Selene Underworld Evolution Novels & Stories

“And that makes them dangerous.” The other Inquisitors exchanged uneasy glances. None dared to speak. Selene extended her hand toward the ravine. The air thickened. Her sigil—a crescent etched into the flesh of her wrist—flared white. In the depths below, molten streams shifted, answering her command. “They’ve gone to ground,” she said. “But the Ravine cannot hide them forever. Its breath is full of secrets.” A whisper answered—faint, like the memory of a scream. The molten veins along the canyon’s sides pulsed brighter for a moment before dimming again. Selene smiled.

one wolf whispered, his voice trembling. Selene’s smile widened, too sharp, too inhuman. Her eyes glowed brighter, pupils slitted and burning with an unnatural light. Her voice came layered now hers and something else, ancient and deeper. “You thought you were fighting me,” she purred, her tone echoing like it came from beneath the earth itself. “But I am so much more than the girl you remember. I am vessel. The ground cracked beneath her feet, dark tendrils surging outward. Wolves stumbled as the earth split, serpents erupting from the fissures once more larger now, with fangs that gleamed like obsidian blades.

I watched as shock, confusion, denial, hurt and anger fought for dominance in her expression. But, anger won. “Did he look happy?” Her voice was calm but the look in her eyes told me otherwise. “Yes.” Selen had described him vividly once when she longed for him, that was how I was able to identify him. I wonder if he still remembers her face. “Take me to him.” “No…think about the babies Selen.” Her eyes flashed. “Take me to him Hera.” “Selen…” Her eyes began to glow and the room got darker. I could sense the power that was always dormant in Selen. It was stirring.

After several hours of running, just before dawn, Saya collapses among some rocks near a mountainous area, creating an invisible protective bubble around her. Carrie, who had been wandering those parts searching for herbs, spots Saya just as she transforms back into Selene and falls unconscious a few meters away. She recognizes her Uriel’s granddaughter, her brother's kin, the Luna of the Redwood Wolves, the one Carla and Augusto want dead at all costs to prevent her from giving the alpha Connor an heir.

An ambiance was swirled in the room heralding dark energy rippling just below the surface of the world around them. Selene snorted, and her monstrous form tread back and forth behind the barrier like a predator waiting to pounce. Her silver eyes glowered with an impure wryness. "And still think that you can hide behind that relic forever, Luna? That relic will not save you." Luna took a long breath and concentrated. "I don't need it to save me. I can fight you myself if I have to." Selene`s laugh dropped to a low rumble, sending a shiver down Luna's back. "Some brave words from someone who doesn't know the whole truth."

"The prophecy says that the a particular Luna shall birth the destined Luna who will have the power to rule her pack, and defeat all those who troubles us. It was said, she would be a Red Luna, with actual red fur." "So.. I am the destined one?" Her eyes widened in shock. "Yes!" Selene covered her mouth with her hands, "I don't know what to say," her eyes teared up again. "With this power of yours, you could find out who your actual parents were." "Powers? I don't even know how to use them." "I wish I could show you how to my dear, but I am am omega myself, and I can't really help you." "Selene is the Red Luna?"

CHAPTER FIFTY FOUR _SELENE_ As I wrapped the robe around myself, Lady Evelyn began to explain my abilities as a werewolf from an alpha bloodline. "You have the power of the moon, Selene. You can shift at will, and your senses are heightened. You are stronger, faster, and more agile than any human." I listened, fascinated, but then I asked the question that had been on my mind since we arrived. "Why are we in a human government facility, Lady Evelyn? What does this have to do with anything?"

“Until the convergence awakened fully again.” Aria stared at her. “Because of me.” Selene didn’t deny it. “The True Lunar bloodline strengthens synchronization naturally,” she explained carefully. “But the seal beneath the sanctuary was created using that same bloodline resonance.” Her voice lowered. “Your awakening reopened pathways dormant for generations.” Kael muttered under his breath. “Fantastic. Ancient emotional apocalypse powered by destiny. My favorite category of disaster.” Nobody responded. Because unfortunately— He wasn’t wrong. Selene approached the fractured balcony railing slowly while studying the sanctuary below. “The first Lunar Keepers never intended synchronization to sp

She was the only one whose breathing was shallow, jagged. "The simulations... the fallout radius is too large. We will lose the coastal cities. Billions will die." "Evolution requires extinction, Elena," Nergal replied smoothly. He watched the main screen. A massive laser array was aligning with the moon. It was a skeletal machine of Barzil and glass, glowing with a hungry, blue-white light. "The human genome is stagnant. We have reached our limit. To ascend, we must break the container." "You're not just breaking the container," Selene argued.

I was happy and glad that I have a second chance as I would make sure I don't make the same mistakes twice. Since I know what will happen in the next two years, I will do all I can to change it. Although I believe that the memory of that time was real, I still planned on confirming it. I believe that this second chance is given to me by the moon goddess, and I will live to my fullest. With those thoughts in mind, I fell asleep, it wasn't long before I woke up with a panicked look on my face as the memory of that time when I caught Dawson having sex with Arielle filled my head. It was a nightmare and a memory I wish to forget.