Sailor Moon Sisters Novels & Stories

Another voice from the sky said. "I have 12 sisters. They're all annoying, I'm sorry. Our mother is the moon. She likes you so much. That's why you can come here." She said sweetly. I was so confused. I can't say anything or even move. I just stood there like my body refused to move.

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.

I said. I was talking about how all of my sisters—Iseldis, Noblete, Sicilia, Grizel, Elixane, Dameta, Hermine, Polycaste, Kiena, Richesa, and Aleera—were going to meet here in the celestial palace to conduct an annual intercession to bless Mother's subjects.

Then she looked at Elyra. The two sisters stared at each other. Neither spoke. Finally, Seraphina whispered: “You’re real.” Elyra answered: “So are you.” Seraphina smiled. “Then I guess I’m not the only daughter anymore.” Elyra looked at Sophia. “She really loves you.” Seraphina nodded. “She does.” Then Seraphina extended her hand. “Sister?” Elyra hesitated. Then took it. The moment their hands touched the fourth moon disappeared.

When he returned, his face was serious. “I found something.” Lyra looked up. “What?” “Another record.” He placed an old stone tablet on the table. Kael leaned closer. “Where did you find it?” “Behind a sealed wall beneath the settlement.” Lyra moved toward it. “What does it say?” Damien ran his fingers over the markings. “It talks about two Moonborn sisters.” My heart stopped. “Read it.” He looked at me. Then began. “When two daughters of the Moonborn blood are born together, their power may become one of two things.”

the woman announced, her voice ringing out in the silence, "this is Selena, the one we have been waiting for." The girls murmured amongst themselves, their gazes locked on me. I shifted uncomfortably, feeling like a specimen under a microscope. But as I looked closer, I realized that there was something different about these women. They had an aura of power around them, a strength that seemed to emanate from within. "Selena," the woman continued, "these are your sisters in the Sisterhood of the Moon. Like you, they possess ancient powers that have been passed down through generations." I stared at them, trying to wrap my mind around this new information. "You mean... they're like me? They ha

she whispered. Luna stared thoughtfully at Cora. "Could this be about her sister?" She mumbled sceptically. "Think about, she only becomes sensitive when it comes to issues about her." "I think you're right." Luna commented and they both glanced worriedly at the already faded back of Phidel and let out a deep sigh.

Isabel said and Amelia mentally chuckled at her friend's naivety. If she hadn't been graced with Acacias's presence, she would have also never guessed that moon spirits were actually daughters to the moon goddess, not sisters and the fact that they were many of them was also a fact that she would have never even thought of in a million years. "What if I told you that it is quite possible that moon spirits aren't sisters to the goddess but instead, they're her daughters. Would you believe me?" Amelia asked and Isabel scoffed.

Lyra stood at the center of the room, surrounded by Kane, Briane, a few scholars, and three witches. They were cloaked in midnight blue, their faces obscured by embroidered veils, except for their sharp, knowing eyes. These were The Moon-Bound Sisters, an elusive coven that had lived on the outskirts of lycan lands for centuries. Though many distrusted witches, they had been summoned at Lyra’s request - because she knew the First Queen’s knowledge alone wouldn’t be enough. The oldest of them, Siora, knelt beside the table where the recovered scripts lay, her gnarled fingers brushing against the parchment. The runes glowed faintly beneath her touch.

Azrael inclined his head, and I wondered if he could somehow understand him. “We all know how it’s possible, Solana. The time has finally come. We’re going to break the curses and find your sister.” Her sister? The moon goddess and the sun goddess are related? Orion snarled menacingly, revealing just a glimpse of the beast that prowled beneath his otherworldly exterior. The hairs along my arms raised at the sheer hostility in his cold, detached voice. “Enough. We have no clue what is going to happen, Azrael. For all we know, she could easily die like the rest of them.”