Lillian Brightmoon Location Novels & Stories

"The bridge between the blight and the cure." I backed away, my heart hammering. This was why the Blood Moon pack wanted me. This was why Vincent had engineered the coup. I wasn't just a 'cure' for Lucian; I was the mother of the only being capable of ruling both sides of the war. "Get up," I ordered, my voice trembling. "I don't need worship. I need safety." "Safety is a myth, little moon," the leader said, rising. "Lucian Draven’s tracking squads are already crossing the delta. You have ten minutes before they reach the perimeter of this bluff."

Lillian laughed sincerely. --- Just then... Bright returned with his young apprentice, Caden. "Lily." "I'm leaving for the Magic Tower." "I'll ask Victor to escort you home." Lillian quickly shook her head. "No!" Bright frowned. "No?" She smiled gently. "It's alright." "Brother Victor has... important plans today." "I don't want to trouble him anymore." Bright remained silent for several moments. Then he sighed. "...Very well." "Caden." "Escort her home safely." The young mage bowed respectfully.

Something in the air that screamed 'RUN FOR YOUR LIVES! As went further into the darkness, evidence from the old covens became more visible. Burnt houses scattered across the otherwise barren land, crumbling buildings barely standing. The ground, where grass would have grown once upon a time, dry and charred. There was no sign of life, nothing to suggest that this was Zelda’s hideout. But I could tell straight away that she was here. Death and destruction followed her around like a bad odour and this place reeked of it. Aiden quickly sat up, his eyes instantly becoming more alert. He opened up the mind link and started to dish out instructions, warning everyone to remain prepared. We had alr

“The location?” “Chill baby boy, it’s northway, towards the 29. Express.. that place is covered with trees but you need to go inside on foot, at the middle, you’ll find a mansion that’s where she lives, good luck getting her” Lilian bade and cat walked out. “I’ve given her the address too, but I’m wondering what if Ann gets there first?” Zena inquired, as Lilian entered the car. “You see my dearest, before Ann takes them away, Mario would arrive and they would collide, it’ll become a game of survival of the fittest... nobody would link it to me as the losers would all be dead” Lilian laughed and Zena drove off.

People claim the legendary life changing magic the Blue Moon Inn possessed once was still there if one is looking for it. There’s a new life in the town. But when people say that the paranormal activities have quieted down, it doesn’t mean they’ve stopped. So if you ever find yourself in Evergreen Grove, drop by the Blue Moon Bed and Breakfast and have a cup for Olivia and her love. For love conquers all, and you won’t know if you’ll be the lucky one to gain the blessing of the Blue Moon.

The moon is bright tonight. Not for the first time in the week, Amy gazes up at the glowing ball of light in the sky, wondering… marvelling. “Penny for your thoughts?” a voice interrupts her gazing session. The shock breaks her reverie and she turns back awkwardly, stepping on her gown in the process and tripping headlong to the leaf-carpeted ground. Her father grimaces and shakes his head. “You always were one to fall…” he kneels down beside her, offering a hand which she accepts gratefully and rises up, brushing off dry leaves from her gown and doing her possible best not to be redder than the decaying leaves.

The sun was starting to come up, so Lord Lucas and his men had to stay inside a dark cave near the border of the Red Moon Pack. Lucas was sitting on a cold rock, looking at a small picture of Jillian that he kept inside his pocket. He looked very tired and his eyes were red because he had not slept for a long time.

They worked quietly—like shadows in the night, invisible and unnoticed. “Where is she now?” “Yesterday, she was in Calamba, Laguna. Last night, I got information that she was in Santa Rosa—but this morning, she was in GMA, Cavite.” Agus couldn’t read Miguel’s expression as he stared at him. A grin slowly spread across Agus’s face. "“Your girl’s pretty slippery,” he teased. “I’m starting to wonder if I can recruit her into Anino.” Miguel’s face remained expressionless after hearing what Agus said. In truth, he was amazed at Lilliane’s skill in hiding, and he was right to think that she was just outsmarting those who were trying to capture her.

This was obsession. “Scott, are you okay?” Lillian asked carefully, stepping closer as if unsure whether she should approach me or not. My gaze sharpened slightly. “What day is it?” I asked suddenly, my voice lower now, more controlled. She blinked, then smiled lightly. “Today is the day of the red moon,” she answered. “The red moon will be out in a few minutes.” Her smile widened a little as she said it, as though she found it comforting. Shit! That explained everything.

“Don't even try to touch her. Even in your mind!" "At least thank me for helping you save her?" "Well, Thank you." "Just like that?" "That is exactly what you asked for!" Lillian let out a harsh sigh, they fought again. It's boring to see debates without getting into them. While the two young men were busy, Lillian decided to take a look at the cliffs. The girl parted the low bush in front of her and saw a land descending. It turns out that the cliff is not too steep from this side. She stepped down, not too far for fear of getting lost, and there she saw something surprising. A pile of wood from a bonfire that had been extinguished, there were also three blankets lying next to a simple tent