Lachrymose Lake Novels & Stories

There was a trace of disappointment in Dane’s eyes. I smiled faintly. “It’s really nothing. Are you free tonight? Let’s have dinner.” I invited Dane out, successfully changing the subject. “Sure.” Moon Lake was on the outskirts of Los Angeles, nestled deep in the valley, surrounded by lush green hills and the sound of birdsong. The scenery was picturesque and tranquil. During a full moon, the moon’s reflection covered the entire lake, which is how it got its name. I picked a quiet grove by the lake. “The view’s nice here. Let’s start.”

By then, the Luna got to see the view of the lake. Located deep in the East of the small valley, there was an emerald green lake. Surrounded by gentler slopes the lake was not that large, but it was decent. Turn out, the gurgling sound they had heard before was echoed from the small waterfall on one side of the lake. Sunlight reflected itself on the surface of the lake, making the lake’s surface look like it was encrusted with diamonds. The most sparkling diamonds of all time. The sight was beautiful, to say the least.

Obviously, that fight ended with me and the girl who started those rumors grounded but she got scolded by alpha Maxwell himself so I can’t complain, since that anyone has never said anything else about my parents nor my sisters. I swing my head to ward off these thoughts while I continue my run, I still have half an hour until I have to go back to get ready for school and only have another 5 miles to run, I think today I'll go rest on the lakeside a little bit. The lake is located in the heart of the pack. Literally. The Moon’s Warriors pack has been built around a huge lake and it had its fauna and flora around it preserved so it was quite peaceful coming here. I sit by the lake and take in

She knew Circe was still there, somewhere inside—but that didn’t make the emptiness disappear. The forest that lined the road to Blue Moon Pack stretched endlessly, towering evergreens swaying under the cool mountain wind. Lydia’s window was half open, letting in the scent of moss, pine, and something else—faint traces of wolf and Lycan mingled in the air, ancient and pulsing with quiet power.

friend" but you are not part of the pack. Now you may say your goodbyes, we have a wedding to get to." I approach David and before I reach out to hug him, I hear Alpha in my mind again. "Don't touch him. YOU ARE MINE!" I turn to face him "I am yours. but you said to say our goodbyes. I say Goodbyes with a hug. Grant me this last contact please and I will never touch him again Alpha." A low growl escapes, "My Luna requests one last hug, keep your hands on her upper back. Any lower and I'll rip your hands off."

"You haven't reached your age yet. You haven't even met your wolf yet." Hearing that, I opened my eyes slowly. My blue eyes that blended with the grey, could see his face that was already blushing faintly. I stare at him with a faint smile. I raised both my hands to cup Kai's cheeks. I gently opened my mouth and said, "The day after tomorrow is my coming-of-age ceremony, Kai. I will turn eighteen and experience awakening. I will meet my wolf," I said. "And I believe that you are my mate, Kai."

Alone, I slowly crawl out to see the pack crowding around Lace and Mika, some Omegas already cleaning the mess caused by the intruders as the rest block the site of the lake from the sibling pair but I see everything. The lake is died red in spots where bodies of wolves with the scent of those last night lay, the ground holding small puddles but not of the lake water. What hurts the most is seeing the Alpha and Luna both missing their head and both dead just at the edge where the water slowly laps at their fallen form. A sight that Mika and Lace are forbidden to see and protected from while I stand away from everyone.

TESSA I didn’t know how long I had been there. The lake lay still before me, dark as a sheet of glass, reflecting the rising moon and the gold-streaked sky above it before the last traces of light completely vanished. My eyes were puffy—perhaps even a shade of red. I had cried for far too long, and here I was, reduced to this state. A small chuckle escaped my lips as I caught a glimpse of my reflection in the darkening waters. My eyes looked like they had been devoured by a hundred cockroaches. However, that fleeting amusement faded quickly when I remembered the situation I was in.

At last, their prayers were answered. After three days of looking, the pair found a lake named Heavenfrost Lake under a mountain west of Azure Dragon Lake. It looked just like any other lake, but Felix was able to tell upon taking a sip of the lake's water that it contained traces of faint energy aura. That night, they saw a creature akin to an azure dragon swimming around on the surface of the lake. It appeared very briefly, and Wilbur knew at once that it was formed out of Azure Dragon aura for sure.

The lake was so wide and so deep, it never froze completely over. Her face softened as she watched ripples echo over its surface. The sun beamed on her face, flushing her cheeks to a rosy red, matching the color of her red tipped nose. The violet in her eyes sparkled like cool diamond gems, mimicking the blue glacial hue of the lake below.