Real Life Sailor Moon Novels & Stories

"Of course not! They're just imagining things, that's all." "How's that: mate?" Growls the big guy. We look at each other awkwardly. Elliot speaks first. "Kinda like Melanie and Simon, we knew each other without knowing who we are for each other." "We found out later that we were mate." I continue. "And at that point ..." "... We were already..." "Friends." Silence falls. "This is a joke!" Yells Owen. "The Moon Goddess must be playing a trick on us! She can't bind us all."

Chapter 26 Third POV Selene sat atop her celestial throne, bathed in the pale glow of her moon as its silver light poured through the open arches of her ethereal home. She watched the waves below, feeling their pulse as they rose and crashed against the shorelines of a distant village. The tides were erratic tonight—wild, untamable—and no matter how hard she focused, she couldn’t subdue them. Her brow furrowed in frustration as she tried once more to ease the waters, her divine power coaxing them into serenity.

She sighed and exhaled as she recalled with a demonstration using clouds to show demonstration to them. Hayley and Kara were wowed as they watched the images floating in the air as the Moon goddess narrated her story. Hayley recalled seeing something similar with the priest and his bowl of clouds except that in this case, they were not live people but images made from the clouds. “We were young and in love.” The Moon goddess continued. “I was just a young human at the time.” “Wow! You were an original?” Hayley cut in shock. “You are a changeling?” Kara added in shock.

Rei admonished me when she saw me retreating to the palace. "I believe there's something wrong with the moon. I've heard of something like this before, but I've never witnessed it myself. This is called the Moon Fury. Haven't you heard of it?" I responded to Rei, who still looked bewildered. Neither of us had ever encountered the Moon Fury before, and it was a chilling sight to behold. Although I had read about it in stories when I was younger, experiencing it in reality was an entirely different matter.

Selene looked at me with a tenderness she rarely showed. “When I became Arsel’s father’s mate, I was afraid too,” she told me. “I wasn’t a warrior. I was a woman who loved medicine and what could be done with it, but even so, I became the pack’s Moon from a very young age. That terrified me, but Arsel’s father gave me the confidence to lead, and that made all the difference.” “Are you talking about Arsel’s biological father?” I asked, confused, and she nodded.

“Maybe she hasn’t turned yet—” “Ross, if that girl is indeed the moon goddess, it’s impossible not to sense anything from her.” His brother had a point. “The spy was certain—” “But they could be wrong, Ross.” Royd shook his head. “They’d killed tens of innocent lives in search of the moon goddess. Maybe she’s one of those mistaken identity.” “But the spy who informed us worked closely with her. She even bathed her and saw the marks—” “Ross, a couple of people can have the same marks, yet that doesn’t mean anything. We both know she’s the moon goddess only if she can perform the ritual and succeed.”

Maybe because I'm worrying she might be on the edge and I just can't understand it. She snorted. "Nope, I just wanna breath the fresh air. Another thing is, I love the tranquility of that place. You know, the cliff where you brought me last, last day?" "Come on, Jha. We both know you just want a better view of the moon." I said in case that was just it. But then, she beamed which removed the heavy weight on my chest. "Argh! Of course!" She exaggeratingly screamed. "Did you know that the Polynesian islanders of the Pacific Ocean say that the moon is a creator goddess named Hina and the women called wahines are her representative in the world." She proudly said.

Her name was Marina. Marina was a happy, joyful siren, with a great love for singing. In her free time, she loved to go and play with the animals of the ocean, and she was always willing to help those creatures who were in trouble. In all these aspects she was like any other siren in the ocean, but her charms came with an important detail that made her different to others: she was naïve and innocent, so she was unaware of the risks that existed beyond the surface of the ocean. Risks that only a reduced amount of sirens have lived in their flesh and have barely made it to escape from them.

The look my mum gave Sea was the same look she gave my father now. I also feel bad, because I know Sea isn’t real, but her character feels so real. I know she’s just a product of my imagination, but I wanted to know if she also exists in the real world, because it looks like she makes my mum super happy despite the pressure she has on her back. It must have been so hard for my mum to make a difference, and make sure that every student here is given equal treatment. It must have been hard for my mum to find out every bad action her friends did to other students. That’s why I’m glad my mum had someone beside her who could make her happy. I’m glad Sea is here, and I know I’ll be sad once I conf

"Everything in the world is like this." Upon hearing Samuel's explanation, the pangolin roughly understood. "Samuel, do you mean that this moon is fake?" "Water Moon Heavenly Passage. Its existence is the same as the Bounded Domain. In fact, it's not a certain function as we think, but another function." "It's here to show us the way." With that, Samuel walked to the pool in a few steps. The pangolin followed closely behind. Looking at the swaying moon in the water, the pangolin touched his head and asked in confusion, "How can it lead the way?"