Moon Phase Soulmate Test Novels & Stories

"What is this test?" "A ritual," Bernard said quietly. "Performed by the Moon Priestess. It examines your soul, your intentions, the truth of your mate bonds. It is painful. And yes, it can be fatal if someone is hiding dark magic." "But if she passes," Ruth spoke up, "all doubt is removed. The pack would have to accept her." "Exactly." Louisa's smile widened. "So what do you say, Miranda? Are you willing to prove yourself? Or will you run like the coward your old pack claimed you were?"

She had revealed a part of herself that she had kept hidden, and the repercussions of that revelation were yet to be seen. "Darling, if you're not honest with me, don't blame me for looking into who your soulmate is," said the Celestial Seer, moving her hand in a gentle, fluid gesture. Instantly, the image of Yaldabot, a lesser god, appeared in the air before them. "Are you his soulmate, daughter? That would strip you of the right to be the Moon Goddess." The Moon Goddess nodded, a resigned expression on her face. "Now do you understand, godmother? If I don't make him a Greater God, I won't be able to act as the Moon Goddess."

There's the imprint of trust, thats the one where the wolf recognizes you as a parent which basically every wolf has with their mother but among the few imprint types she saw while researching, there was one that intrigued her the most and that was the one she feared might've happen between her and Roman and half the time it happens with wolves of Roman's kind, it's always an accident. That kind was one that required a mark... between soulmates. In New Moon pack, Soulmates were by far more intense and complicated than a wolf's typical mate and she sincerely hoped it was not the latter imprint he did on her.

I felt it. Deep in my soul. And that’s what made it so confusing. Because this—what we had—it wasn’t a true mate bond. Not yet. A true mate bond is sealed under the full moon, in the presence of the Moon Goddess… binding two souls completely. Nathan and I hadn’t done that. And yet… sometimes it felt like we already had. The way my soul reached for him… The way I needed him… The way everything inside me responded to him like he was already mine—

Her eyes narrowed slightly. “No,” she said after a moment. “There is only one fated mate for each person. But…” “But?” She tilted her head, considering for a moment, and then pulled one card from the deck. “I sense something strange about your bond. A tangle somewhere in the invisible red thread that connects you to your mate. As if it’s been… tampered with.” With a flourish, she laid down the card right-side up. I leaned forward, furrowing my brow as I read the inscription beneath the image printed on the card: The Moon.

"It's called the Soulscour ritual. It's an old pack rite to confirm a mate bond.” I raised an eyebrow, waiting for him to continue but he didn't. “I believe I already knew that,” I said, my tone dripping with sarcasm. “Right. To perform the ritual, we have to mix our blood under the full moon and... sleep next to each other. If we share the same dream, it proves we're true mates. If not..." He shook his head. "Then we're not mates." I shrugged my shoulders, unwrapping my arms from my knees. "That really doesn't sound so bad. Why the panic?"

“I don’t know what I would do if you weren’t in my life. My family means everything, you mean everything. Once I find your mate in the sphere, I’ll make sure to pair you together quickly and seek her out. Even if it is against the rules, I’ll do anything to save my son.” The Sphere was a dark blue orb that Selene, the Moon Goddess, uses to pair mates. Now that Selene had gone on her own way to find her mate, living life as a werewolf, Mother took over the position. Mother had become so powerful in a short amount of time, if souls were in the same room, she could pair them by pulling on an invisible golden string that none of us could see and lead them to each other.

Realisation dawned on me, and I sat up straighter. “Wait... you’re talking about the Moon Goddess’s blessing.” I said “Exactly,” Ben said, nodding. “During the Celestial event; Luna Moon in your case, the Moon Goddess reveals the mate bond between those getting married. It’s a way to solidify the union for everyone to see.”

"I'm not sure what you mean?" "We all have one, only one in our lifetime though. It's basically a soul mate but the official term in this world is a 'Solu Matia'. The word Solu combines the words Sun and Moon in the old tongue. The two forces are parallel to each other's existence. Soul mates," my breathing stopped for a few seconds, I inhaled and exhaled again once I became short of oxygen. I could tell what she was insinuating and I was glad that she didn't find my explanation to be crazy but her suggestion surprised me more than when I found out Alex was with Rachel. "I don't know about that," I chuckled nervously. "I just got here and I'm only only sixteen. There's no way I have a S-Solu

“I vow to stand beside you, to guide you, to challenge you when you are stubborn, to heal you when you are hurting, and to love you with a fierceness the moon itself cannot dim. You are my home. My partner. My chosen.” Kaelen swallowed hard, his eyes gleaming. The Moonstone Priestess stepped forward, raising a silver bowl filled with moon-water. “By Selene’s light,” she intoned, “this ceremony binds two souls who have already been bound by fate, love, and sacrifice. Tonight, they stand not as ruler and queen, but as mates. As equals. As one.” She dipped her fingers into the water and brushed a line across Aria’s forehead, then Kaelen’s.