Lumine X Alhaitham Novels & Stories

I can't bear to loose my wolf, my other half or I'd be leaving a life worse than of an Omega. "Trev..vor.." After a minute or two I hear him,his voice is weak but at least he's alive and that's the ultimate relief for me. I jolt open my eyes but close then immediately as I feel unable to adjust to the white lights. "Doctor...doctor come fast, our Alpha is getting his senses."A female voice shouts. Seconds later, I hear many footsteps rushing in my direction.One of them try to force my eyes open and aim a torch causing me to feel blind.I groan and at that moment, I wish I could rip his hand off his body.

His touch just poured this strength right into me, and I knew I would need it all for whatever was coming next. I glanced at my wrist. The Lumina Mark was glowing with this steady silver light, pulsing like it had its own heartbeat. It was warm against my skin, almost alive, but it didn't know I was planning to give it up as some kind of sacrifice. I think that made it worse somehow.

Alisha, sensing the tension, quickly answered liam “Oh! This is Theodore Vaelmont, the Crown Prince of Azurelia, he just arrived earlier today from his kingdom.” Liam's eyes darkened slightly at that. “Crown Prince, huh?” Theodore nodded “That’s right. And you must be?” Alisha answered his question “Theo this is Liam, Second Prince of Solmara City in Asterin”. Fringing innocence Theodore spoke with a smile “Ho… you are Liam, I’ve heard quite a bit about you.” He extended a hand toward Liam. Liam stared at it for a moment before shaking it briefly, his grip firm. “Can’t say the same about you.”

She was about to leave the office when Jackson called her back, his voice low, "Any news of Lumi?" She gave it a thought, and chose to report honestly. "Our men have only found out that Miss Lumina has gone to the capital, Crown City. Her exact location is still unknown. But there is something strange… Every time we get closer to finding her, the trail will suddenly go cold." Jackson lowered his eyes, his dark eyes dimming. Lumina was determined never to see him again. That night, the Hunter Group made an announcement. The next morning, two new luxury necklaces, named "Regret" and "Lumination", would launch. All proceeds would be pledged to anti-school-bullying efforts.

But still, the goddess saw something in her strong enough to bind her to the alpha, granting her the title of Luna of the Dark Winds Pack. Kael stepped back. Her scent surrounded him, burned into every cell of his body. The bond was real. It was there. But he refused to accept it. A humorless laugh curled his lips as he looked at the little omega before him with complete contempt. Who did she think she was? "This is a mistake," he growled, rage bubbling in his veins. "A cruel joke." "N-no it’s not..." Lyra tried to move closer, but he raised his hand in a harsh gesture. "I... I felt it. I know you did too..."

She locked eyes with him and I watched in horror as his feet were lifted off the ground, and almost as if he was being taken away by a gentle breeze, he floated to the side, landing back on his feet with a soft pad. "Please, don't push me. These powers are not meant for good, and it takes a lot of effort on my part to hold back." "Luna Grace, I apologise for the way I first meeting took place. This wasn't what I intended." "Why are you here?" I demanded "That's not really what you want to know, is it? You want to know exactly what I am. Well, my name is Antheia, and I'm a hybrid. Part wolf, part bear. I wasn't born this way, not like my sister in law Sophia - she's a wolf and a panther. No,

The head of the design department saw the situation and hurried over, smiling at Lumi Hawthorne, "Miss Lumi, what's happening here?" Lowering her head, Lumi Hawthorne played with her meticulously done nails and spoke lazily, "Even a mere assistant from Horizon Global Enterprises Inc. dares to be so arrogant? This assistant should either kneel and apologize to me or get lost!" A hint of anger flickered in Lyra's eyes as she said, "Lumi Hawthorne, you're going too far!"

she said, modulating her voice to conceal her identity. Alexander was perplexed - the name or title 'Luminaria' seemed eerily close to Shamia's title. What could it mean? Could there be two Luminary? Yet, to his knowledge, the old man igme had mentioned only one Luminary, and there was no mention of a Luminaria in the old man's prophecy. Shamia, too, was puzzled, but unlike Alexander, she didn't dwell on the faint sense of doubt that arose within her. She didn't even care if someone took her title or role that she had been rejected from the very beginning.

Lumora’s crystal sanctum glows, starlight weaving through vines curling over rune-carved stone. Warm air brushes my skin, scented with blooming moss and faint star-dust. I am Aelys, mortal, steady, lunar mark a faint scar, silvered hair loose across my shoulders. Lena’s spark pulses bright in my chest, anchoring me to the Veil’s fragile weave. My blade, Elara’s runes carved deep, rests sheathed as I stand with Kalia and our group—Cassia, Renn, Maddox, Sylvara, Lysara, Theryn, Zorath, Valthor, Lirien, Kael, Veyra, Nyxara—in the sanctum’s glow. The Veil’s thread hums soft in my heart, trembling under the cosmic entity’s cold hum. Kalia kneels at a crystal altar, blue aura steady, rift-touched

Aria whispered, horrified, “They’re binding you to balance. One burns. One breaks.” Altheya’s face paled “They’ve rewritten the prophecy.” Far below, Luma began to glow, She turned her face toward the stars and spoke in a chorus of voices: “The Flame has risen, The Gate has opened, Now let the war begin.”