The Wolfless Luna
Her sight swayed like a ship on slow waters—blurred outlines, swimming colors.
Steady… breathe, she told herself, fingers curling around the edge of the wooden bench. She remained still until her vision sharpened again.
Rakuya tilted her head, studying her handiwork. “Can you see well now, my princess?”
“Yes, Rakuya.” Seraphina rose and drifted toward the tall bronze mirror in the corner. For a heartbeat, she almost recoiled. The woman staring back at her was familiar yet utterly foreign. Her once blue eyes now glowed with a deep, enchanting violet. Her silver hair spilled to her waist in glimmering waves, and the few strands of gold threaded within caught the lantern-light like trapped sunl