Rise Of The True Luna Novels & Stories

Luna was crying silently . She didn't knew what wrong she did in her past life .She lost her family and lived a hard life as a orphan. Today she is caged and forced to marry a devil. why was her life so hard ? Why can't she live her own life peacefully.

And as the blood moon rises higher, painting everything in crimson, I hear it once more, a voice, low and mocking, carried on the wind. “Did you miss me? Ryder stiffens, he must have heard it too. The voice laughs. That very low, dangerous, and condescending laughter. “You should have stayed dead, Luna.” And with that, the trees beyond the gate explode in a flash of light. This confirms that he is back and this time, he isn’t a ghost.

I needed to hold on to something or someone, or I might fall soon. A glint of wickedness sparkled in her eyes before she turned her body to face me, extending her hand. “Anna Estelle Weldon…” She began, and goosebumps rose on my skin. “...Newman. Future Luna of the Silver Moon Pack.” I heard her, but more than anything else, I wanted to know one more thing. ‘Are you fated mates?’ I asked Zach in our heads.

The more Axel spoke, the less I could hold back my tears. “In these last two weeks, I have worked endlessly to give you a world that is your own. It wasn’t easy, but after capturing your parents, we managed to collect evidence of what they had done to you. After we made it public, everyone was able to see how they had been fooled. I have gathered everyone here to not only give you an apology but to declare you as the true Luna.” Now, my tears were streaming down my face without any restraint. “You didn’t need to go to this length.”

he replied. "In all history, the existence of a True Luna had always brought chaos and death. No, it is not her who causes it, but the people who want her powers as theirs. The True Luna is a replica of the goddess, and it was said that they could evolve and become goddesses if properly trained. With such existence living amongst mortals, what do you think will happen?" Mergec asked rhetorically.

Though he tried very hard to hide it. "Momma?” Ryan's voice interrupted my thoughts. "Are you listening to me?" He asked me with his hands on his hips. "No,” I replied seriously and he huffed dramatically. "I knew it." I reached over and ruffled his hair and his protest immediately dissolved into laughter. The sound warmed my heart. Five years. Sometimes it felt impossible that so much time had passed. After Ryan's birth, we had officially completed my coronation as Luna Queen. I had been nervous. Terrified, if I was being honest. Because despite everything, a part of me expected resistance. I had been a former Luna from another pack. A rejected mate. A woman who had given birth to another m

But this was not his moment—it was mine. Thane stepped forward from the crowd and raised a ceremonial staff. “Riya Wolfsong, by the decree of the Moon Tribunal, and through the fire of trial and bloodline, you are called to take your place as the true Luna of the Moonbound Era. Do you accept this mantle?” My voice was steady, though my heart pounded. “I do.” A tremor ran through the crowd—energy rippling across the clearing like a wave. “Then kneel,” Thane said.

“I will not waste the Lycan Kingdom’s energy on dead law. Denied.” The silence in the Gavel Chamber was absolute. Selene’s elegant mask shattered. Her eyes went wide with pure fury and shock. She had been publicly, utterly defeated, not by knowledge, but by simple, defiant logic. She hadn't expected the omega to think like a general. She managed a low, shaky whisper. “You… you cannot simply—” “I can,” I cut her off again, feeling the rush of adrenaline and desperate, sweet victory. “I am the True Luna. And I prioritize survival.”

"Great. Now, I'm going to have to learn how to do this link thing all over again." Leviathian briskly rubbed his hands up and down his face. "It looks like your future Luna is a little more powerful than I gave her credit for." I knew Rhi was special the moment I saw her, but power had nothing to do with it. It was who she was on the inside that mattered. "She's still learning, too. Now I just have to find out where the hell she is," I said before letting out a frustrated sigh. "She has never evanesced before, so she can't be far. Right?" Roxie asked, her face showing a mixture of hope and doubt.

I said, "you said that you were chosen by the true moon. What does that mean, and how did it happen?" Luna's eyes grew distant, and I could tell that they were remembering something from their past. "It happened when I was a child," they said. "I lived in a small village, and I was the only child in the village who was born with the ability to see the true moon. When I was old enough, I was brought before the elders of the village, and they performed a ritual to connect me with the true moon. They opened a channel between me and the moon, and it changed my life forever."