Loonatics Unleashed Tech Novels & Stories

He sent people to search everywhere but could not find a single clue. One early morning, a black wooden box was placed on the steps to the entrance. The moment it was opened, a strong smell of blood hit Leonard in the face. It contained the eyes of his missing friends! Leonard gasped in horror, nearly falling to the ground. He no longer cared about his dignity as an Alpha. Ignoring the heavy snowfall outside, he rushed frantically toward Silvermoon Pack. However, Silvermoon Pack's guards had long received Zackrie's orders. "By order of the former Alpha, you're not worthy to set foot in Silvermoon Pack."

"Alpha Luciano!" Beta Chris called, as he entered into the Alpha's office. "Not now Beta Chris, I'm busy" Alpha Luciano replied, his eyes still fixed on his laptop. "You have to see this, now!" He emphasized the word, and Alpha Luciano looked at him. "What is it?" He asked, and they both hurriedly left the house. "Look!" Beta Chris said, pointing at the wonder in the sky. It was an Eclipsed Union.

Finally, she stepped into a small clearing, bathed in golden sunlight that filtered through the thick canopy above. In the center of the clearing stood an imposing stone pedestal, adorned with intricate carvings that seemed to shimmer with an otherworldly glow. And atop the pedestal lay the first trial, a luminous orb emitting a faint hum. Sable approached the pedestal cautiously, her eyes fixed on the pulsating orb. As she drew near, a voice echoed within her mind, ancient and ethereal. "To unlock your true power, Warrior Luna, you must prove your courage in the face of evil."

"And I do not want to." The orbs blazed with light—not the desperate pulse of prisoners hoping for rescue, not the flickering hope of survivors clinging to life, but the warm, steady, certain glow of freedom finally, impossibly, undeniably approaching. Three hundred twenty-two points of light, blazing in the darkness like stars being born. "The exit protocol is unlocked for all active nodes. Three hundred twenty-two players may depart simultaneously. The game will not resist. The game will not impede. The game will... help."

A chill went down my spine. "I don't have any use for a barren woman as my wife and Luna of my pack so I Lucas Beaulovard, Alpha of the Moonstone pack, Reject you Katrina Jade as my Luna. Accept my rejection." He stated without any emotions in his voice. My mouth slackened with shock, my eyes wide with disbelief. Did Lucas just reject me? In front of everyone? I was about to shout back a retort when the pain of the rejection hit me like a thousand bricks.

Rumi replied to ease her pain. "No! They're hiding me here, because one day I'll be the cause of the conquest of our world. If they don't let me out, that prophecy won't happen," Luna said calmly even though she wanted to explode because of the heavy feeling and discomfort, "No one loves me. Because if they do, they won't let me be miserable and be alone. They will stay by my side because they love me, they won't leave me no matter what. That's how it should be, isn't it?" Rumi was no longer able to open her mouth, she said nothing so Luna got up and went to her small window. She wiped away her tears before looking down at the bottom of the high tower where she was.

As usual, this is about his pride and nothing else. “I am sure you will survive a little hurt ego." He rolls his eyes in response. “Now that you are done with your childish meeting, I am sure you have something important to announce to your patiently waiting subjects," Carson says, gesturing to the crowd of wolves attentively watching our interaction. I absolutely forgot that we are not alone. Taking my hands, Nathan announces loudly. “This is the new Luna of the Bloodmoon pack, and you must all respect her and treat her..." The gasps and screams of the crowd cut Nathan off. Everyone starts running, trying to get away from something.

Relief rushed through me as the prospect of a peaceful future hit me. "I won’t say thank you for your help." Arlo pointed out. "Now hold out your arm." Obeying his command, I held up my arm and took in the arcana that had one-third of it missing. "You sure you don’t want to take advantage of the remaining time?" "No." "Then I wish you the best." Lowering my gaze, I watched as Arlo stuck his nail into the end of the arcana, making it start to glow. As he spoke in a strange tongue, it began to slowly fade along with the world around me until all that was left was darkness.

The room is silent except for the soft hum of electronics. 2:46 AM. 2:47 AM. My phone buzzes. The tech team erupts into motion, fingers flying over keyboards. On one monitor, I watch lines of code scroll past at impossible speed. The message appears on my screen: *Day three approaches. Will you confess your sins before the gathering, or will they force the truth from you? Either way, everyone will know what you really are. Sweet dreams, Luna – A Friend* “Got it,” one of the tech wolves says. “Tracing now shit, they’re bouncing through proxies. Hold on.” More typing. More code scrolling past.

I am smarter. I clicked on the 'receive' icon and a blonde man appeared on the screen. "Oh, I am sorry. You are not Beta Marcus." He said. I rested on the couch with my laptop on my desk. "Of course. That's because I am the Luna and I am the real dealer and not Marcus. Marcus was just a substitute then." I made him understand. "Oh, you are the Luna. I am sorry your highness." He apologized. "It's fine. I assume you didn't know."