Kya The Legend Of Korra の小説・ストーリー

“You should keep the secret you are the daughter of the Moon Goddess; many creatures may harm you. The blood of a goddess can bring back life. You are not exempted into the harsh reality of living.” I nodded at them. “How come I am the Legendary Luna?” All I know is I was born human. This makes sense, I am born without a parent and I am quietly different from humans. I look at the moon. “Why the goddess let her child experience the cruelty of the world?” I suddenly longed for a love of a mother. All this time, I have a mother. “We don’t know the answer, but you should keep it as a secret even with the Alpha.” I look at them but they look away.

'Do you still remember that legend your mother used to tell us when we were just kids?' 'I'm not sure if you're going to believe me now because I did the same when Ferlah told me this. But I'm telling you the truth whether you believe me or not. Ferlah...is here to stop the history from repeating itself. Everything from that legend was real.' Keir's voice echoed in his head again. But no matter how many times he played it in his mind, he saw no connection from that legend and what Keir had told him.

As they burned, they disappeared into thin air, never to be seen or heard of again. Two were left at last. "Why do you fight our queen, do you think you'd defeat her." One of them asked. Here, I realized who had sent them. It was the luna queen, Pandora. These were fellow hybrids like her. "She'll defeat you at last even if you defeat us." The other threatened.

Amaryah also realized it. He wants time to observe and make sure she really is just some homeless nobody who happened to look so much like the person he knows, or used to know. He is even confident that the girl will eventually give herself away. Because that's just how Amaryah is. Or used to be. At this time, Amaryah was also a bit taken aback when she realized what the witches meant as well. What better place is there to train her body than the Mist Mountains, where His Highness Yaron Lucian lives, the place well-known for being one of the most spiritually abundant mountains mortals are allowed by the gods to inhabit?

Korra geared me. Her words sank deep, cutting through the noise in my head. I nodded slowly. “Okay. Yeah! I've got this! I am Lyra, daughter of Aurora, the last bloodline of the moon!” I bit hard on my lips. Korra placed her hand on my shoulder before rising. “I’ll step outside and let you do this on your own.” We both nodded at each other before she took her leave, her footsteps slowly fading behind me. I took in a deep breath, then another, staring at the flickering candles, then at the crystal resting like a sleeping star on the footstool. My palms hovered above it.

Wenna said. “Fireheart is a legend,” said a woman from the back. “It’s just a story the people from Namandu tell their children so they won’t feel bad for not possessing any magic. Besides, Fireheart could wield lightning. No one who could wield lightning has been discovered in centuries.”

"You are valuable, Korra. To this pack, to my son, and apparently to forces we are still trying to understand. Don't throw your life away on a suicide mission." Kael joined them, armed and armored. "Ready?" Korra looked at him, her mate, her anchor, the person who had believed in her when no one else did. Then she looked at Rhyker, who had finally accepted her after everything she had done to prove herself. "Ready," she said. As they rode toward the eastern villages, Korra clutched her mother's journal and felt the pendant pulse against her chest in rhythm with her racing heart. Behind them, hidden in the shadows of the pack house, Liora watched them leave. She pulled out a small communicati

Brianna joined in to help her sister, but I had Tracy in a tight lock and I wasn't going to loosen up even if the world was ending. Unfortunately, my anger was short-lived. I fell back as a cold and thunderous voice rumbled through the air. “What in Gaia's sake is happening here?” Her voice cut through my bone line razor sharp blade. Her heels clicked on the floor, pulling an unnerving cloud of fear with her. “Lena, you'd better have a perfect explanation, or I'm gonna skin you alive for trying to harm my daughters!” She snapped.