Lelouch Resurrected Novels & Stories

We all intently listened to her because we are too eager to learn about our zodiac’s history. “As Goddess Lumia visited the denuded battle field of the first Holy War, she arrived there witnessing the resurrection of dead soldiers and angels that participated in the said war. The land was also healed bringing back to its former state. The one who did it was the god of medicine, Ophiuchus. He used all his life force to heal the whole realm of god from the damage it got from the Holy War. But he failed to bring the twelve gods and goddesses into life again because their spirit were already one with the crystals Goddess Lumia had made and they already decided to protect the peace and order in t

"To save it, you must find the heart of its memory and make it beat again. You must be ready, Scribe. For this, you will not be restoring a flower or a bridge. You will be resurrecting a ghost." Liora looked down at the dying village, her heart pounding with a mixture of fear and grim determination. This was it. The first real test. The first battleground in the war against nothingness. She looked at Ashiel, at Ronan, at Elara and Finn. She felt the weight of the journal and the potential of the ashes in the urn. "Then let's go find its heart," Liora said, and started walking down the hill towards the silence.

“Ok, I know you are Selene, but I feel like it's best we act like strangers if we really want to scale through this.” “What do you mean?” She questioned immediately that I had dropped the last word. I understood she was still confused, and I was racking my head on how to put my words together to make more sense this time, but they weren't coming forth. “How do you know I am Selene with this face and body? I was reborn to be Alpha Kieran’s Luna, and everything about it all hasn't been my personality or who I was. Adapting here has been quite difficult, and to think that this same Alpha Kieran is responsible for my death before I was reborn makes me hate him even more, but…”

⸻ Selene watched him from the edge of the clearing later that night. He stood still, eyes closed, as if listening to something only he could hear. That unsettled her. She had spent years ensuring Lyra’s memory faded into myth. Ensuring the pack remembered her as a traitor. If the reborn Luna truly carried memory— No. That was impossible. Rebirth did not carry full consciousness. It couldn’t. Selene clenched her jaw. She would not lose everything to superstition. ⸻ Aria felt the moment he stepped into the forest searching for her.

I stare at the pages—ancient handwriting and faded sketches of herbs intertwined with magical symbols. “When I woke, I felt this pull. Like something in me…shifted. It made me see things I missed the first time.” Emma is silent as she thinks for a moment. “Like I said, I can't say for certain now. We'll have to learn more, see if we can tap into the power if it's there. But there is also another possibility. Elena…she might have brought you back.” She lets the thought trail off. “Rebirth isn't unheard of.”

In the infirmary, Alexander lay on the stone bed, his face as pale as paper. Lyla avoided his gaze and spoke solemnly. "The silverbane has eaten away your wolf. It's gone. It'll never return." He had once been the pride of the pack, a ruler who could tear through the night itself. Now, he was only an empty shell, stripped of his spirit. Alexander closed his eyes in pain, but a single figure stubbornly appeared in his mind.

She continued screaming while slashing me. I felt pain, immense pain, but I couldn't even flinch a little. My heartbeat was now fading fast, but I felt something crawling on my body from everywhere. I wanted to laugh at my luck, but tears dropped from the corners of my eyes. Leeches were now crawling over my body, trying to suck as much blood as they could. "That husband of yours was supposed to kill you on your first night after marriage, but he decided to mark you and made you the most powerful Luna. Why? Why?" She continued screaming while recalling every big and small incident of my life.

Logan carefully put me down, then charged at Niles and they started fighting fiercely. My back hurt so much that I gasped for air. But just then, a bold idea flashed through my mind. Looking at Sophie acting crazy, I knew we couldn't keep the rebirth secret any longer. But more than the rebirth, I needed to create a role for myself. One that could guide Logan to the path I wanted. Logan and Niles were natural enemies. They fought many times. No one had won yet. While Logan was distracted, Niles grabbed Sophie and ran.

It was the other man who made the suggestion, and both of them made a solemn oath to each other that they would never again discuss what happened that night. Before they eventually made their way home that night, they hurriedly dumped the corpses of Mr and Mrs Blair into the ocean and got rid of every piece of evidence that they could find before they did so... ****************** "A Luna has been reincarnated in two separate bodies, and her fate has been divided as a result of the curse that she carries. One will usher in an era of tranquility for the human race, while the second will usher in an era of calamity for her kind!"

A folded strip of yellowed paper slid onto the table. No one moved. It was so old that the edges crumbled slightly. Damian unfolded it with extraordinary care. There were only two lines written inside. The truth belongs beneath the first Luna. Beneath that… A symbol. I stared at it. Then every hair on my arms stood up. “I’ve seen that before.” Damian looked at me immediately. “Where?” I searched my memory. It had been years. Maybe longer. Then suddenly…i remembered. “The old mausoleum.”