Lunar From The Krew Novels & Stories

Avery said with a scoff, before coming to hug me. "Oh, by the way, these are our mates, couldn't let us be free of our Luna duties for some time," Ariel said, pointing at the men next to them. They glared at her before smiling at me. "Yeh, this is Chase, alpha of Blue Moon pack, Ariel's mate, this is Asher, alpha of Forest pack, Avery's mate and this is Josh, alpha Moon high pack, my mate" Stella introduced everyone. They gave a smile with a nod and I returned the gesture.

After spending the rest of the morning together, Jax told me that his parents had some information for us regarding the attacks that were happening. Jax was going to step into his father's steps here soon, which meant I would take the position as Luna. There was going to be a lot happening. But first we had to handle this coven problem.

Tristan placed a hand on Trevor's shoulder, making Trevor turn his head to look at him. “It's not worth arguing with her,” Trevor said, shaking his head. “Adrian is saying nothing about it; why should we continue to defend his mate?” Tristan and Trevor hadn't helped Luna when she went out to fight off the creatures herself. He still felt bad about it, though, wondering if she was going to forgive him. The T brothers were from a neighboring pack called ‘Cruster Toon.’ They were more like siblings to Lunar Crest. Since Luna had left the dungeon, Trevor hadn't been in contact with her. She had been indoors and hadn't visited their pack.

Aria's curiosity got the better of her, and she asked, "Kael, what's the Lunar Pack? You mentioned it earlier..." Kael's ears folded back, and his tail twitched, a hint of unease in his eyes. "The Lunar Pack is my family, my tribe," he said, his voice measured. "We are wolves bound by a centuries-old curse, tied to the moon and its cycles." Aria's eyes widened, fascinated. "A curse? What kind of curse?" Kael's gaze drifted away, his eyes clouding over. "A curse that forces us to shift with the full moon, to surrender to our wild side. A curse that has haunted our pack for generations, causing us to live in secret, always looking over our shoulders."

Luna was afraid of the outside world. “Once you leave this place, I’m going to miss braiding your long, wavy ginger hair, Luna.” Mina started to caress her hair. “Yeah, right. Her royal highness will leave us here,” Kira jested. It was a long-time inside joke that started when they all noticed how fair her skin was. Since then, they’d joke about it from time to time. “Girls—” “Luna.” She turned around and saw Sister Josie approaching her.

levi announces as that gamma to the pack, she gestures for the bodyguard to carry myles boat into the pack house, mumurs erupts once more admist the crowds "we have lost a brother but he shall find peace in the moongoddess he spent his last breath serving his pack as he was shot in place of the luna, his body will be offered up to the moongoddes so he shall have safe passage through vahala" levi announces once more as everyone begins to take turns walking into the packhouse,

Liam wrote down each subject on the whiteboard. “Anything else?” The room was silent. “Let’s start with a postmortem on the op itself.” Sounds of agreement. “Things ran smoothly,” Liam said. “Execution was pitch perfect excepting the end when we lost the Luna. Putting a pin in that, logistics were good. Communication was clear. Coordination good. Each pickup was where and when it was supposed to be. The crowd control weapons were great.” “The pick up from Cold Moon, Eclipse, and Far Side went off without a hitch,” Owen said. “Storm Moon was fine because the Luna was able to take out the patrolman who caught the group. Crescent Moon was where we had trouble.”

“Their Luna.” What the fuck?

Under the radiant glow of the full moon, Silver Moon Pack members gathered in the heart of their territory, eagerly anticipating the arrival of the Moon Goddess. Alpha Jake, Luna Mara, and the rest of the werewolves stood in a circle, their eyes fixed on the heavens. As the minutes passed, a palpable sense of reverence filled the air.