Linked Universe Hyrule Novels & Stories

I took a breather, took the hair rope off my head and tied it to my leg, thinking of getting up and climbing out, but the touch under my hand was strange, like something like clothes, and a sticky feeling, and I just didn't notice the smell around me, and now there's a smell in the air - a disgusting stench. A weak moonlight shone down, and I finally saw the "thing" underneath me, it was a corpse! No! It was a few people stacked together, and the hole was not a wooden spike, it was some animal or human bones! the white bones in the moonlight shine looks incomparably weird and creepy. "ah!!!!!!!!!!"

"Both my parents, want to build a strong relationship with the Young Clan, Mary’s Family. The single most impossible thing they can do to strengthen our clan, by uniting me and Mary as mates." Maxine nodded faintly. "Indirectly, they want to make Mary as your Luna?" It was Maxim's turn to nod. "Yes. More or less like that." "Isn't it just the Moon Goddess who can decide such things?" "They're sure, if I get used to being with Mary, making her my mate, then the Moon Goddess will cast her as my Luna." "Mmm," Mary sighed in between her nods. "I will pray, may the Moon Goddess approve what you are trying to do."

Ryder says. “Since when does the goddess mate someone to two men who aren’t related? If we were twin brothers then I could see that, but we aren’t brothers or mates, so she is not likely to be mated to both of us,” I argue, frustrated that as nice as that could be, it is not likely the case. “It has happened before,” he whispers, leaning forward and rubbing his brow. Then almost too silently to hear he adds, “it is probably my only hope.”

The joy of reuniting with family and friends, of sharing stories and laughter, remained a constant beacon in their mind. One day, as they gazed at the starlit sky, a brilliant constellation took form - the familiar shape of Havenbrook's river, the one where their journey had begun. In that moment, a sense of longing and belonging overwhelmed them. Guided by the wisdom they had gained, Alex made the decision to return to Havenbrook, knowing that their journey as a hero was far from over. The interconnected realms still needed their light, and the threads of destiny continued to weave a tapestry of challenges and adventures.

Luna's nonchalant demeanor couldn't hide her genuine concern for me. "I was mind-linking my Beta; that is why I seemed preoccupied," I explained, grateful for her thoughtfulness. "What is the mind link?" I chuckled at Luna's curiosity, knowing she was always eager to learn new things. "It's a way for werewolves to communicate telepathically," I explained, knowing she would find it fascinating. Luna's eyes widened with interest as she listened intently, her concern momentarily forgotten in her quest for knowledge.

Tracy Xander’s POV Back at my desk, I set the documents down and carefully pulled out the bond dissolution agreement from the stack. My fingers lingered on the paper for a brief moment, as though grounding myself in the reality of what I had already set in motion. There was no need for devices or written messages within the pack, not for something like this. I closed my eyes slowly and reached outward. The mind-link formed with ease, threading through distance and hierarchy, cold and precise.

“The last remaining unicorn. She bonded to me and Hera, then to Aolis. She is even more discerning than GoldMoon, which is saying something.” Lily turns to continue our walk to King Dominic’s castle. I look at Tanya. ‘Unicorn?’ she mouths, her eyes as large as saucers. I shrug. Who knows what else we’ll find here in Araphyra.

Don walked by a couple of times, checking to see if things were going well and with the smile on his face, I could tell I surpassed my own expectations. Night drew near faster while my hands worked and before I could even blink, a few days had swept past. Clover visited like she promised, but he stay wasn’t a long one. “Are you sure you can’t just stay over? Just for the night? I really have so much I want to say to you..” I whined as I walked her to the door like a woman seeing her husband off to war. “Andrea you know I wish I could…” she responded softly, tilting her head to the side. “But there’s a plague outbreak in a lower ranked pack. I have to be there for them because there’s no othe

He sighed deeply, like a man finally letting go of a heavy burden. "Ella… Amanda refused to be my second mate. So now… I have no choice but to name her my Luna." My heart stopped. But before I could say a word, he rushed to explain. "Ella, you know… Luna is just a title. In my eyes, there's no difference between you two. You're both my mates. I just want you to let her have the title because she's young and doesn't understand the traditions of our pack. But you—you're the one I truly rely on. You're understanding, wise, considerate… everything she's not. I promise, she'll only hold the title, but the real Luna—the one who leads beside me—is you.

Luna had just stepped out of the shower, a purple towel wrapped around her, when she heard the breaking news report. "We have just gotten news that a vicious attack has struck the realm of Yun! Detailed reports state that the attack was similar to the one that happened on Lunaris a month back!" The voice of the news anchor lady filled their small living room, where Sasha and Byeol sat on the couch. Lux sat on the table, chewing gummy bears when she sensed Luna's distress.