Queen Beryl From Sailor Moon Novels & Stories

Unable to look away. Something about the figure felt familiar. Not familiar in the ordinary sense. Deeper than that. Like seeing a face from a forgotten dream. Her chest tightened. “Who is she?” Draven’s answer came quietly. “The First Moon Queen.” The words echoed through the chamber. Aria’s breath caught. Inside her mind, Selene suddenly stirred. Not with excitement. Not with fear. With memory. Ancient memory. Faint and fragmented. But real. I remember her. Aria froze.

Her hair turned silver-gold, eyes glowed like moons. The very ground beneath her feet trembled. Gasps spread everywhere. “Aelindra…” someone whispered in terror. The rogue Alphas staggered backward immediately. Several wolves collapsed entirely beneath the pressure. I even struggled to breathe. Because this power wasn’t normal Alpha dominance. This felt ancient, and divine. Maya stepped forward slowly. It wasn't fully Maya. Aelindra, the Lunar Queen. Silver energy swirled violently around her body as moonlight bent toward her like it belonged to her alone.

My sunset-gold fire was no longer a flare; it had become a Stuttering, Violet-Gold Ghost, its emerald-crimson edges retreating into my skin as if they were ashamed to exist in the presence of the woman standing at the center of the diamond. "You’re late, Darlene. I’ve already calculated the cost of your hesitation," the Mirror-Queen spoke, her voice sounding like the rhythmic striking of a crystal bell. She stood at the center of the glass plain, draped in a Shroud of Solidified Sunset-Gold, her skin the color of polished bronze, her eyes two burning portals of Absolute, Clinical Certainty. She didn't hold a scepter or a scythe; she held a Sphere of Purest Entropy, its surface a flawless map

Realization struck her and she let out a breath of air, nodding as if it was the most obvious thing in the world. “Of course,” she whispered. “Sneaky.” “I’m sorry?” I asked, raising my brows. “What is sneaky?” “This necklace holds the most sacred magic,” Orenda explained. “Only one exists in the entire world and it’s meant to go to the most powerful and purest witch. It was a gift from the Moon Goddess herself. That way, even after death, her magic can live on through her offspring.” “How would Maeve get something like this?” I asked, narrowing my eyes at the pendant. “It used to belong to her mother…”

Sent out a wave of shadow-energy that hit the wraiths tearing them apart in the air. I was in the middle of all the chaos, the Lunar Circlet burning on my forehead. I was not just watching the battle. I was like the person leading the music. I could feel the Sea-Singer’s exhaustion Helios’s anger and Malachi’s weakening strength. I need power I thought. The Moon is not enough. I looked up at the sky above the Queen. She was getting power from the eclipse using the lack of light to make her scepter stronger. "If she wants an eclipse " I said quietly "I'll give her an one."

“Okay, I guess we gave a deal then.” With a smile on her face“Follow me.” Miranda led them to a part of the cave where a stream sprinkled with beautiful diamonds and crystals and a small flat rock. She took a bowl, dipped it into the stream, and gave it to Marietta. “Drink up and Harkly, can you help me hold her?” “Wait a minute, how did you…?” “Know your name?” “Selene told me?” “The Moon goddess?” Harley and Marietta asked in union.

She was one of Hermot’s daughters and was Serywithe’s best friend. She turned to him, her blue eyes pleading. “My Prince, you can order these men out of the way. I must see Serywithe.” He looked at her kindly. She was no older than Serywithe, maybe a year older but she was just as fresh-faced as his sister and willowy too. “What is your name?” he asked her. “Selya.” “Selya.” He smiled at her. “Under the king’s orders, Serywithe must remain locked. If there is a message you want to pass to her I will be of help to you, my lady.”

"The mate bond will strengthen the protection." Jackson placed his hand over mine as we uncorked the vial together. The moonswater caught the sunlight as it poured onto the central stone, seeming to expand and spread far beyond its original volume. It seeped into the granite, illuminating the runes from within until the entire foundation glowed with silver light. A collective gasp rose from the onlookers as the light pulsed once, twice, then settled into a subtle shimmer that seemed to emanate from the very earth beneath our feet.

A crown of void and silver veins sat atop her head. "Tempest..." Ayame whispered. "She's a Spirit Queen..." The realisation dawned. Artemis' affinity with darkness was so strong that it called forth a spirit Queen, contracting them together at birth. The woman approached her contractor's bedside and softly stroked her hair like a doting mother, a small smile on her black lips.

Selene’s POV I was working on pairing mates for some of my children in the Philippines when I heard someone calling me. “Mother, MOTHER COME QUICK!” One of my wolves was hollering for me. I stopped what I was doing and rushed to the fountain where she was standing. When I looked into it I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. Koa and the King were going at it and she was about to kill him. “No not yet! She can’t….” I turned around and headed for my portal to earth.