Mario Odyssey Lake Kingdom Moons Novels & Stories

The men nodded and got to work while the others shifted into wolves and darted back into the woods to find their comrades who had been wounded by the beast. Moon's call approached his cottage which was close to a hill at the other side of a narrow stream flowing down into the river at one part of the forest. He walked across the board bridge he had made over the stream to get to his own side. Although he would have easily sprinted through the stream if he was in his wolf form but he didn't really fancy getting wet when he was in his human form.

what could possibly go wrong? Moon's blessings, Odessa 🌙✨

The moon gave us some light and the sound of the lake set the mood… What happens now?

She looked like she had something to say but didn't know how to say it and Huw wouldn't say anything either. "Jenny, Huw, if you have something you wish to discuss, please feel free to do so. We are all friends here." I said, breaking the ice. "I am the queen's protector," Jenny blurted out. Emily looked at me in confusion. Huw signed as he sat upright. "Davis and I have a gold full moon situated on our left hip. I am the protector of the king, chosen by the moon goddess." Emily nodded in understanding. "As you know, we are all blessed with a mate. As I am the king's protector, my mate would be the queen's protector."

We take a run through a nearby meadow, swaying gently against the chilly night air, fireflies dancing around us and the moonlight guiding our way through the night. Eventually, Marcus leads me through a canopy of trees, blocking all of the moonlight before we come across an opening that reveals a lake, shinning brightly against the moonlight. I slow down in my steps, a soft gasp escaping my lips as I behold the sight before me. Standing at the edge of the lake, I watch as it shimmers like liquid silver beneath the glow of the moon, its surface rippling gently in the cool night breeze. The moonlight dances upon the water, casting a mesmerizing spell that leaves me breathless with wonder. Part

Lory’s POV Since I had already slept enough during the day, in the evening when the month came out, I was as awake as I could be. I persuaded the Jacksons to go for a walk with me to come to the woods. Despite the fact that we were so far from home, the moon was still the same as at home. The forest and its sounds were different, but the moon was the same, and thanks to that, I wasn't homesick. It was exciting to discover the nature of this continent. There were different trees, leans, flowers, the aroma of which was sweet and luscious, moist and at the same time pleasantly warm. There were many insects in the forest, much taller plants, than in our forests. We walked through nature together

Smoke rose in a thin line from the chimney, carrying the smell of firewood. The lake lay beyond it. The water was dark but the moon lay across it in a bright silver path. The surface moved in slow ripples like the lake was breathing. Fireflies drifted near the shore. They blinked on and off like tiny stars that had fallen to earth. The air felt different here. It was lighter and calmer. “Kayden,” I said slowly. “It’s beautiful.” He looked at me instead of the view. “It’s better now,” he said.

Luna found herself elsewhere. Not standing on grass. Not surrounded by trees. Not with the two wolves who safeguarded her existence. She was within the blood-washed memories of the Moon Goddess. The ground beneath her feet transformed into a dark, glassy surface, resembling hardened obsidian. Above her, the sky fractured with white lightning, each strike unveiling glimpses of battle—wolves tearing through enemy lines, sorcerers conjuring shadows, the first Luna Queen raising her hands as moonfire erupted from her palms.

And she…she…was arched beneath him, her head thrown back, her long black hair spilling over the furs. Sabrina. The Alpha King’s daughter. I couldn’t breathe. I couldn’t move. Killian’s head turned slightly, his eyes meeting mine, and for a second, I thought he’d stop. But he didn’t. He held my gaze as he thrust into her one last time, his jaw clenching, and then he groaned, his body shuddering. Sabrina’s laugh was breathless, satisfied. “God, Killian. You’re incredible.” He pulled out slowly, his eyes still on me, and smirked.

Nothing good ever came from buried history. The staircase finally ended, then I saw the chamber and understood immediately why it had been concealed. "Gods..." Cassian's voice echoed softly beside me, he looked genuinely speechless. The underground sanctuary stretched endlessly beneath the mountain with ancient pillars, silver inscriptions, massive statues of women llining both sides of the hall. The title surfaced instantly “Luna Queens”. A memory stirred, a lesson from childhood: My father had been showing me Moonspire's archives, ancient records, royal bloodlines and stories of the past.