Real Life Sailor Moon Novels & Stories

"Article 1456, clause 4.1: Even a previously marked and rejected candidate may obtain the position of Luna Queen — after passing the purification ritual by entering the Holy Moon Water River." For a moment, the room went utterly silent, and everyone too stunned to react. Julian let out a long-held breath, the tension draining from his face, and he smiled. I sat frozen, unable to believe Maverick had actually done it. He'd found a way out. Coco purred with joy. Valeria knitted her brow, blinking nervously, and her father shot to his feet. "Impossible. The Holy Moon River is a myth." "Looks real enough to me," Maverick said, tossing a sheet of paper toward him. "See? It even gives the precise

As Chyna rushed into the living room, Tate slapped Ryan across the face. ​"It’s over, Ryan!" Tate shouted. "I want a normal life. I want to make my family proud with a female mate!" ​Ryan stormed out, acting furious. Chyna stepped forward and patted Tate’s back, her face glowing with pride. "Finally," she whispered. "You’ve come to your senses." ​Tate swallowed his guilt and forced a smile. "When you were away on your trip, I had time to think. I realized the Moon Goddess must have made a mistake with us."

He sat back down in his chair. Elder Yavira reached for her staff, then spoke carefully, unhurried despite Father’s piercing aura filling the room. “Mr. Moonveil, allow me to finish our intention. This is not merely about forcing Miss Moonveil to sit in the Luna seat. It is about balance for Alpha Kaelen. Her matebound, Miss Seraphyne, is indeed bound by the spiritual blessing of the Moon Goddess, but a Luna is not merely a symbol—she is a guide. We cannot ignore the fact that Miss Seraphyne has never borne the burden of inter-pack negotiations or sat at the regional forum."

I’m a little rude. “I’m Serena, the moon goddess. I’m sure as a child, you heard tales of me.” I stare at her, my breath catching in my throat. The moon goddess. Everybody had heard of her. Disbelief. I'm sure this can’t be her. She was only a legend, a way to threaten shifter children into behaving, and a way to explain our existence. She wasn’t real. Nobody had laid eyes on her to prove she was. “You’re not her. The moon goddess doesn’t exist," i said dumbly.

She seemed amused by the precautions. "You must be Aria," she said, her smile gentle. "And Alpha King Dante. It's an honor." "Who are you?" I demanded. "I have many names. But you can call me Selene." Dante's hand found mine, squeezing tight. Selene. The Moon Goddess. "That's impossible," I said. "The Moon Goddess is a legend." "Is she?" Selene gestured to herself. "I'm sitting right here. Very real. Very much not a legend."

Selena’s voice. He stilled, straining to listen. The sound wrapped around him, drawing him deeper into the sea’s embrace. His breath caught when the surface rippled and he caught sight of it,her tail. Sleek, shimmering with iridescent scales, flashing under the moonlight. She was circling him. He could feel the shift of the water, the brush of a current against his legs as she swam around him like the sea itself had come alive. Through the wavering depths, he saw her, he saw Raya, gliding with otherworldly grace, her hair fanning out like a halo beneath the surface.

One of them, big, covered in tattoos, pierced ears, eyes that stared like a pirate, grabbed Nherisa by the arm. Then the spark appeared. The sailor watched as water rose up from the lake and wrapped around him. "Leave her alone." Cordelia said. The sailor turned around to look around her. The spark in her eyes was as scary to him as a monster's bloodshot eyes would be to a child. "Or else." The other two sailors reached to grab Cordelia by the arm. This time, the water rose in full force on either side of the pier to hit either of them and send them falling towards the ground.

I blinked. “What about the other one?” Jasper asked, pointing to the fifth wolf and the Abbey nodded at me when I hesitated. “Also water. The moon controls the sea tides which have both high and low tides, and unlike the other elements, the sea is not complete without either which is why they exist in tandem.” The Abbey smiled and nodded at Jasper.

Sebastian had a proud look in his eyes as he stared at his powerful and brave sister. Ready to take on the world, Aurora finally faced the crowd and brought her lips closer to the microphone. Aurora grinned and laughed a little in front of the mic when she saw the crowd’s reaction. This wasn’t the first time that she and the crowd had met each other. They knew her before as the Luna of the Moonvalley Pack, not Sebastian’s sister. Their eyes were all wide as they stared at Raven like they were looking at a ghost. Their hands hung in midair when they abruptly stopped clapping while they welcomed her.

I told them, my gaze moving from one to the other. They all seemed to relax a bit, but only a little. Why did they all seem so afraid of me? I have only ever tried to bring peace between the shifters. “It isn’t you, but the rumors we have heard. We know better than to believe the rumors, but we have never felt so much power.” Killian began, then his gaze moved over to my mother. “We know she is the current Moon Goddess, yet your power is much more than hers.” He finished when his attention returned to me.