Saria Link Novels & Stories

Then she rushed toward the bathroom with shaky steps and called softly, "Luna?" No answer. She stood still for a moment, ears straining for any sound. But only silence came back to her. Still, my scent filled the cabin. Honey and vanilla. Strong in the air. Saira realized I could not have left long ago. Yet the worry inside her began to grow wildly. She lifted her head slightly and closed her eyes, doing the thing she feared the most. She connected her mind to Alpha Drake through the mind link. Her voice echoed through the bond, hesitant and nervous.

He answered and kept the questions to itself before following Saiya. "How does it feel using Azul's ability?" The lady asked him as they walk towards the woods of Markimstin, the largest forest of the Horalian Kingdom. "I feel heavy, My Lord. Maybe because I have blood and flesh right now." "Endure it for the meantime. Until we get to the place Samu arranged for us," Saiya whispered as they both got nearer the forest. Samu is one of her Shadow Soldiers that she extracted from the villagers of Chaaya. Before she ordered her knights to inspect the village they had just come from, she dispatched Samu to investigate Markimstin in advance.

And then, the other her—the echo, the reflection, the voice she had kept locked away—reached out again. This time, Sariah didn’t flinch. Their hands touched. And where they met, the light thickened into something solid. A tether, glowing gold at the edges, ran from Sariah’s chest into the reflection. The thread didn’t pull or bind. It connected. It merged. “I’m not your weakness,” the echo said softly. “I’m your anchor.” “I was afraid of you,” Sariah admitted, voice shaking. “Afraid that if I let you in, I’d fall apart.”

The men almost got into a fight, Kenry couldn't believe the Beta had suggested using their Luna as bait to lure Glary. “The only consolation is that she's still alive. I can still feel the pack bond with her, but I can’t mind link, her wall is closed”, Saphira let us know. “That means that she consciously avoids contact with us. Maybe she's mad or blames us for whatever," she said.

The thought brought the crumbled knight of midnight to her mind, and she tucked him away in a place reserved for very few, a little corner of her heart right next to Melanie. Tristan had tried to help her, and she had surely killed him. Andrew had settled the sleeping Naomi onto Ruby by the time Elaine finished picking up their few scattered belongings. “Let’s go.” The knight ordered. Andrew followed behind Elaine in the silence of the night, shut up by her very evident hostility. The band moved down a new path, onto a road that looked much like the one they had just left. This dirt road that stretched in front of them led towards the south into the heart of the shadow lands of Artharia. It

His anger flaring. “I don’t know where they are, I was too busy trying to clean up the mess you and your sidekick caused, now I have to find my damn dragon.” Urrale said, closing her eyes as she reached for her blood link to the dragon. She has blood links with everyone who works for her, even Shaid. “It’s not a computer chip it’s a thumb drive, I saw it around the one they call Lucky’s neck. It more than likely has the location on where the humans are, because that build is a security firm and it speclizes in keeping thems safe.” Shaid said, coughing up blood as she leaned against the wall. “Then we must find them and get this thumb drive.” The White Tiger said, going to help Shaid up. He w

I rolled my eyes and started walking towards Selene. “I need you to concentrate sweetheart. Concentrate on the lycan you wish to forge a link with and no one else. Sarah she’s going to need you around her to help ease her pain.” Selene gestured for Sarah to come over also. Selene placed her hands on my head and I closed my eyes and started thinking about Jax. I hoped he wouldn’t suffer also. I felt Sarah lay down behind me, so at least if I fell I would land on her fluffy ass and not the hard ground.

"I was there, Lily. I saw her. I heard her." Her lips parted, stunned silence taking over before she finally found her voice. "If that's true... then..." She took a deep breath, lowering her voice. "Do you know what that means? Only someone with a divine link could even reach that realm. Sarah, you're not... ordinary. You're not just an omega." My throat tightened. "That's exactly what she said. That I'm not who I think I am." Lily's expression shifted, part awe and part fear. "Sarah... the Moon Bound is real then."

Aria’s POV “You are awake.” The voice drifted from behind me, calm yet firm. I turned, and my eyes landed on her. Sierra-de-Luna. She stood tall, her figure graceful and commanding, her brown eyes gleaming like polished stones. Her hips swayed naturally with her steps, her curly hair tumbling down her shoulders, and her light complexion glowing in the soft light of the room. She was dressed in a loose white silk nightgown that whispered against the floor as she moved.

Warriors frozen mid-leap, their silver armor turning brittle and shattering as the Syndicate soldiers moved in with heavy hydraulic hammers. "No!" I slammed my fist against the console. "They’re using our own environment against us!" From the command deck of the drill, a figure emerged. Sarah stood on the observation platform, protected by a dome of Null-Glass. She was wearing a headset, her face twisted in a smirk of pure, vengeful triumph.