Moana Prologue Novels & Stories

✿MOANA✿ He started to move. Slow strokes at first, pulling almost all the way out before pushing back in, each thrust deeper than the last. The rhythm was different from anything we had done before. It wasn't frantic or desperate or urgent. It was tender. Sweet. Like he was trying to tell me something he couldn't say with words.

Moana didn't wait for Kaelen to clear the path or help her down; she vaulted over the wooden siding, her boots sinking knee-deep into the white drift before she lunged toward the wooden stairs leading up to the catwalk. "Your commands don't mean anything to a Luna who holds the founding seal, Eldrick!" she panted as she reached the top platform, her breath forming thick, white clouds between us in the freezing air. She stopped inches from me, her small frame dwarfed by my coat, but her presence was immense. Without a hint of hesitation, she reached out and grabbed my bare wrist, completely ignoring the painful blue spark of spiritual rejection that snapped between our skin as our mismatched

However, Nina could sense that she was still being watched. As soon as they left, Scarlett hurriedly called the driver, urging him to get there quickly. The car she had arranged still hadn't arrived, and she feared more trouble could arise. The woman knelt before Nina, bowing her head. July translated, "Miss Nina, her name is Moana Tafoya and she apologizes for her earlier behavior. She thanks you for feeding and saving her child. She is willing to become your servant to make amends." Nina hadn’t anticipated this twist. She didn’t need Moana’s apology or a servant. However, she did need a local guide.

Bang! Suddenly, the main door was forced open. Then, the family’s disciple who was sweating profusely, ran in panicked, shouting loudly, “Oh no, the North Moana grand army is here. They have already destroyed Mount Hua, and are now heading towards Yunzhou City.” Everyone from the Carter family members to the sect warriors woke up from their daydreams after hearing the shouting. Their expressions had changed. ‘Megan wasn’t lying.’ ‘The North Moana Continent is here.’

Kiara waited for Kali to protest, but when she said nothing in response, Kiara guessed she was on the right track. “You don’t mean that,” Devon whispered, fear evident in his eyes but Kiara just smiled. “I do, and I will be fine. Faith in the moon goddess, remember?” He looked like he wanted to argue more, but he swallowed his words and forcefully nodded. “If we are going to do this in a week, then we need to start now.” “My preparations?” “Yes,” he stood up, dragging her with him, “the sooner we start, the better for us.” Kiara’s stomach knotted, but she heaved a breath and just tagged along. She had no idea what to expect, but she was not going to show any kind of discomfort.

I also learned that Moana looked for me for three days before leaving from here, and when everyone saw her, she had already given birth to the twins. So, no one knew about her pregnancy until the kids were born. Maybe it was for the safety of the kids. I met Ambrose and Edolie after talking with Stephannie. I didn’t miss noticing that Edolie’s wolf was missing and that she smelled like a human. I didn’t ask the reason behind it because I was getting cold feet after meeting them as Moana’s parents, and I had hurt their daughter even though I didn’t want to. Ambrose’s behavior was normal with me, while Edolie kept glaring at me.

Leo pulled Kai out of a crevasse that opened at his feet. I ran with the book, the key burning, Eli's stone vibrating. We reached the coast. The boat was still there. "Get in!" I shouted. Everyone piled in. Kai started the engine. Corvin landed on the deck. Miro dove into the water. I looked back at the mountain. The peak was gone. In its place, a column of black smoke rose into the sky. And beneath the smoke, a shape. Large. Dark. Familiar. The Progenitor.

Zeus asked his mother in curiosity. Zeus: What is going on with him? Maria: What do you mean? Zeus: Why is he acting like this? Is everything okay? Maria: Everything's fine dear. Your brother has a girlfriend now. Zeus: Wait what? Moon reached first at the lake and was waiting for Ocean. He was getting bored, so he decided to swim in the lake. He stripped off his clothes and jumped in the water. Ocean just heard a splash, like someone jumped in the water. She reached the lake side. She saw Moon's clothes but he wasn't there. She sat on the ground, knowing that he must be in the lake, swimming. Time passed by but he didn't come out. Ocean got worried but she couldn't do anything, she didn't k

A steady anchor in a world that kept shifting beneath me. Moana watched him with a curious sadness. “He cares for you.” I ignored the comment. “Moana,” I said slowly, “why did you ask who did this to me earlier. My bruises and exhaustion. Did someone tell you something.” She hesitated. “No. I asked because I know Mother. She likes to weaken what she plans to break. She likes to wound her prey before trading it.” My breath trembled. Kade squeezed my knee gently. Moana stepped closer as if to confess one last thing. “Pearl. The reason I am so desperate to reach you is because Mother left this land some nights ago. She went to meet that man again. And she did not return alone.”

Moana's wary eyes mirrored all the fear and uncertainty that I felt—the responsibilities weighing in on us. Gobsmacked, I just drew her into my arms, enclosing her thin frame with my own limbs, touching but not clutching. Our lips smashed together in a sudden, desperate, bursting kiss; all that was above was forgotten. There was only the heat of two bodies touching, the rhythm of their hearts beating together in tenuous harmony. Moana's hand brushed up my chest, her fingertips tracing the outline of my face so softly it belied the harsh reality that was soon to be a part of our lives. "I'm scared, Theophilus," she whispered above the hum of activity, hardly above audibility.