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When we finally do, Sterling kisses me deeply, sighing with happiness. “I’m so glad we’ve mated,” he tells me. “Now, maybe you’ll be safe from that awful creature.” “Let’s hope,” I reply. “The next thing we ought to do is find a way back home.” We creep to the edge of the lunar eclipse. I peer out into the shimmering space of the celestial realm. In the distance, I can make out a familiar shape: the Lupus constellation. “We should head in that direction,” I tell Sterling.

Connor and Maya, we’re sitting in the dining room eating lunch. They had been on the night shift for the past 2 weeks on a stakeout watching a local vampire coven who had been rumored to have kidnapped several werewolves in the community. Connor looked around the room to ensure they were alone before speaking. “ What have you heard in Luna’s sector?” he asked Maya. Well, I’m not really privy to the gossip yet they don’t like the fact that a Luna is in their army and they have to cook and clean.

BYE. Enjoy your time spent reading "The Fate of the Luna."

Jason and Lily gasped out. “But what I really don’t understand is why they are after Lizzy, and what is an Ultra Luna?” Lily asked posing the important questions. “Ultra-Luna?” both Jason and Austin said at the same time. Looking at each other Jason asked Austin directly “You know of them? I’ve only heard stories through my family.” Austin sighed and looked at Evan “Alpha, remember when you sent me to the ice moon pack last summer in Alaska?” Austin asked Evan. “The pack that needed tactical advice? Agreeing to a treaty with us in return. That pack?” Evan sad his anger rising. Austin looked at him with a sadness in his eyes “Yes sir, and Jessica Dern went with me, when we got there and began

“Eliza said that he is a really good wolf.” Nathan smiled and nodded. “He is. He is going to be pissed at me. I’ve been shutting him down for days.” I sighed and looked toward the Moon Goddess. She wasn’t here anymore. I furrowed my eyebrows and looked around. “Where is she?” Nathan mumbled. I shrugged and looked back at him. “How do we go back?” he asked, looking around the field. I didn’t know that either. At least not until I felt a push that made me gasp.

“Can we go outside? I wanna run!” Caius glanced at Selene, his eyes warm. “What do you say, Luna? Family run?” She smiled, setting her mug down. “Only if you can keep up.” Lena groaned, grabbing another pancake. “I’m staying here. You guys are too sappy for me.”

The moon was still rising, casting a silver glow over everything. I looked down at my hands, and they were no longer human. They were claws, sharp and deadly. What had I done? And then, I saw something that made my heart skip a beat. A figure standing in the shadows, watching me. Who was it? And what did they want from me? As I stood there, frozen in fear, the figure began to move towards me. And then, everything went black.

Finally the first man muttered: “Because the scouts she sent two days ago never returned.” My skin went cold. “They never reported in?” the second man whispered. “No. Not one. And now the outposts are gone.” Silence hung between them. Then, quiet as a confession: “Whatever’s coming… it’s bigger than the Luna said. She’s softening the blow.” My breath caught. Orion had reduced the threat in her speech? Another voice joined them-someone approaching from the shadows of the adjacent hallway.

Then at the Blood Moon above us. "Whether you understand it or not, Human Luna... your life is no longer yours alone.”