Moonbound Fate Novels & Stories

--- That night, I stood in the war chamber again—only this time, it wasn’t with prisoners. It was with allies. Killian sat beside me, pale but upright. Lira stood at my left, and Maeve flanked my right. The strategy map was redrawn. New sigils. New names. New plans. The Moonbound Pack wasn’t alone anymore. But with every alliance, I felt the threads tightening. War loomed closer now, no longer a distant shadow, but a storm on the horizon. And I—once a cast-off Luna—was at the eye of it. There was no going back. Only forward. Only fire.

But there was no surprise in his eyes. It was as though he had been waiting for this.If anything, there was something almost satisfying in his expression, as though my grief had confirmed something he had been waiting to see. Then his lips parted. “Bring her back alive.” Gamma Moses reacted instantly. “Move!” Then Seven warriors of fraemoon immediately threw themselves toward Vorkan. They knew exactly what they were doing.They weren’t trying to win, they were simply buying us time. Gamma Moses grabbed my arm while Jack and Jayden stayed close beside me. “Run!” We ran into the darkness of the forest while the sounds of battle erupted behind us once again.

“They thought I was still that weak girl they could push around. They never imagined I’d be mate to the very man whose family they destroyed.” “The Moon Goddess works in mysterious ways,” Finn smiled, but it was sharp, dangerous. “Bringing you to me... it was fate. Together, we’ll uncover every person involved in my family’s murder. We’ll expose every lie, every manipulation. And then...” “And then we’ll destroy them,” I finished, feeling a fierce joy at the thought. “Not just for what they did to your family, but for every pack they’ve manipulated, every life they’ve ruined with their selfishness.”

Moon was looking pale, with droplets of tears on his thighs, as he continued, "Once, I've managed to escape the facility and returned home to my mother and father..." The backstory of him started. With which, however, he had seen his mother and father with three other kids. If he remembered it right, those three boys were named Mylo Halberd, Lunar Invel, and Shad Cagney. He was looking at them from atop the cliff, as they bonded happily at the beach below him. Moon was hopeless as he watched them all. "Mom, look, I did a paper plane!" Lunar Invel was looking happy. He smiled, as Moon's mother lifted him up to make the paper plane fly.

His words were powerful but something was cracking behind them. Sophie could see it. The pain, the fear. Not for himself but for her. She ought to have been relieved that at least he was giving her a choice. So why did it feel like her chest was splitting at the thought of leaving? Sophie licked her lips, searching for the right words. "What happens if I don't fight it?" Elias stilled. Something dark flickered in his expression. Something primal. "Then the bond will claim us both." His voice was rough. "And nothing would ever be able to shatter it."

The forest murmured beneath her feet. The moon crept higher. The bond frayed further. The end approached. Her choice was made. She turned toward the rising moon. The mark on her arm pulsed. The talisman vibrated with renewed energy. The forest whispered one last time. "When the moon turns red, the guardian will bleed. When the bond breaks, the forest will fall. When the heart beats anew...the guardian will rise." Lyla inhaled deeply. The Bloodmoon was almost here. And the forest’s heart was calling for her blood.

The Moonbound were not supposed to lie. They had sworn their oaths in fire and silver under the eclipse. Chosen from birth, bound to Elara’s blood, they were more than guardians. They were memory made flesh, truth wrapped in blades. And now, one of them was a traitor.

They pulsed under her touch like they were alive. “You’ve heard of Moonbound,” she said. “The old line. The lost blood.” I nodded. “You were told it vanished. Burned out. Killed in the culling.” “Wasn’t it?” She smiled again, like she was enjoying a story only she remembered. “The Moonbound were never killed. They were bound. Their magic sealed. Their wolves chained. Their memories erased.” My stomach twisted. “I don’t understand.” She rose, and the runes brightened.

However, based on the footage that they got from the cameras on the cars, there were more than a dozen enemies, and all of them were armed with silver bullets coated by the moon herb. “Gio, three of them were wolves and two of them were human. None of them even reached the age of thirty and they’re dead. They died protecting me,” she said as he saw her eyes turn a bit red. He wasn’t sure if it was from the tears that were trying to get out, or if it was from the rage building inside of her. “Sotto Capo Anastacia Pantazis, shut the hell up!” Anastagio announced in a booming voice that made Ana feel like the room shook for a split second.

My breath was almost gone and I quickly sucked in as much air as I could to fill my lungs. "Ahh ... that was close," I muttered which was immediately answered by Alice with her disappointed words. "We shouldn't have hidden earlier, Ella. We should have gone after him and gotten him." Alice grumbled in annoyance. I shrugged lightly. "We'll definitely meet him again, Alice. Now is not the time to show ourselves to him. The Moon Goddess will surely bring us together again. I hope so." Alice gave up on arguing with me, and she chose to sleep. I sat down on a boulder, letting my body be buffeted by the wind that made my skin become half-dry.