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Beta Bill replied, looking from Tatum to me and back before continuing, “However the only Luna in this room that I am aware of is your mother, Alpha Heir Frankie.” I looked at Frankie and he nodded before addressing the room. “Please allow me to clarify things. This goes no further than this room until after the blood moon. May I present to you the next Luna of the Cold Moon Pack, Nichole Pamela Gaffney. We have chosen that regardless if we are fated to one another by Selene, we will be claiming and marking one another under the blood moon two nights from now.” Tatum shocked the room by standing and kneeling on one knee saying, “My apologies my Luna. I was harassing my best friend's girlfri

They walked on the lake water and reached the center of the lake where the moon was reflected on the water. The white orb of the moon mirrored on the still water. They stood across from each other. Enara removed her necklace while Enos removed his bracelet and dropped them together on the white-filled circle of the moon water.

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

Elaine said firmly. “Excellent” Astéri clapped her hands and stood up, “Ingonish is an eight-hour drive, so you will need to leave first thing” “Ingonish?” Alyse asked as she stepped up to my other side. “Yes, that is where the Tri-Moon pack is located”.

"I told the guards I saw someone near the holding cells. A stranger. A scout from another pack. I sent them chasing shadows." I didn't respond. "Aren't you going to thank me?" "No." Her smile flickered. Just for a moment. Then it returned, brighter than before. "What do you want, Alessia?" She walked to the window and looked out at the darkness. The moon was high. The grounds were quiet. Somewhere in the distance, a wolf howled. "I want what I've always wanted," she said. "I want to be your Luna." I stood. "That's not going to happen."

Kael's POV The Moon Mirror was a wide disc of silver-coated glass, ancient enough that the frame had worn smooth in the places generations of Alphas had gripped it. It sat in the private watch chamber adjacent to the council room, mounted on a stone pedestal, and it showed whatever you asked it to show — as long as what you asked was within pack territory. And I had asked it to show me Keira. She was at the tree line now, standing at the edge of the Moonthorn Forest in the dark with nothing but a dagger in her hand.

No buildings and not even a single soul… The fact that evening was quickly turning to night definitely amplified the creepiness of the area. Even so, the five simply continued walking on. After all, Gerald wasn’t afraid of such things. After walking for a while within the South Wastelands, the group came across a loess wall and decided that it was high time for them to take a temporary rest. By that point, it was completely dark… A little too dark… Raising a brow, Nori turned to look at the moon in the sky… Only to have a jaw drop. “….H-hey! Look at the moon! Its shine stops right at the border of the Leicom Continent! The moon’s rays can’t reach us here at all!” shouted Nori as she pointed

I wish I could have a mind link right now. “On the outskirts of the Moonlord territory,” I began, “there is a barren stretch of land. Looks like nothing but a dry, unclaimed, worthless piece of land that no one pays attention. But it’s not. Alpha Juno and Hector use it to launch rogue attacks on other packs.” Vespara’s eyes sharpened. She was listening now.

It was red. Neoma stood in the center of the ritual circle. The pylons hummed, a low-frequency vibration that made her teeth ache. The air pressure was immense. Her ears popped every few minutes. Guller stood outside the circle. He held a bowl of water. It rippled, even though there was no wind. "The fragments have breached the Roche limit," Guller said softly. He looked up. The moon was there. It wasn't a distant white orb. It was a jagged, horrific collection of mountains hanging directly above them. They were so close Neoma could see the craters without a telescope. They blocked out the stars. They blocked out the dark.

I swallow down the worry building in my chest. “So this incident with Saint and Kas is going to happen when we are on maternity leave?” Lenora keeps writing notes, pushing down whatever emotions were ready to spill over. “May? June?” “I looked at the moon, Beta Lenora. It was full.” Delilah assures her. “I believe it was the Flower Moon in May. If I can get access to Kas and Alpha Bronx’s bedroom window, I can show you the position in the sky to determine the exact day and time.”