Moonlight Garden Characters Novels & Stories

I hug myself and lean against the wall, trying to calm the whirlwind of questions in my head. Whoever that might be... they're not here for war. Still, that doesn't imply they're not a threat. ***** I find Luna waiting for me in the Moon Garden, down on her knees by the crescent-shaped water. Tonight, the water shows just one moon, but I can see both up in the sky. I slow my pace as I approach, not wanting to disturb the energy she holds. Her hands are in the dirt, tracing out an ancient sign that feels kind of familiar.

Their blood stains the ancient council tables red. "This is what happens." Aiden stands amid the carnage. "When you try to separate mates." His eyes search the ceiling as if he can see my spirit. Aiden methodically cuts them apart, his body covered in red, yet his expression infinitely gentle: "Little moon, I'll make the best fertilizer for your flowers. Next spring, we'll have the most beautiful garden." He spreads Sarah、her mother and all the elders evenly throughout the garden. The white roses turn crimson, hauntingly beautiful.

Moon opened the gate with her head bowed, her heart thudding, and her lips pressed against each other. On sighting a well-polished moccasin, Moon held her breath before looking up at a fast speed. Her shocked green orbs locked themselves with his angry yellow orbs. “Liam?” She squeaked and searched his eyes and face. His nose flared when he looked at her unkemptness. “What were you doing? Tilling the garden?” His lips raised in a sneer. “Liam.” She called again, her lips pushing themselves forward in a pitiful pout, she was about to cry.

“Unless Yesande has taken up residence in the neighborhood, or unless she’s got someone closer to home keeping an eye on things, you’re going to have to purge the charmer thing, Leo.” Jasmine picked up one of the long sticks that speared the marinated meats and vegetables on the tray nearest her. She moved from the table to the bonfire Keilor had built in the fire pit. The fire was the only light in the darkened and deceptively unprotected garden. Fireflies danced and whizzed through the rare black night, but did nothing to illuminate the six people around the fire.

The girl who asked before didn't seem satisfied with the answer, so she looked around in hope she just missed the other moon. They're still in the garden, but they're also inside a big overturned bowl of earth. One of the brother participants had make it with Teacher Grenner's help. The monks who are earth elemers had also helped him surround the picnic place, so they're in the middle of no light right now. Given the darkness, she was sure she would see the moon she was looking for, because moon always shines in the night. But she was wrong. There was only one moon, and that's in front of them.

Eve’s POV Morning arrived softly, the sun spilling golden light through the cracks in the man’s hut, he who later revealed himself to be Kimani{Kee-ma-nee}. I tossed and turned uncomfortably whilst trying to not wake Malik or Dorian, but they were already up, sitting quietly by the corner.

ZANA’S POV Caden led me outside and through the academy grounds to the moon garden. It was one of the most beautiful places on campus. It was a circular garden filled with flowers that glowed softly in the darkness. The place was also decorated with moonstones that gave off a gentle silver light. The air smelled sweet too. The sudden quiet felt unreal after the noise inside. The garden glowed softly under the night sky. Somewhere nearby, water trickled from a fountain. The air smelled clean and cool.

"Doesn’t matter. You need protection. We all do. And a coven bond will make us stronger than anything Zach—or Derek—can throw at us." Rita’s chest warmed. She set the bowl aside. "Okay. Let’s do it." Midnight – The Old Oak Grove The moon hung full and heavy over the clearing, its silver light filtering through the ancient oak branches. The girls had chosen this spot for its energy—a natural convergence point where the earth’s magic pooled like water.

Ezekiah asked while frowning. Her brother sighed and spoke. "Fine. We're not staying longer, okay?" Ez uttered. The three of us got out of the car but Ezekiah's brother still didn't remove his glasses. I just ignored him and immediately knocked on the door when we entered the gate. Nala immediately opened the door and greeted me with a tight hug. "Mom, did the rain get you wet?" Nala suddenly asked. "Yes, baby. By the way, she is your sister Ezekiah and brother Ez. Ezekiah and Ez, she is my daughter Nala." I said with a smile.

My first and favorite movie ever. It was a nostalgic feeling for me, as I walked to the window viewing the beautiful waxing crescent moon. I felt even more joy when I knew I still had few more days for the full moon. I closed my eyes as I began to inhale the beautiful scent from the flowers from the garden. Garden, reminded me of the first full moon night in the Amber City when Karien had prepared the perfect space for me behind the garden’s door. I don’t know-how but his secret house was likely to be favorable for me, for the extra excited Diva.