Lubugan Ng Araw Novels & Stories

Iba pang kahulugan Agam ay nangangahulugan sa salitang pagdududa o pagkawalan ng tiwala, hindi sigurado o hindi nakakatiyak, walang malinaw na daan o hindi kumbinsido sa ilang bagay o nararamdaman. Kahapon ay ang isang pangyayari na nangyari na bago ang bukas.

I closed my eyes in nervousness “May the goddess bless you Luna” the crowd chorused Opening my eyes to just smile and run off I saw the unexpected. The students, professors and even Logan were all bowing with a kneel up. “Pleas….” I was going to beg them to stand and not do that again but Ivan beat me to it. “Don’t” he whispered with a sternly look “Address your people Luna” he said aloud in a sweet voice “May… may …may the goddess.. bless… you…all” I stuttered

They gathered in the living room where there were only them and a few guards. “I want you to help me to get that girl to marry me. Looks like I also have a tough rival, can you guys find out who the guy that girl likes? ” said the handsome one to open the conversation. "Yes sir!" they all answered in unison. Gradually the moon and stars disappeared, the black sky began to fade and the morning dew began to be seen covering the whole land. Gradually a light appeared from the east, the direction of ninety degrees. The light that brings warmth, the light which is called the sun, the arunica and various expressions about it. That light is the sun.

Adversary The sun was up, and so was Lupa. The early morning light filtered through the narrow window of the hidden ground floor basement, casting a warm, golden glow across the room. Outside, the weather was perfect—clear skies with a gentle breeze that rustled the leaves and brought in the fresh scent of pine and earth.

I felt ordinary, if not worse. I glanced at my hands, turning them over as if I might find some hidden secret etched into my skin. But they were just hands—scarred, calloused, and trembling slightly with doubt. My gaze drifted to the window, and my eyes locked onto the moon. Its glow was mesmerizing, illuminating the dark sky with unwavering strength. The moon gave its light to everyone equally, a beacon of hope and beauty in the endless darkness. It didn’t pick and choose who deserved its shine—it simply gave.

And I will continue to cry out to the moon goddess, seeking guidance and understanding, hoping that one day, I will find solace and clarity amid this heartache. As I lay on the soft grass in the field near the pack house, basking in the warmth of the sun, I noticed a figure dart past me in a blur. Curiosity piqued, I quickly rose to my feet and called out to the mysterious passerby. "Hey, wait! Who was that?" I asked, my voice filled with both excitement and a hint of unease.

Her sobs were the only thing you could hear. Dark clouds started to roll in. The white light of thunder flashing through the sky. Nighttime. The climate changed in an instant. Temperatures started dropping fast. Mia lays in the cage. Shacking. There was no blanket anywhere close to her. Blowing into her hands, rubbing it. Moving it across her arms. Trying to heat herself up. Nothing seemed to work.

Buti na lang at hindi nila ako pinapansin dahil mas excited sila sa trip. Tumingin na lang ako sa bintana kung saan napakalakas ng ulan sa labas. Pinatunog ng driver namin ang radyo ng sasakyan kahit hindi naman interesado ang mga kaklase ko. "Malakas na ulan ang mararanasan ng kabuuan ng Luzon ngayong araw. Tatagal ito hanggang umaga, kaya siguraduhing maghanda kung sakaling bumaha at gumuho ang lupa sa mga matataas na lugar."

And each day, Lune grew more comfortable in her role as Luna, feeling the depth of respect and love that Arlo’s pack had come to show her. Lune resumed her studies, feeling stronger and more determined than ever. She had learned to navigate the curious stares and whispers, but now, those whispers had turned to admiration. People in her school and the community spoke of her resilience, the trials she had endured, and the dignity with which she had emerged from them. Even humans, though they had no idea of the supernatural world she was a part of, seemed to respect her newfound confidence and self-assurance.

''He really is the opposite of Roan,'' I think to myself. Gabriel continues, ''The starlight festival is a celebration of light. That night the moon and the stars are the most visible. So, in Liberum, we celebrate it with a ball on a special platform on one of the mountains. We dance, eat, and enjoy the stars the whole night.'' I smile, ''That sounds lovely actually.'' I look at Faith, ''What should I do the rest of the day if you are busy? Do you need help?'' Faith stands up, ''No it's fine. Go do something fun or relax. I know you haven't done that yet.''