Lina Fortnite Novels & Stories

She planted out a smirk. "I am not sure about this but I may be a bully but I am really not a killer." her minion said. They look at the knives that are on the floor. "I agree, you told us that we will just bully her. I do not want to have drops of blood on my hands. If you want this then I am out" The woman says. The two women stormed off the room and it leaves the two men, Lana and I. I wanted to test my strength as a so-called Luna. I position my hands on the side and I will allow them to take a hold of me- if they can.

“No. Let’s go to where the women were murdered. Maybe we’ll pick up Ross's scent at one of their places. Then we can check out Alfred's house in town.” Caleb pulled back onto the main road and returned to Portland, where Diana directed him to Linn’s apartment. The rain was spitting by the time they reached the apartment's door, and Caleb mused that folks in Oregon couldn’t ever tan—they just rusted. Caleb picked the lock, but before they opened the door, a woman wearing pink foam curlers in her white hair, a pinstriped housecoat, and purple sneakers peeked out her door. She gave Diana a sad kind of smile. “Hi. You must be Linn’s sister. The poor thing. When I was laid up with a broken leg se

But the amount of people standing here, waiting to see me, speak to me about a relocation is astounding. “Hello.” I smile at them all. “As you may know, I am Luna Laney. I hear you are here seeking a pack to join?” I ask and everyone murmurs, as if answering me individually. It brings a smile to my face as I look over and Monty walks up as Lachlan arrives. “Do you have anyone who speaks for you all?”

Mabel’s POV “Careful, or my mate’s gonna claw your hand off.” Zane’s voice cut sharp as Trevon released me with a laugh. Tanisha leaned closer, eyes bright, and offered her hand. “Please, call me Lina. Can I call you Lia?” “Sure.” I tried to keep my smile calm, but inside my chest was buzzing. A nickname. That had to mean she wanted to be friends. Her gaze flicked over my hair, then down my arm. She caught me staring at the ink curling along her skin.

I found my assigned room on the second floor and knocked lightly before pushing the door open. Lina was already there. She was a third-year student, 21 years old, and absolutely stunning in a dangerous way. Tall with long black hair streaked with silver, sharp cheekbones, full lips pierced with a silver tongue ring that glinted when she smiled, and a body that screamed confidence — perky C-cup tits under a tight tank top, toned legs in short shorts, and an ass that made my eyes linger longer than they should. Her presence was dominating, like she owned the room, the dorm, maybe the whole campus.

Yet even his defiance couldn’t hide the flash of fear in his eyes—the realisation that this battle wasn't his to win. And then, as if heeding an unspoken summons, another presence manifested amidst the fray. The shadows shifted again, altered by a new force—one familiar yet profoundly different. Luna. She floated ethereal and haunting, her eyes obsidian pools reflecting a world devoid of light. There was an elegance to her form, an unyielding majesty that sent shivers racing down my spine. But her presence was marred by darkness, a sinister force that cloaked her like a second skin.

"First the USB, now your niece appearing unannounced?" The elevator pinged. Lina burst out in a whirlwind of messy braids and neon pink sneakers, her iPad clutched to her chest. "Tía! You were right about the offshore accounts!" Jeff raised an eyebrow. "She's twelve." "Thirteen next month," Lina corrected, plopping onto the white leather sofa. Her fingers flew across the tablet screen before flipping it toward us. "See? All the missing funds routed through Grandfather's charity foundation straight to..."

I kept “I'm a contract maid. Luna Charlotte employed me.” Lily shook her head in uncertainty. “I see.” “Can I ask you something Lily?” Lily nodded. “Sure.” “Can we be friends? I just came in here and would love to know the pack's dynamics.” “I think you're a nice person.” Lily agreed to be friends with me. We talked all through the morning and once noon was approaching, she had to go back for her second duties. I told her my room number and what time to come. I was alone in the backyard, peeping through the fence when I heard a particular welcome sound.

This is the Luna that I wanted to see. She presses the enter button to start the first stage of her training. This time her eyes turned red and rushed to the arrows approaching. I can’t able to see her visibly as she moves fast to avoid the arrows. Her strength amazed me every time I see her training. I couldn’t even imagine if there’s someone as strong as her and could be able to beat her on the battleground.

And I turned my head expecting the guy, but instead was a girl. I frowned. "Hello there." She smiled. But it looked wicked. I turned away. "Listen, I don't know why you're still here, alive above all, but you won't distract my alpha, you hear me? He's mine. He's my fiance." I just remained silent. "Do you hear me?!" She raised her voice. "Why do you need to tell me?" I asked genuinely. "It's just a warning. I'm the Luna of this pack. The mate of the Alpha. I dare you to defy me." She said. But her voice had no power.