looked up to the twinkling lights on the pod ceiling. “Lupus is a very old constellation. The Greeks called it ‘Therium’ which means ‘wild animal’ and the Romans called it ‘Beastia’, translated to ‘beast’.” Aiden looked proud by the information he was revealing. “What is the story behind it?” I asked, enthusiastic to know more. I was fascinated by most history, so this most definitely intrigued me. “Well, there are two Greek legends with regards to whom or what Lupus was. The first, was a wolf speared by a centaur in readiness for sacrifice. There is another constellation close to Lupus called ‘The Alter’, which is said to connect the two together…”

Pearl moved her long braids aside, and we saw a small star. “Their hearts just stopped? A star?” I was genuinely puzzled and perplexed at the meaning and the sacrifice. “There are 11 families that still carry this star. We don’t know how long or for how many generations this will continue. We call ourselves the Lupus constellation. We continued to meet secretly and never talked about this with outsiders of the Lupus constellation. Both the new Beta and Gamma have stars. We did everything we could to protect you from Reid and support you from the shadows.” Pearl wiped away a few stray tears.

Ten seconds passed then twenty, and I wondered if he trying to recollect all he knew about the creatures. “The Lupine Humans are a well known myth Kaldar, and the humans may even call them the werewolf,” he said. “But… Do you think they could be any kind of truth to their existence?” I asked. “That’s like asking me there is truth behind the existence of dragons.” “Oh… I just thought that… Never mind,” I resented to just staring out the window and keeping my thoughts to myself. “Although.” And my head shut up from the window, ears alert and eyes wide.

I quickly lowered my hand as she turned back around. “You know,” she said in a somewhat dreamy, thoughtful voice, “when I went to school here, there was a similar string of illnesses. We called it Lupine Syndrome. It was really a rabies outbreak, though. At least, that was what the head doctors here said at the time.” My eyes widened momentarily as a million things started to race through my mind. Had werewolves been biting people back then, too? I felt my curiosity get the best of me. “Can you tell me more about what it was like when you went to school here?”

“But Archer will kill me if I don’t. I can’t be dead!” A bitter laugh escaped my lips, the sound harsh and unforgiving. “You’re already half-dead!” I whispered, my words cutting through the air like a knife. Lupus’s eyes widened in shock. “How did you know Lupuses are dead?” I sighed, the weight of the situation pressing down on me like a heavy shroud. In the quiet corners of my library, I had stumbled stories of mythical creatures that were said to roam the earth, cursed and damned for their sins. Lupus had been one of those creatures.

“She had a very weak immune system so her body easily gave in to a lot of diseases. She was sick most of the time and it seemed to get worse during her pregnancy. Something happened during delivery and we lost Chipego. “It was a boy. Luyando was a fighter so she came out first…but her brother wasn’t much of a fighter.” He closed his eyes as if to keep the pain of the whole experience shut in the past where it belonged. “Chipego gave his mother a hard time and by the time he finally came out, it was already too late.” Martha placed her hand over her mouth while Tulani appeared utterly shocked by the revelations, his mouth wide open. It finally made sense why Luyando ended up with twins of her

“I thought they were weak and oblivious to the supernatural world.” “Yeah, that’s mostly the case but there are stories. Stories written by our kind and published here.” Lupa said. “Stories exposing our rituals, our existence and how to do things that humans shouldn’t know about. Most humans take the stories as fiction but there are still some that believe the stories to the extent of actually trying out the rituals. I’m thinking this human stumbled on a book about demons and decided to try it.”