Moonlight Lyrics Ariana Novels & Stories

****Discovering More** Aria sat in her dimly lit room, the waning evening light filtering through her heavy curtains, casting soft, intricate shadows that danced across her walls. Her gaze drifted aimlessly toward a floral tapestry that adorned one corner of the room, its vibrant colors now muted in the twilight. Yet even the tapestry failed to capture her attention, as her mind swirled with the weight of Mira's astounding revelations. The words echoed in her ears like a haunting melody: “You were given to me by the Moon Goddess.” The notion that she was a chosen child, destined for something extraordinary, should have filled her with a spark of excitement, a flutter of anticipation within h

Alexa was elated, she called Ariana mom again. The queen and her went down the castle, strolling towards the main garden. The glow of the full moon above them shone over the ground, it was a blue moon and the environment looked so romantic. “I wished I could be with my mates–” She stammered upon realizing she said something that could hurt Ariana although she meant this to a certain sense. If she was with the quads, she would have had a special romantic night-out with them. “I wished they could see this blue moon. It comes out once in a while.”

“Iris, I am so sorry I came too late. I let you suffer. You have to stay strong! Please, you can’t leave me!” I looked at her tear-rimmed eyes, wanting nothing more than to reach up and wipe away her tears, but the encroaching darkness completely swallowed my vision. Even as my inner wolf roared fiercely, desperate to stand up, my eyelids felt as heavy as lead. No matter how much force I exerted, I could no longer open my eyes. Even the restless pup inside my womb grew completely, utterly still. My hand slipped down weakly, my vision blurring into nothingness.

It was steady, ancient, and it made the red light in the cavern recoil. Lycan Princess. Moon blood. The Warden’s fire pits turned upward, screaming. _No. Not you._ Aria raised her hands in the Citadel. The moonlight from the split in the Citadel roof poured down into her there. “Let them rest,” her voice whispered in the cavern. In my head. In the Warden’s mind. The skeletons stopped. For one second, they were just bones again. Then Aria’s light hit them from miles away. The red light screamed. It was torn out of the bones, out of the Warden, out of the stone itself, and pulled upward through the tunnel toward the Citadel, into the moonlight.

"That's all any of us can do. Love them, Protect them." Aria closed her eyes. The baby fluttered beneath her palm. The moon rose higher over the mountains. "I can do that," she whispered. "I know you can."

“Until none of us miss.” Above them, the sky was clear blue, the Moon a faint ghost in daylight. Not gone. Just sharing the sky with the sun. Aria watched from a distance in the dream—no longer Moon‑Luna at a council table, just a woman under a tree, heart full to bursting as the next generation ran with fewer weights around their throats. She woke with tears on her cheeks and Kael’s thumb wiping them away, his expression soft and questioning in the dawn light. “Bad dream?” he murmured.

The sounds of drums filled everywhere, the whole place lit up with candle lights and fire flies setting the atmosphere right for an auspicious moment which was about to begin. "Accept these ones Great goddess and show us who our next Luna will be, may she bring peace and harmony to us and the packs beyond." The clouds cleared and the moon rose shining brightly on them all. Aria's Gaze shifted to the glowing moonstone as her feet moved closer slowly. "see me, please." She whispered, to low for anyone else to hear. Her hand trembled at her side as she drew in shaky breaths, then with all the courage she could gather, she pressed her palm against the cold moonstone.

Tonight, the moon is full. I stand alone before Aria's monument. The moonlight spills over the white stone, coating it in silver. "Aria, do you see?" I whisper. "Mom got justice for you." A gentle breeze rustles the moonpetals. In the wind, I think I hear a familiar laugh. I turn. A figure seems to be smiling at me from within the moonlight. It's Aria. She's wearing her ceremonial gown, now whole and perfect. There is no pain on her face, only a serene smile.

ALEX’S POV. I stood before our devoted army, their faces filled with determination, ready to confront our enemies. The moonlight was our symbol, and tonight, we would use its light to guide us to victory. "Are you guys ready for battle?" I asked, my voice carrying across the gathering. The moonlight army responded with a resounding cheer, their unity and enthusiasm fueling my own determination. "Are you ready to bring justice to the moonlight pack and save your Alpha?" I asked again, emphasizing our mission.

I missed his touch, I missed the warmth of his mouth against mine, and I missed Ethan so much. Suddenly, a voice rang in my ears as he was about to kiss me, "The bloody blood moon, Ariah!" It was Layla and I snapped out of it. I slipped out of Ethan's grip and shook my head furiously with panic, "I'm sorry...I'm sorry, Ethan." I said and fled out of the house. When I looked at the sky, everything stopped for a while, the moon had revealed itself completely. A part of it was dark and another part of it was stained with a deep tone of orange and a tinge of red, the fucking blood moon was staring down at me!