Lunar Tsams Novels & Stories

‍ ⁠I pulled out my phone immediately. Kin⁠gs⁠ton → Rive‌r: Prepare a specia‌l entranc‍e fo‌r the Luna. We’re ar‌riving soon. ‍ A fe‍w seconds later, River replied. River‌: Speci‍al entra‌nce?? As‍ in crown‍s, banners⁠,‌ decorations, what are we talking about??‍ I ne‌ed details, Kingston. This castle is big.

Somewhere that didn't follow the normal rules. The Shadowlands. We were riding through them on horses that made no sound. Lysander's guards surrounded me, their armor so black it seemed to absorb light. Their movements were silent, their faces hidden behind dark visors. Even their horses left no prints on the silver sand beneath us. My wrists glowed faintly, the twin moon marks shimmering. Chains of shadow hung loosely around my arms. They didn't hurt. They didn't even feel tight. But they were there, a constant reminder that I wasn't free anymore.

I didn't even know what had been discussed or decided during the meeting. “Alpha, you have an appointment with Alpha Uriel to finalize the land paperwork by 2 p.m.,” Emi reminded me. “Oh, yes, I know. What time is it now?” “It’s about 1:45 p.m. We only have fifteen minutes left.” I stood up, got into the car, and we left for the appointment. As we drove, my mind was troubled inside and out. “Emi, turn the car and head to Oliver's pack.”

In a way Lunarava has been in peril because of me and the only way I could help is by helping them take the famine away. "When can we start the process" I asked her seeing no reason to delay any further this has been going on long enough. "It's the full moon tonight so we can start today and you can seal your bond at the peak of the full moon." "Can I speak with you sweetheart" Thorne asked "Yeah sure" "I'll leave you two for now while I send someone to get your rooms ready" Siora Sains as the stood up to give us some privacy.

Xavier stepped down from his throne, holding the hand of the woman Aria had seen earlier, and people began to applaud. "I thank you all from Winter Pack for receiving me with open arms and going to lengths to ensure I am comfortable. However, I have come here to stay and hope we all work together for the betterment of this pack. I am introducing you all to Sasha." Sasha waved her hands at everyone, wearing a smile. "Those of you from Snowpack already know who she is. I am introducing her to the members of the Winter Pack. This woman standing right here is my heartbeat personalised. She has been there for me through thick and thin, even when I thought I would die of heartbreak." As he spoke,

There didn’t seem to be any malevolent spirits or whatever would cause someone to be afraid. I felt nothing but serenity as I stood under the full moon and gazed upon the river. I wasn’t sure how long I stood there, but I started to wonder if Landon got the time wrong. Pulling my phone from my coat pocket, I realized I had no signal. It was two in the morning, so the Run has been over for at least two hours.

before I could finish, he interrupted me as he patted Tristan’s shoulder and then squeezed. “In time…if you two will excuse me, my Luna is calling for me, and I need to answer her questions for this ceremony. You two go and have fun, Tristan spends time with your sister. Let us old folk finish up this last bit for you,” he said and lifted his hand and squeezed my shoulder as he looked deeply into my eyes and then walked out. I could see it; he was holding something from me but I didn’t know what.

“I’ll make the announcement during the Festival. You will come, won’t you, Eva?” “Festival?” “Yes. We celebrate it yearly. The Lunar Festival is usually reserved for the packs that follow all the rules and wish to come together to celebrate our goddess, Luna. Usually, Silver Crescent wasn’t on the list, but I’m sure that this year, they will be.” “I’ll be there,” I said. “And I’ll be happy to help with anything.” “I’ll arrange the details with Alpha Cyrus, then,” Alpha Gasper said. “You’ll have a splendid time. I’m sure the young ones will also appreciate the presence of a real priestess. They could learn a lot from you. You’re an inspiration to us all.”

But Talis refused to move, her hands shaking as though she was standing on burning coals and fire. “I don't understand what you are trying to do. Where is my wife!” I took a giant try towards her and brushed her aside, but she was quicker. She grabbed my arm and pulled me back. “I am sorry for your grace,” she began, her gaze fixated, on the floor. “Sorry for what,” I asked, impatiently. “What are you talking about?” “I meant to say I am sorry,” she said again. “But the Lunar is not around. She has not been in the castle for 3 days now. She embarked on a journey with Beta Aaron and they are yet to arrive.”

Tamara The next morning, Earth woke me up even earlier than usual. Instead of heading straight to the dirt rings, she led me deep into the quietest part of the woods, and far away from any listening ears. She stopped near a large, fallen tree and turned to face me. The usual ease in her eyes was completely gone. "I promised I would explain the Luna Trials," Earth began, crossing her arms. "Listen carefully, because this might be the only time I'll have to explain it properly. The trials last for three days, and they are designed to test every single thing you are made of."