Lirik Sailor Moon の小説・ストーリー

While keeping their faces close, Samantha whispered again, "Thank you for finding me, who is a servant, and making me your Luna." "No, I didn't. It was not me who found you but our imprints that brought us together. The Moon Goddess has given us our destiny and we are the ones who must accept that destiny with all our souls. I love you, my Luna." "Me too, my Alpha ...." That night, in a poorly lit room with the scent of the bouquet of roses Tristan had bought, the couple destined by the Moon Goddess kissed. They released the love they had always felt and would never fade until death did their part.

I dropped my gaze instantly and asked before chewing onto my lips, "Anything else I can get you, s-sir?" "No, sweetheart." He darkly chuckled. Just as I was about to walk off this uncomfortable scene, I felt a burn on my skin. The moonlight had escaped the drapes of the clouds finally and it was lighting up the terrace with its own enigma. But why burn? Isn't the moon an epitome of cool and calm? I shrieked when I realised the burn that was flaming on my skin was actually, under my skin. With a clatter, the champagne glasses on the tray shattered on the floor. Luckily, the sound of music drowned it out but didn't stop the fact it poured all down the back of someone.

His hand clawed more firmly into mine. He understood. Maybe before me. Liam was standing in the corner. His face full of tears. He whispered: “The Lady of the Sea...” A picture shot through my head. Not like a vision. Like memory. Black water. Infinitely. A house without time. A woman holds a baby in her arm. I'm the baby. The woman sings a song without words. She kisses my forehead and says: “If you forget your name, everything starts from the beginning.” Then she pushes me into a boat.

They might be very beautiful, and tales might have written great stories about their prowess and charms, but they still looked helpless. She also felt guilty for neglecting Maris ever since she got to Pragoth. She sighed and said, "Fine, I'll talk to Darius...and Moon's Call..." She mentioned Lycidas with a bit of unease. "Just in case they agree, how do they meet with you?" "Our songs will guide you to us when we are ashore. We are all counting on you, Theresa, do not let us down," Aline said, and floated backwards with her sisters, and soon, they all turned and leapt into the air, then dove into the sea.

I cried, my voice trembling with rage as I whispered a desperate prayer, chanting the words with all the strength left in my lungs. “Oh, Goddess of the Moonlit Veil, Mother of Rebirth and Purity, Lunaria, heed my wail. By fang and claw, by blood and bone, Let me rise, though I am gone. Silver light, reshape my fate, Drown my love, ignite my hate. Banish mercy, steel my heart— From my ashes, tear me apart.” A powerful thunderclap roared across the sky as my final word echoed into the void. But I didn’t stop. I continued chanting, even as my voice shook.

The crystal throbbed intensely before a brilliant silver light burst into the room. "Mother of Light. Iris! The Moon Goddess! Guide your chosen through the journey to redemption! I am Lyra! The last bloodline of the moon, bearer and redeemer of light!" I recited the lines Korra had taught me. The code to unlock the portal. Everything around me except for the stand that held the crystal got blown away, crashing into nearby objects. Within me, I felt overtaken by something celestial. Heat, chills all ran through me at the same time.

And far away, hidden deep within the silver forest, Lila stood on a cliff overlooking the world below, her eyes glowing like twin moons. The curse whispered its promise in her ear: This world tried to bury you, little flame. Now let it burn. Her tears fell, gleaming like mercury as they hit the stone. The veins of the moon shimmered beneath her skin—alive, awake, unstoppable.

She gazed into the water while chanting loudly. “Moonlight, reveal to me secrets hidden, and truths to see. By the power of the moon’s pale glow, lift the veil, let truth flow. Use the ancient magic, hear my call to break the bond, let the secrets fall. Through the reflection of the water, show me the way and pierce through the cloud.”

She had to join him in the memory. She walked over to him, carefully, like approaching a scared animal. She didn't look at the rock. She looked at him. "What was the song about, Finn?" she asked softly. He blinked, confused. "What?" "The lullaby. What were the words?" He frowned, his concentration turning inward. "It was... it was about the moon being a silver boat. And the stars were... were little fish swimming in a dark sea." He hummed a few notes, his voice trembling. "She said I should sail away on the moon boat and have sweet dreams."

In the end, the only thing I still had was my love for Adrian. The Moon Goddess seemed to know before I answered. “When the next full moon rises, I will take your love for him and every memory tied to him. The mate bond will be stripped from you. You will live, and you will forget.” I looked into the dark beyond the snow. For the first time, I felt only exhaustion. “Fine.” Back then, I said one last thing to Adrian in my heart. I’m giving you up. The next day, Adrian came again. Maybe because I was about to be sent to the western healing lodge, he looked more unsettled than before. He stood beside my bed without immediately scolding me, as if waiting for me to speak first.