Lamia Stories Novels & Stories

She laughed. "So what's the use of Castro high and Velandra?" she asked so Fly and I widened our eyes. "Are they with us?" I asked, Fly nodded and laughed. "The owner of Castro and Velandra heard Mommy and I talking, so they volunteered to join the fight to get Moon and bring down Moonlight." she said and crossed her arms. "It's said that the heads of the Moonlight people are getting bigger so they will come, another one. We are with my Aunt, you forgot that she is what the MLA winners want to see and she is also the target of the Admiral and Admin." she said so I laughed out loud.

I asked remembering Liam want to see her later in his office, I made her seat back but this time on my laps and me sitting on the mini chair in our room “What happened, is it about the meeting you guys had yesterday” she asked eagerly “Have you met Hannah before or heard of her name” I asked “You mean Luna Hannah” she inquired “Yes” I confirmed “No, I met her here for the first time but have heard that name before but I don’t think it’s her because two adults, I thinks they are husband and wife and they have come to him to sell their daughter to which he was going to marry but everything changed when they couldn’t bring her and he started picking ladies and was maltreating them” she expla

I said “Well do you want the short story or the long story,” Alpha James said. “Just, tell me however you remember,” Luna Lilith said walking behind Alpha James. I just nod in agreement. “Well you where just a kid Sabrina your parents they got into a terrible accident, I was just out for my daily run and I heard the crash and I ran toward where the crash had happen and I got there your dad and mother wanted me to save you before them. When I tried to get to them after I got you out the care blew up,” Alpha James said. He put his head down in shame.

“That’s why I’m here.” Elder Marcus’s thin lips pressed into a disapproving line. “The council chamber is no place for a child, regardless of her bloodline.” “I’m not a child.” Sabrina moved to the table, placing her notebook and the ancient texts before her. “I’m the future Luna, and I have concerns about the Harem tradition.” A ripple of murmurs passed through the Elders. Her father’s expression darkened. “This isn’t the time—“ “It’s exactly the time.” Sabrina opened her notebook to the marked page. “In the last twenty years, seventeen men have died in Harem systems across our allied packs. All officially recorded as accidents or honourable duels.”

The other side was completely bare, a blank canvas waiting for me. A girl was sitting on the bed on the neat side, engrossed in a thick book. She had soft brown hair tied back in a braid and wore simple gray robes. She looked up as I closed the door behind me, her expression neutral. “Oh,” she said, her voice quiet. “You must be the new girl. I’m Elara.” “I’m Fiona,” I replied, walking over to the empty side of the room. “I know,” she said, not unkindly. “The whole school is already talking about you. The new powerless hybrid who is the spitting image of the girl from the legend.”

She knew that this was her chance to rescue Jaxon, to reclaim the light that had been stolen from them. "I will do whatever it takes," Luna declared, her voice unwavering. Elara nodded, her voice filled with ancient wisdom. "Beyond this chamber lies the Mirror of Souls. It holds the reflection of your truest self, the light that can vanquish the darkness. But be warned, Luna, the journey ahead is perilous, and the Veil of Shadows will do everything in its power to stop you." As Luna prepared to face the unknown, Elara's words resonated within her. She steeled her resolve, drawing upon the love and strength that burned in her heart. With each step, she felt a surge of energy, a connection to

I felt so ashamed as their laugh echoed and filled the room. "You think she is Luna?" Gabrie asked and I nodded and they started laughing again, I was getting both embarrassed and infuriated at this point. "Gosh no, I am not the Luna, Gabriel is my brother, I am the Lycan princess, a much more honorable title," Kiara spoke with so much finesse in her tone, gesturing with her fingers. "I am sorry, I had only assumed that she…. That she would be…. She was…." I didn't seem to get any word out, as I kept stuttering so I kept quiet.

He scrubbed a hand over his face. “Your eyes what?” I demanded. “They uh… The pupils had the shape of a sword or cross in them, they went away after a while, but we noticed them right after the pain, when these marks appeared, burned into us.” The Beta looked at Lamia, questioningly and hopefully, like she may have an answer. “We um… completed the mating process last night, it was a little different, but I don’t think…” She started and then stopped, green eyes opening wide and she turned in my arms “Mathias, do you think? What Odeia said, about my four knights?"

She knew about the war and read some of the books about it, but it doesn’t contain enough information. "Lamia demigod; a last of her kind vowed to protect a powerful stone that holds magic. She protects the balance of the supernatural world. She lives in the cave in the Southern part of the Amorthon Kingdom of Wolves,” Thorin paused and when he saw his student’s reaction, he smiled. They eagerly listened to Thorin speak about it. History may be a boring subject, but the war of the supernatural was an interesting topic.

“Hubby, have you heard of the Lamiai Clan?” “The Lamiai Clan?” Andrius looked at her and frowned. “It’s said to be an ancient race from a long time ago. They’re an extremely evil race despised by the world. Why are you suddenly asking about this?” Luna’s heart chilled at his words. She looked up, her beautiful eyes staring at him intently like a child who had done something wrong. She asked pitifully, “Why do you think that, hubby?” Andrius found her reaction strange but explained patiently, “I heard that the Lamiai Clan is cunning and treacherous, committing all kinds of evil deeds. In history, there have been instances of lamias taking human forms and causing disasters.