Lunar Tsams Novels & Stories

Elder Maera started gently, “This place has heard more confessions than the council chamber ever will.” I smiled faintly, folding my arms as I took it in. “It feels… peaceful.” “That is intentional.” She reached for my hand, with the familiarity of someone who had done this many times before. “Tonight, I wanted to show you something that is not written in any record.” She guided me to the basin and handed me a small vial carved from bone and silver. Inside it shimmered a pale liquid that glowed faintly. “Moonwater,” she explained. “Collected during a triple alignment. Every Luna learns this ritual, though few remember why it matters.”

"I can feel it calling. It's in the A****n. And it's breaking faster than the others." "How much faster?" Lilith asked. Tamara's eyes went distant, seeing something none of them could. "Days. Maybe less. The seals are failing. Each one that breaks makes the others weaker." "Then we need to move," Derek said, already packing his weapons. "I can't," Tamara said. "The transport spell. If I use that much power again so soon, I might not come back. The Lunar Blessed is too close to the surface." "Then we go the normal way," Catherine said. "My pack has contacts in South America."

Years ago, a seer had told him a Luna would rise from his household—and that prophecy had made his confidence untouchable. The castle’s center suddenly brightened. I looked up just in time to see the full moon reveal itself overhead. I turned away, refusing to hope. I’d never expected to have a mate—if I ever bonded to anyone, I was sure he’d reject me… or hate me until it killed me. Then a wave of joyful gasps swept through the arena. I looked back and saw Alpha Damon standing beneath a beam of moonlight, as if the moon itself had chosen him. And then—light flared around me.

"Let them settle into the gorge. Let them think they’ve already won." We waited ten agonizing minutes as the first rays of gray winter light broke over the peaks of the northern mountains. Cassian raised a massive iron standard, signaling the start of the advance. The Blood Moon vanguard let out a deafening, unified roar that shook the frost from the canyon walls, beginning their march toward the inner Ashmoor territory. "Now," I breathed. I stepped off the outcropping, dropping twenty feet onto the valley floor with Lucian right beside me. We didn't land quietly. The moment my boots hit the frozen dirt, a concussive wave of crystalline silver light burst outward in a thirty-foot radius.

THIRD PERSON’S POINT OF VIEW Immediately Azura relayed the goddess’ message, everyone in the pack was alerted. They had to prepare everything like they did during the Aima Fengari. In a moonlit forest clearing, a circular altar was prepared with care. Moonlight filtered through the leaves, illuminating the space with an ethereal glow. A smooth stone formed its foundation, symbolizing the earth's strength, and silver fabric cascaded around it like moonbeams. A silver censer emitted fragrant incense, inviting calmness. Glistening crystals represented celestial bodies, sparkling like a miniature galaxy. A small bowl of shimmering water mirrored the moon's radiance, symbolizing its connection to

"I've got you, man. Let's forget about all of that and go in. I bet you've seen some girls you like in there." Tyrone frowned, and I knew he hadn't. We both walked back to the pack house. The whole tribe was here, and they were wearing odd nighties that made them look like clowns. A couple were carrying refreshments about. It was time to celebrate the moon goddess and thank her for the life she had given to us, but I had zero desire to do that. All I actually wanted to do was flee. At that moment, I remembered that Chloe would be so confused right now, and it made me down. Tyrone had tried to cheer me up, but it had not really worked. How could I be with my people when Chloe was not with her

her voice was serious this time and Elsa was a kind of person who took advises seriously "Okay, I will" Mike replied with an equally serious face Amid their discussion, the door on the back of the auditorium opened, and surprisingly all the students swarmed like bees towards the door to greet the deity. "LOGAN, LOGAN…" the name of the deity was in the air, most of the seats got empty as they had left their seats, and those who were still on their seats were desperate to get out of it. The line in which both of them were seated was almost empty. Michel turned around to get a glimpse of the mighty deity when his phone started vibrating. Michel took out the phone and saw 3 messages from an unkn

I sighed, looking at the moon in dismay. "Whatever you are planning for, hope you get what you want" I whispered to the moon before walking back in. I opened the first room I saw and my jaws instantly dropped to the floor in shock. It's a bathroom, not just any, but the most luxurious one, As huge as the room itself, every single piece of equipment is glistening in a golden glow, I don't even know what or how most of these are used for, I only recognize the bathtub and the shower head which I have seen only once before in the Alpha's restroom back in my old pack.

“How are you feeling?” “Very sore, but okay. What was your phone call about?” “Rif wanted to know how you were and if we were coming to the luna ceremony.” Ethan didn’t look at me but kept watching Transformers. “It’s in two days.” I asked, trying to remember what day of the week it was. “Yes, but you need to heal, and it would be too early for us to go.” It sounded so final, leaving no room for discussion. “It’s Wednesday. That gives me two days to heal.”