Lenda Novels & Stories

After a few moments, she steps back from me. “Something about her bothers me.” “What do you mean Ida?” “Her visions, why were they wrong?” I had thought of that from the first time Liana had said she had seen a rogue wolf in her visions. Why were her visions wrong? “I have a plan but I need to be alone with her.” Ida says. “That will be a problem Ida. She is the Luna, how can we get her alone?” “We should try.” How do I get Liana alone?

There are seven Oracles in the Lycaon palace, but one of them was the most powerful and closest to the moon goddess as everyone believed. Her name is Cordelia. She was a popular oracle, talked about around all werewolf and Lycan packs. As we approached her shrine, goose bumps started to creep up my skin, along with a banging headache. I started to panic. Ever since the incident where Draven got shot, I haven’t had this recurring headache. I wanted to believe it was gone forever but as I started to feel the pain, fear crept in.

"I believe lord Xota isn't aware of this? Or is he?" "We just found out he has been aware for a while now without telling us anything." I released a frustrating scoff. Landa on the other hand was looking exhausted and weak in the chair next to the chest length table. "Who's Landa's son then? If you tell me the same one we saw, then why is he a werewolf? And what's the deal with that one that looked the same as the other in Dandelion? How come?" Lemgam glanced up at me then he shifted his eyes toward the trembling Landa. It took him more than a moment before he was able to come through. Meanwhile, I was already next to Landa. Comforting her while we hear from Lemgam.

His patrol bow their heads in respect as he shifts. “Guardian Lily, Guardian Leana. I am Alpha Leonardo. It’s nice to meet you both. Do I understand that you want to cross my territory?” “Yes, Alpha, that is correct. We are going to Araphyra.” “Is it true that you can tell when someone it lying?” He asks and I look at Leana. It was her mother’s Guardian gift and Leana inherited it. “Yes, I can.” Leana says.

“Yes!” Luna answered without hesitation. As long as she could save Andrius, she would give up her soul or her mortal body. “Good! I didn’t misjudge you.” Lethe smiled meaningfully. “Then, follow me.” With that, she walked ahead. The two arrived at a certain place by the River Styx, and Lethe dug out something from the ground. “This is the mnemonia.” Lethe handed it to Luna and said, “When you need to use it, just mix it with another water from Hell. Also, you’ve been delayed for a while. Time is running out.

CHAPTER 49 INFINITE Island of LUAHU Cloudy Evening, 26℃ Day: Tuesday Time: Infinite America was once again standing on the west part of LUAHU and she has been staring into the horizon for quite some time now. She has been filled with so many thoughts in her head and at night she thinks of how to get away from all her nightmares and her heartbreak. She has been on that cliff for a while thinking about how to solve the entire mystery and curse by herself when she doesn’t even know where to start.

With the stardust pendant clutched tightly in her right hand, Leesa uttered a single word. “Ariandre.” At the same time, she visualized an image of the beautiful centaur. For a few moments, nothing happened. Ralin, Dominic and Cali watched her expectantly, wondering what she was trying to do. Only Rave knew about the pendant’s power to summon Ariandre, but even he and Leesa did not know exactly what to expect—only that Ariandre had told Leesa to hold the pendant and say her name, and she would come if she could. How she would appear, and how long it would take, neither had any idea.

He stepped toward me with his hand reaching for my face. “Your eyes are a rare azure blue and stormy silver. Like a gem. It must be hard to go around with eyes like those, and hair with that tint in it.” He grabbed a strand of my hair, and looked at it. His face was in awe, but also had a hint of wonder. What was he thinking? “My name is Layla. What is yours?” I asked again, trying to get an answer. He was still looking at my hair. “Theodore..” He dropped my hair, and stepped back.

They outnumbered the home team by a considerable margin Lenda could see the writing on the wall, but she had a desperate look in her eyes. She yanked a chain from around her neck. There was a large, crystal pendant hanging from it. She held it over her head, and there was a crack like thunder and wave of pressure knocked everyone off their feet, including Lenda and her soldiers. The spinning arms on the sticks had been blown off, making them useless, but the eunuchs were all lying unconscious anyway. As were the women, of both sides.

Caleb gripped the steering wheel tightly. “Caleb?” Through clenched teeth, he said, “She was a redhead, Diana. He’s a red lupus garou looking for a mate. There must be a shortage of eligible females in the area.” Diana's throat felt parched as if she’d crossed the Badlands without a lick of water.