Miracle Romance Sailor Moon Novels & Stories

"...So, can we get back to the story, you were telling me earlier, before…" "Okay, why not, um…" I cleared my throat, and I continued. "You know I said that the moon goddess mated Menelik to Calista, and Menelik rejected her. But as soon as he rejected her, a miracle happened — something that I had never seen or heard before happened… The moon goddess broke the mate bond between them at the instant, she changed her mind, and she mated Calista to me…" "So that's the miracle, huh??" Kieran said in a curious tone, his voice laced with surprise and disbelief.

" The girl you would kiss on blue moon would be your mate." Reality took over his mind and he wondered if he had done a wrong deed by making her his mate. Both of them were staring into each other's eyes and now the only one who could clear all these things were Scarlet. Unlike Emerald who wasn't provided the destined mate by moon goddess, Scarlet was blessed with a mate . For mermaids, it was the Lord of five elements who bless them with their soulmate and every mermaid gets her soulmate once she turns 21. Emerald was so engrossed in his own thoughts that he forgot that not only he but also Scarlet mumbled the words....

Three magics intertwined: Selene's moonlight essence flowing upward as Ronan's oceanic power surged within her, while Mirra's earthy magic trembled and rooted them all to this sacred moment. Mirra's forest-green eyes locked with Ronan's storm-dark gaze across Selene's moonlit form. Without words, she communicated her desire through the bond they shared, their magic humming in anticipation. With reverent care, Ronan withdrew from Selene, her silver essence clinging to him like seafoam as he moved. Mirra approached with the fluid grace of wind through ancient trees, settling her lithe body onto his lap. As she took him inside her, verdant magic bloomed where they joined, spreading like vines a

That’s what made this whole thing even stranger. I raised a brow. “How’s that even possible? How can she imprint if the Moon never meant for her to have anyone?” Maximus met my eyes, then shrugged. “Don’t know,” he admitted. “Maybe the Moon’s giving her a break. She’s been through hell. Maybe... this is her reward.” Could be. He wasn’t wrong. “Could be,” I echoed. “Wouldn’t be the worst thing the Moon’s ever done.” Maybe Mirabelle had been holding onto hope this whole time. Hoping the Moon had more for her than just duty and heartbreak. Hoping there was still someone out there who’d see her—really see her—and love her like she deserved.

“Sister! It’s been a while! How are you?!” Luna chuckled. “I’m doing fine, Mirai! I see that you’ve become strong. Keep up the good work!” Mirai grinned proudly while wiggling her eyebrows smugly. “Heh. You know I’m a genius!” “Wow, I was almost blown away by the storm,” Luna said with a playful smile and acted like there was a storm. Mirai pouted. “Come on! Can’t I be proud once?!” Luna burst out laughing, and a second later, Mirai joined in the laughter.

Not like this. Just as the blade descended, a flash of white light illuminated the battlefield. The Moon Goddess appeared, her presence radiant and powerful, her aura shaking the very air around them. With a swift motion, she snatched the ring back from Ralph, her fingers glowing with divine energy. “No!” Selene cried, as she turned to face the Moon Goddess. But it was too late. The Goddess moved swiftly, covering Raven’s body with her own, and just as Selene’s knife came down, it pierced through the Goddess’s back instead of Raven’s heart.

“Have mercy on us Moon God Luna, The prophecy is true, the Moon God Luna will come to rescue us and bring balance and peace to us.” “My mate is the Moon God Luna, How can I not be lucky?” I said smiling at her and I won’t lie, I want to have sex with her right now because I suddenly missed her touch, and seeing her naked, my thinking got interrupted, “I know what you want but let’s get home first.” She added with a smile.

Miracle rattled the slips, checking if there were any secret papers hidden in between. But there was none. The second half of the story was gone. "C'mon... Don't do this to me. I have to know the story." Miracle pressed her fingers to her lips, murmuring lines of undefinable words that echoed softly in the dimly lit room. As she chanted, a gentle swirl of white light unfurled from her fingertips, enveloping her hand in a shimmering embrace. Silvery tendrils of smoke swirled into the room, weaving in response to her invocation. They laid atop her mark of divinity on her chest, and seconds later, the bulging veins around her reddening mark began to ease.