Lifting The Curse Novels & Stories

“ But I barely got married! “ Maarifa lets out tears. “Is not fair.” “ I said the gods would punish you. “ Lussandra. “Seriously mom... My husband is dying and the only thing you think about is that.” Lussandra sighed and walked away, going to meet Jamaia who was getting ready to leave. “ What curse would be so strong that it could not be undone?” Jamaia approached Lussandra's ear: “ Your daughter is a sorceress, take care of her and help her, before it's too late!” “Do you think my little one..."

Lily hesitated before opening it, her fingers trembling slightly as she read the words written by her ancestor: "To those who come after me, forgive my sins, for they were born of desperation. I sought prosperity but did not understand the cost. Now, it is up to you to restore what I have broken. May the land be healed. May you be free." Tears welled in Lily’s eyes. The curse had begun as one man’s mistake, but it had taken generations to finally undo it. Now, the responsibility of the vineyard’s future was in their hands—not as a burden, but as an opportunity.

They wondered if it was truly what they were thinking. "The curse has been broken." They laughed out in joy as Alecto's ancient voice danced into their ears. "What was stolen has been returned. Werewolves now have packs like they used to. It's just like the moon goddess wanted. The curse was A CURSE FROM THE MOON. Your ancestors offended the moon, hence the curse. You have managed to rectify the mistakes made. You'd get blessings in place of the curse." Alecto sighed in relief and looked up at the full moon that was beginning to appear.

His gaze goes skyward where the sun is starting to rise, and when he looks down again, Levi’s smirk slowly melts away. “At ease, Panzer,” he says, lifting Liam’s arm from Levi’s throat. “The curse is dormant now, but we do need to act swiftly.” Liam peers down at Levi with tears falling onto his brother’s chest as he shakes his head, that bloodlust and fury no longer permeating Levi’s scent. Levi’s eyes widen as he looks up, horror immediately filling his dark eyes. “No…No, no, no! Tell me I didn’t!” he cries out and Liam pulls him into his arms as he sobs. “Please tell me it’s not true, Liam! Oh, Goddess, no!”

She died on the spot. In this life, Sally decided to switch paths early and made preparations ahead of time. So she wasn't as vicious toward me as she had been before. Even then, she still failed. Because she never expected me to uncover the truth. Sally refused to accept it. "So what if you figured it out? No one can break the curse. The only person who knew how is dead. Kyla, you're still going to die by my hand in this life." I didn't say a word. I just lifted my hand and showed her my palm.

He stood heads and shoulders above the seer but despite his height and towering presence, the seer did not back down. “If you kill this child Barigo, you’ll hasten the punishment for your actions. Or have you forgotten so easily how you took the life of your brother so you could take his place on the throne? There is blood on your hands Barigo and this child who you despise so much is going to cleanse the land from the curse you have placed upon it with your selfish actions. Let the child live and maybe the gods might have mercy on you after all.”

He looked at me, peeking past my emerald eyes and into my soul; my heart skipped a beat when his eyes glowed, the silver illuminating. *When do we want to do this, my Queen?* He asked through the mind–link. I felt his hesitation towards the task at hand, he too was unsure about how to lift the curse and what it entailed. *Not until we address the armies. Maybe Lucien has an idea of how this is meant to be done. I think we have to wait until the full moon* I replied knowing he meant lifting the curse and taking our seats on the thrones of Riocht.

Kalean growled standing up suddenly as if ready to fight. “So how do we get rid of this curse so she can get her sense of smell and her wolf back? She’s a princess now, our mate, and future Luna Queen! She can’t be wolfless! There must be a way…you must do something!” he bellowed. Everyone turned back to Rivera who suddenly looked distant. Maria cleared her throat sensing the shift around the room. “The curse can only be lifted with a sacrifice,” Rivera said. Yeah, I remember hearing a thing about sacrifice from the faceless figure.

“Interesting. You know, curses can be broken...if you're willing to pay the price.” I looked back at him, the hope blooming in my chest controlled by caution. “What...what kind of price?” He leaned in, his face inches from mine, and for the first time, I saw his eyes clearly—dark and intense, filled with something ancient and powerful. “Your curse can be lifted, Elara. But it will cost you something precious.” I swallowed, my pulse racing under his gaze. “What...what do I have to do?” He gave a slow, measured smile, his voice dropping to a whisper. “To free yourself, you must sever the chain that binds you to this fate. To break the curse, you must kill the one who would bind you—the Alpha A