Rebellion Moon Novels & Stories

He said , looking at me . “What problem?” I asked , curiously . “Oh nothing, just this is this company called Mcreate , which is sort of our rival and they are trying to take this new project we have with Artfree away . Well anyway , we are all working hard enough for it . But Aiden sometimes gets paranoid that we will fail to protect this company . Moreover , he fears that would let the chairman down .” He explained . So that’s the problem . He really is sensitive . He doesn’t want to let down his father . He is a good son . I admit that . But now coming to think about it, how can I really use this chance to get close to him?

A look that was more than new to me. Applauses that went round was almost deafening. “Say something, Luna!” Someone screamed, and I smiled gracefully, as Ryder gave me a small nod. “I'm more than glad to be back to my pack. To my people. I have no one to be thankful to, than the Moon Goddess. I can't exactly remember what happened, or how I got missing. But I'll be finding everything out again, in due course.” “I really don't think it's necessary,” Thyri said loud enough to gain the attention of the whole room.

Scene 1: Beneath the Rebirth Moon The Rebirth Moon loomed enormous and alive, casting silver and crimson light over the Sanctuary. It shimmered like an open wound in the heavens, its pale glow fractured with veins of red, as though the universe itself held its breath. Wolves from every surviving pack had gathered here, seeking refuge and unity in the wake of endless wars. Light wolves with glistening ivory fur mingled uneasily with the dark-furred Eclipse wolves, their eyes wary, their paws twitching with centuries of ingrained hostility.

"The Rebels were better. I don't even know why they're called rebels when they were kinder and better to us." "Curse the Alpha. What sort of god is so evil as to take the little we have from us?" "I wish the Rebels won the battle. They didn't rob us of what we owned." "Everyday I ask the Moon Goddess why she did not just give the rebels the victory they deserved. Now we are left to suffer with that evil Alpha that designs himself a god and his Beta who does not appear to want to rest until he drinks our blood for his wine."

[Cade's Pov] The messenger arrived at midnight, panicked and bloodied. "Moonvale is under attack! Internal rebellion. Half their pack is trying to overthrow their Alpha. They're asking for coalition intervention." "Internal rebellion isn't what we do," Kai said immediately. "Coalition defends against external threats. We don't interfere in pack governance." "But the rebels are traditionalists within Moonvale. They opposed joining the coalition from the beginning. If they succeed, Moonvale withdraws from the coalition and potentially attacks other member packs."

I whispered under my breath with a smirk, Three weeks from now, a trade shipment from Europe would be ambushed, everyone would panic, supply chains would collapse, prices would skyrocket. But one thing would become far more valuable than gold overnight. Moonshade herbs. They were powerful and useful enough that everyone used them, but not that rare that they cost a lot. That changed when the largest shipment of the herbs was lost. This time, I had the knowledge, and with that knowledge came the ability to get rich. This was just the beginning. I let out a soft laugh as I looked up at the sun. This time, I wasn’t just going to survive, I was going to rise. And if I did, absolutely no one woul

Kaelen dived into the smoke, grabbing Sera and pulling her back just as the peak of the mountain began to crumble. "Silas!" Sera cried, reaching out into the white light. But Silas was gone. He had chosen to be the anchor that held the gate shut. The Blood Moon began to fade, the red shadow sliding away to reveal the pure, silver light of the moon. The "Wild Hunt" vanished into mist. The silence returned to Oakhaven, but this time, it was peaceful.

"Red Moon's formal insignia is machine-embroidered, standardized, identical across every uniform they issue. This is hand-stitched. Close enough to pass a glance, close enough to fool a guard reacting under pressure in a dark hallway — but not identical. Someone took a genuine Red Moon warrior, killed or coerced him beforehand most likely, and dressed the attempt to look exactly like what everyone in this coalition was already primed to believe after tonight's summit." I felt the full, deliberate cruelty of it settle over me. "They didn't just want my father dead," I said slowly. "They wanted this coalition to believe Dorian ordered a retaliatory strike the moment his corruption became publi

“You had a plan B with your Ally. The corrupt Moon must be replaced with something born of both light and fire. If you swore to uphold this bargain, then the Ally’s bloodline, born of both lineage and ancient, would take his place and pick up his crown. Together, you would rule over our kind and usher in a new way of life. You would usher in a choice. Two halves of a whole or two separate halves yet still whole.” It was quiet as we all took in what she was saying. The pieces were beginning to click together. The Moon. The crown. A choice. “Is there a price to pay?” Kai asked, his voice rough but hope filled his being as well. Phoenix nodded, her eyes never leaving my own.

Silently, I prayed to the Moon Goddess, hoping he would believe my words and leave the pack at once. That’s right! I had no proof. In my previous life, I was merely David’s pawn. He unearthed the truth about Max and reveal it to everyone. Until I died in the thick snow, I never had the chance to access those invaluable documents. “You seem like a benevolent lady for giving me the opportunity to leave safely,” Max commented. “So, I am grateful and believe in you, my future Alpha.” Max smirked, “However, I won’t leave unless you provide me with proof.”