Novel & Cerita Luna Hydrocephalus

Matt said and as he was about to leave the room, Nicole held Matt's hand. "No! What do you mean? I'm your Luna, you've marked me, and we've been together for so long, you can't fall in love with another Omega just because she's carrying our baby, did she seduce you? did she make you like this? I don't want you to leave me! Everything will be in vain if you choose to let me go, Matt, I did this all for you!" Nicole said.

she said through a raspy voice. “The Luna is in the Intensive Care Unit. We got her back, barely,” she shared as she accepted a glass of water from the nurse. “She is currently in a coma. I do not know how long she will be in that coma. Her body suffered a lot of trauma and is still fighting this disease that we originally thought was only against the children,” she shared.

Brown replied, "The vital signs are all very good." “Yes, but there was a hematoma that caused all of Luna's memories to be lost. She has no recollection of the past, which is fine if the blood clot is located in a position that is difficult to remove and requires multiple operations before it ruptures.” “I wonder if this patient can be transferred to me?” Brown suddenly suggested to Professor Allen's surprised eyes, "I'm going to get my degree in brain science soon. Recently, I am in need of a topic to research for this thesis, I think this is a good opportunity for me to study this case more deeply.”

Alpha Lowe just blankly looked at his mate. “Alpha!” “I’ll go,” Rue patted his back. She came back with the things he needs. Nico examined Luna’s body again. The baby was crowning and because the pack luna was so petite the head could not fit through her vagina. The child was literally breaking her hip bone, ripping her vagina to come out. It did not look good at all. Especially since they were in a remote area with very less medical service. “Rue, call my dad. He’s a doctor he can help.”

Inside, the room was a blinding white. Luna was suspended in a glass tube, her body crisscrossed with glowing fiber-optic cables. Her eyes were open, but they were solid silver, streaming tears of pure light. The machines around her were smoking, their circuits melted by the sheer volume of power she had channeled. "My baby..." I whispered, rushing to the tube. I tore the cables out with my bare hands, ignoring the electrical shocks that charred my palms. I shattered the glass, catching her small, limp body before she could hit the floor.

“What have you done?” Her voice trembled with fear.“I— I don’t know.I wo—woke up and—” “Don’t you dare lie to me, Luna.”Elder Maeron’s tone cut right through her words like a blade. “We found traces of moonfire in his wound, an energy that only a Luna could summon.” “That’s impossible. That’s a lie.”She whispered.“Kael and I— he was fine last night.” Maeron stepped too close, his jaw tightening. “The Alpha is dead, his heart carved out of his chest, and his blood on Luna's hands.The moonfire burned your mark.And you expect us to trust that you have nothing to do with this?”

She stumbled but twisted free for a moment, lunging toward the Luna. The Luna waved dismissively. "Good riddance to bad nonsense!" Now alone, I stood before the Luna, my mind was a whirlwind of confusion. Why had Lysca fought so hard for me? Was it pity, or did she suspect my hybrid nature and see potential in it? Either way, her exit left me exposed, like a lamb in a wolf's den. But I couldn’t crumble, survival demanded I play this smart. The Luna approached, leaning in close to sniff my scent. "Do you think you can disrespect me like that and walk away unscathed?"

“Early onset mind‑link. Fun.” Lyra’s free hand tightened on the thin blanket. “She’s three,” Lyra said. “She shouldn’t be able to project like that yet.” “Not under normal developmental timelines,” Mei agreed. “But you and Aiden are not exactly normal. Add Delta, Variant, the council’s tinkering… Her wiring was never going to follow the pamphlets.” On the phone, Luna’s voice bled through clearer as Rhea adjusted. “Mama, the bad wolves are loud!” Luna cried. “They’re ’noying Rhea! Make them stop!”

Luna Zara looked more stubborn than my Alpha. They were just trying to get away from each other like the two opposite poles of the magnet. I got a word from the werewolf world that our pack wolves were growing desperate. They couldn't just believe in Alpha Jackson's words that his son would produce an heir soon. The wolves are eager to see Luna because they still hold doubts that Alpha Jackson was making up this story of his son being married in order to secure Alpha Xander's throne. Through my glowy golden eyes, I cast a glance at the door of the bedroom where Luna Zara had shut herself up.

Harry shouted though he could not move because of how strong his brother is. “Have you not heard of what Mother said about her? She’s a monster, Harry. She killed people more than I had killed in the war. SHe’s the fated Luna that will save them, the Lycans, in the catastrophe— what if she’s the catastrophe? What saving is there?” Adolphus let go of Harry who slowly sat on the floor. Harry supported his weight with his arm and then stared seriously at his brother. “Are you scared of her?”