Lunarian Gender Novels & Stories

Shouldn’t Lex be here with me for this? My first instinct is to say I need time to think about it. I should discuss something this big with Bronx. Right? If he’s the Mavri Magea’s Guardian, would that make him their Alpha? He and I aren’t mates anymore, but the Menae don’t know that. It would be really awkward. Besides, I’m already Luna of Blood River, for the time being at least. I can’t be Luna of two groups, can I? “I- I’m honored, but I don’t know if I’m the right Menae for the job.” I hold hands up in defeat. “Wouldn’t it be better for you to choose among your ranks? One of you would be a great Luna of the Menae.”

Weren’t they one group of buddies who governed their little subjects together? “Believe it or not, the gods weren’t buddies, and they didn’t have the same ranking,” Miall said, and I scrunched my eyebrows. How weird is it that he knows what I’m thinking? “Lunaria, the moon goddess in heaven and of the full moon, is on a different scale than the others. She would descend from heaven and bestow her blessings and guidance to us, but she doesn’t do that now. She blesses us differently, from birth we’re born with a mate, not at the same time but we all have mates, some meet them in the early stages of life, lucky ones in the middle stages, others later on but that’s okay too. So, when an Alpha wo

She was a member of the Larch Grove Pack, who was allowed to use Luna's Law to bring justice and punish Alpha and his Luna for their wrongs against the pack members and his rightful Luna and heir. I must admit that I greatly admire a woman who decided to challenge the stronger one and intends to fight him for the sake of her daughter. Gunnar shuddered to hear that any Alpha would deny his child the right to be an Alpha just because of the gender. This is different from how the law of inheritance was created. It does not matter who is born to whom; the first-born child has the right to the title. And this alpha not only deprived them of it but also destroyed their mother in the process.

The sages said and I would be flaming damned if I allow myself to be a waiting duck while Alpha Xavier has a field day. It was close to midnight when I arrived at Lunaria. A city where lunar calendars and phases govern daily life, hosting lunar rituals and ceremonies were the order of the day. Lunaria is a powerful kingdom but they rarely ever get involved in the activity of others. For some reasons, they are considered the spiritual capital of the werewolf world. Every other kingdom seems to respect their policy of nonalignment. I intend to change that. Their leader Alpha Emrys and I go way back. Just like with Alpha Xavier, I've also built a wonderful relationship with Emrys. I needed to g

My thoughts pour unfiltered from my mouth. Silence settles between us. "So?" I ask. "What is a Luna?" Ulric leans against the desk, folding his arms. "A Luna is not just a wife. She is the female Alpha. My equal in rank, even if our roles differ. She stabilizes the pack emotionally. She strengthens the bond between members. A good Luna can hold a pack together during war." I blink. "So not just breeding stock?" His eyes darken slightly. "No. Never just that."

It is a common and important ritual for every second Luna or mate in general in Luparia. In Luparia, you may be mated to one or more regardless of whether or not they are the same gender as you or even a homine. It depends on what and how the moon goddess wants it to be. It is believed that the second moon ceremony is an important ritual that helps to ward off any form of evil projected towards the second Luna. It is a form of protection and sometimes an avenue where the Luna can be introduced to the core members of the grand council as well. Except that this evil will be penetrating her this time— Ravenna. It has to. I will see to it.

I would have to use them sparingly in case I needed to apply for more personal reasons, like with Kane. Somehow, I wasn’t confident they would work quite so well on this huge, almost ugly, beast. Lycans had rid the world of a powerful Moon God and they were on the rise. This was why we had Lunas and not Alpha females ruling beside their mate. It had a knock-on effect on the rest of our species and created lonely and bitter individuals like Ariadne and, presumably, Agatha. Careful, girl. You don’t want us as your enemies.

The auctioneer declared; his voice filled with pride. Lunaris shared one general characteristics. They lacked colour except in their eyes. Male, female, alpha, beta, and omega, they were beautiful and rare to birth. They were considered blessings from the gods upon mankind to protect and assist mortals. Some believed lunaris to be born with unique gifts like healing, strength, and visions, a few worshiped them, and many coveted them. Although records proved enough lunaris were born with gifts, Lucian believed it to be the church’s propaganda… Nonsense.

I studied a bit but had to read aloud to comprehend the wordings of the book, most of it was in old English which I was not very fluent in. "Lycanae, Lee La |• Menae ^/<••| dili `|• ^^\\••|" What I could decipher from the little knowledge I had was that the Menae were either Lycans or hybrids and somehow they ended up as Lycan Queens or Luna Reagents no matter what fate they started out with. I also studied and found that they lived several lifetimes and their wolves always located them. I couldn't help but wonder if her wolf had located her and how old her wolf was going to be. I kept on reading.

There was a pause—thick, uncomfortable silence as the word Luna settled into the space between them. Nina blinked. Then she recovered quickly, her smile sharp and feline. “How charming. I didn’t think Knox had the temperament to manage a mate. Let alone someone with your… interesting presence.” Lydia smiled wider. “Interesting is better than forgettable, isn’t it?” Knox coughed into his hand, clearly stifling a laugh. Nina’s eyes flashed. “Well, I suppose it makes sense. Some of us are chosen by birth. Others… settle where they can.”