Moon Led Journey Across Another World Novels & Stories

The full moon peeked through the forest, unable to rest. She felt like the Moon was snowballing her way from this planet to the other, and all she saw was drastic changes in natural tracks until the end of time. So she listened to something very harsh from the Moon that had begun its journey to the oceans for seven million years and she did not know when she would be next to her love again. She was a kind of spiritual member of the Space Wind, for that reason he felt her presence with more intensity and breathed the laughter of his answers, until the Sun went out...

The shattered moon was no longer a celestial body; it was an archipelago of bone-white rock and radioactive cobalt drifting in a chaotic, low-gravity dance. As the thousand gliders of the Union approached the debris field, they looked like autumn leaves caught in a gale. There was no air here to catch their wings, so the "Silver-Eyed" children took over, using their connection to the planet’s magnetic wake to "tug" the bronze-wood shells toward the largest lunar fragments.

"You can count on us, Luna. We won't let you face this alone." With their unwavering support, Luna's determination strengthened. They set off for the Silver Mountains, their pace quick and purposeful. The journey was treacherous, as they pushed through dense forests, scaled steep cliffs, and crossed roaring rivers. The moon illuminated their path, guiding them towards their destination.

She went into the kitchen, ignoring her mother and uncle who were in some sort of heated argument. Those two were always arguing about something. They stopped talking and stared at her with wide eyes, as she went straight to the cupboard and pulled out her pearl globe. A gift she had gotten from her grandma on her fifteenth birthday. “Where are you going?” Her mother asked, following her out of the kitchen. “I have a fucking werewolf to find” She responded, and snapped around when her mum held her arm to stop her. “Don’t even try to stop me momma.”

"Goodbye, Moon Queen." We stepped through the portal. --- The journey through the World Tree was unlike anything we had experienced before. There were no stars. No colors. No sound. The branches beneath our feet became transparent. Below us stretched an endless darkness. Liam glanced around nervously. "I don't like this." Chloe whispered, "Neither do I." Wesley tightened his grip on my hand. "Stay close." Then the portal opened. We stepped through. And everything fell silent. Completely silent.

Stephen smirked. “Yeah you’re right. This place fits me well.” They all talked for a while but now it was getting dark the moon was coming out. “We should probably go inside.” Greg said. “I think the supper’s also ready.” Stephen told. Dara kept on looking at the moon. It seemed as the most beautiful thing she has ever seen. Ellen shook Dara, “Come on honey it’s getting dark and cold.” Dara went inside with her family but she wished to stare at that beautiful thing for a little longer.

If only the Moon Goddess would reveal Celeste's whereabouts, Jeremy would willingly embrace any endeavor. He kept his eyes fixated on the celestial body, unyielding and unwavering. He had lost track of time, feeling as if his neck was on the verge of snapping, when, finally, the stubborn cloud dissipated into thin air, unveiling a resplendent, round, and golden moon. Jeremy blinked, almost doubting his senses, unable to fathom if he had stumbled upon a dream. Holding his breath, as if afraid that the moon might be devoured by the returning clouds, he was transfixed in the moment.

“Look around. Beside you, somewhere close, may be the mate who will walk with you into the future.” The tension in the air was palpable, thick with anticipation and the promise of destiny. Channary could almost feel the Moon’s light touching her skin, casting everything in a pale, silvery glow. She looked around, wondering which face, if any, would be the one she would remember forever.

The male eyed the room where the sounds of the party originated from, but slowly swam to the side to let me through. With a slight nod, I hurried into the room. That couldn't have gone much worse. The room unfolded before me, and I nearly halted in disbelief. I forced myself to continue, feeling the guard's lingering gaze on my back. An enormous, white golden room greeted me. The dome overhead portrayed the moon in intricate detail, a marvel beyond description. Even the craters of the moon were painted, and I couldn't help but feel the magic of the earth's satellite. Viewing the moon made me strangely closer to Earth.

"And what were you so wrong about, Mads? We're natural enemies. Born to hate each other. Cursed to love the same woman. The sun and the moon, right?" I ducked my head, walking into his room. We were still in the Milky Way, and I could see Earth clearly from my vantage point through his window. The moon circled it. Even as it got further away. "What do you see out there, Javier?" He sighed. "What's the point of this?" "Humor me." Javier sighed, closing his door and joining me by the window. "I see Earth. Trapped between the sun and the moon. A battle for attention. Split between day and night. Is that what you want me to say?"