Sailor Moon Sisters Novels & Stories

I was still doodling in the sky when Luna came along. “Hey, sweetheart. What are you doing?” she asked, placing a hand on my shoulder. “Staring at my sister,” I smiled. Confusion clustered on Luna’s face. She was going to ask what I meant. “The brightest star among others in the sky is my sister. You are the light that shines on my shadowed life. You are the beauty that glows in my clouded heart. You are my crescent moon, my Luna,” I expressed, placing my hand on hers on my shoulder. With that, she wrapped her arms around my shoulder and hugged me from behind.

She spins her head from me to my sisters, then back to me. “Wait. What? Fated mate? Sister? Am I stuck in a Calvin Harris song? Can you fill me in?” Sage says with disbelief and confusion in her tone. I let out a big breath and push off the counter. “Emmy, how about you close the door?” After learning how Justin creeped on me the night of the full moon, I’m not taking chances with my door being open for others to hear these conversations. “Sage, these are my sisters: Emmy, Saph, Pearl, and Amy.” I gesture to each of my sisters, saying Amy’s name with a little annoyance. She’s always lacked a filter. She’s similar to Sage in a lot of ways. They are even the same size. Must be a short-person t

I brought my attention back to the two women in front of me. "Where am I, and who are you," I asked, my face clearly, displaying my confusion. "My name is Selene, and this is my sister Terra." She said, grabbing her sister's hand. They held little similarity. The only thing they shared was the glow that encompassed their bodies. "You may know us as the Mother of Nature and the Mother of the Moon," Terra said. "We hardly ever get to meet our creations, and we rarely see ones that we both took part in making. You have felt so much, endured so much pain in your lifetime."

“But the two of them share a special bond that was a gift from the Moon Goddess herself. They are Moon Kissed, sisters from different mothers born at the same day, same time, under the influence of the same full moon.” “But a lot of people are born under similar circumstances, aren’t they?” I frowned. “There are several births all over the world.” “Only a few are this special.” He smiled. “They’re even closer than blood related sisters.” Was that why she was telling me that I wouldn’t be able to dislike Freya for long? “Do you know why Sarah thinks Freya and I have similar personalities?” I asked Darcia. “I can’t possibly imagine how.” “Well, that’s for us to know,” he smirked. “And for you

“Pleasure seeing you as always, cousin. But we really must keep on our way…” “Before you’ve seen your sisters, Caterina? Oh my, they won’t be happy with that at all. No, I think you and your… mate, better come with me.” The smirk on her face made me see red. Caliope and Cassandra were twins and my half-sisters. The only daughters from my Father’s union with the Sea Witch. They were Até’s star pupils, performing their Siren roles as a pair rather than alone. Most of us resented our duties as a Siren. I made the end for the sailors who followed my call quick, and I liked to think I provided them something beautiful to look upon at the end if their mortal life.

I glanced at my arms underneath the moonlight, and it looked like someone had tattooed ivy all over my skin with sparkling silver ink. "Fiona, I assume the female warriors are yours? And I'm honestly surprised to see you here, Shaylee. Happy, but surprised," Seth said as he extended his hand to a beautiful woman with white hair that was in a long braid, olive skin, and eyes that were a swirling mixture of blue and brown. Blue quickly introduced the other two women. "These are my other two sisters. Niamph and Sloane. By the looks of it, we don't have time for proper introductions right now." He pointed towards each sister as he said their name.

Xiao Dust wanted to say something, but there was no way to jack it, in fact, he had guessed it before, two people who looked so much alike in the world, could they not be siblings? Water moon original name white moon, is the sister of the white pillar, things have to start from a hundred years ago, when the bitter realm outbreak of soul-devouring demon flower disaster, many people were displaced, the sisters were still very small, fled to the town outside of the black corner of the city, I did not expect that the town is also everywhere in the demonization of the people. At that time, Bai Ying had contracted a wind chill and couldn't run fast enough, so Shui Yue told her to hide in a broken

"Let go of me." "I can't," he said, and for the first time, she heard something like pain in his words. "The Moon Goddess made sure of that." "What do you mean?" "The prophecy," Alaric said. "The Moon Sisters. One to lead, one to fight. One with power over light, one with power over darkness. Together, they will either save our kind or destroy it." Astra's head spun. "What are you talking about? What prophecy?" Before Alaric could answer, the door burst open. Lyra ran in, her face streaked with tears.

fail. "Elena!" Alexander’s voice boomed through the nursery, no longer an echo, but a roar of raw, physical presence. The crystalline tank exploded, and the violet light surged into Elena, Alexander, and Selene simultaneously. "We have to go!" Mona screamed. "The Syndicate is going to 'Scuttle' the moon!" Elena grabbed Selene’s hand. The girl’s skin was cold, but beneath the surface, a tiny, erratic pulse had begun to beat. "You're not a processor anymore, Selene," Elena hissed as the ceiling began to collapse. "You're a Sister. And the Sisters never leave anyone behind."

“They are real. Paid for in blood.” The conductor’s sagging cheeks wobbled as he opened his mouth, then closed it, and motioned to Andrei and Svetlana to stand aside. The two Patrolmen hefted their torches but did nothing else as the conductor turned his attention to the twin sisters, still huddling in the berth. “Down,” he yelled. They obeyed. Now Svetlana saw how frail they both were. It seemed that a gust of wind could blow them away. They stood up unsteadily, holding on to each other for support.