Linked Universe Hyrule Novelas e Histórias

His wrists were bound, but he stood tall. “I bring word from the Hollowed Court,” he said. “There’s no Hollowed Court anymore,” Ember snapped. “It was annihilated before the veil even closed.” “Not anymore,” the boy said. “Umbra opened it again. And it waits for your children.” Lilly’s fingers went cold. “Why?” “Because they’re the door,” he said. “And once they walk through, the world will never be the same.” That night, Link couldn’t sleep. He lay beside Lilly, staring up at the ceiling, listening to the rhythm of her breathing, the soft sounds of their unborn children shifting.

Amelia told Arthur. She would have not bothered to say anything to Arthur if he hadn’t made her promise that she would inform him immediately of anything that went down. Adrian wanted to also approach Adelia but the warning look she shot at him made him stay rooted to the place he was standing. Lance who had gone to use the restroom reentered the room and he paused upon seeing that Arthur and Adrian had gotten back. “Where were you when the whole incident happened?” Adrian asked him. “I received a mind-link that the warriors at the border saw hydras walking around,” Lance answered. “But as I was on my way, I received another mind-link that it was just a mistake.”

I watched them and that grounded me deeply as though no tension existed, yet— the illusion broke soon… The pulse of the mind-link broke the quiet within me. a thread from Leonel weaving into my consciousness. Excusing myself, I stepped into the empty corridor. ‘Hmm?’ I murmured mentally, responding to him. ‘There is one other reference to Lunareeth,’ he replied without any greeting, as though he was restless and couldn't wait to tell. Tension taut in his voice. ‘Where?’ I asked sharply. A pause for a moment, and then… ‘In a forbidden lineage registry,’ he said after a pause. ‘Sealed under royal blood laws…’

“Lily ate twenty of them who tried to escape last night.” Arianna simply smiled. “But how the fuck is your dragon separate from you?” “The same way Eryndor was separate from Selene. I guess that’s how Ouroboros beasts work.” “So you’re fully an Ouroboros now?” Lylah turned to her. “I’ll always have that drop of blood in me. I’m still part of the Moon Realm.” The sisters stayed silent for a long while, both sharing the same thought running through their minds. “Are we going back?” Lylah finally asked.

He nods to me, giving me a sign to say my words. "I Kristy Andrea Olssen hereby pledge my loyalty as the Luna of Moors valley pack. With the moon goddess as my witness. I promise to put my pack's best interest above all, to serve and be served." Axel and I drink from the cups. I feel the pack bond fall in place. Flashing lights flicker through my eyes when I hear all of their voices come to mind, meaning I am now able to mind link all of the pack members. The feeling is overwhelming and I clutch the table waiting for the flickering to pass. Axel holding my arm.

In these transcendent gatherings, cosmic melodies harmonized, celestial dances intertwined, and a symphony of interconnected self-expression reverberated through the cosmos, creating a celestial spectacle of unity and diversity. The Luna Universal Network expanded its reach beyond the confines of individual realities, becoming an interdimensional bridge that connected seekers of truth and authenticity across the multiverse. It served as a nexus of knowledge, wisdom, and support, guiding souls on their cosmic pilgrimage of self-realization and facilitating the exchange of profound experiences and insights.

Of course I blush ten shades of red and Liam just laughs hysterically but eventually they untie it. I had already met most of the pack already but now I am officially their Luna. I have a direct link to them should they need me. We spend the night dancing, eating, and laughing. I finally sit down, putting my feet up on a chair and watch as some of the kids dance.

When I opened my eyes again, I had returned to the day my pups were brutally killed. After reborn, the first thing I did was guard my children relentlessly. After successfully evading the Rogue wolves' attack, I traded the engagement ring Garrett had given me to passing merchants, who then escorted us to Moonhaven Sanctuary. The entire Northern Territory was under constant threat from Rogue wolves, so all Packs formed an alliance and established Moonhaven Sanctuary, guarded by the most elite warriors from every pack. Only Alphas, Betas, and their recognized mates were permitted to dwell in the sacred Moonhaven Sanctuary.

His gaze snapped to my other uncle, and without hesitation, he mind-linked us all. ‘Everyone, listen to me. This is our Luna, our heart. The curse isn’t broken yet. To save her, we need to offer our blood—willingly, and with pure intent. It’s the only way!’ Hans joined the link, his voice steady despite the chaos. Wanting to second the motion of my uncles. ‘If we’re united, we can do this together. For Crescent Moon’s Luna. For the pack.’ The warriors outside who were tired from their battles felt encouraged as Uncle Jayden added his strength to the message. Their voices surged in my mind, every single pack member answering the call. ‘For Luna Tilly!’

“You are about to take a Luna. Our bond is supposed to represent unity and strength. And yet you bring in a rejected wolf with unknown ties and expect everyone to accept it.” Ariana flinched at the word rejected. “You are overreacting,” Damian said. “She will not interfere.” “That is not your decision alone,” Lyla snapped. “I am your future Luna. Every action you take reflects on me.” There was a pause. Then Damian spoke again, slower this time. “Nothing will interrupt our bond.” Ariana’s chest tightened. “She means nothing beyond what I allow,” Damian continued. “She is under my protection. That is all.”