Romans & histoires Star Vs The Forces Of Evil Queen Moon

"Maybe we can trace their movements. Barbie had Louboutins, and if she bought them in the city and used her credit card, maybe we can find out who she is, where she's from and ..." "ENOUGH! I'm tired of you avoiding the subject. You're mad at me because you liked being in his arms but you don't want him all because of some ego thing!" "It's not ego! And it's impossible anyway. He's a Red and if dad doesn't kill him, Alpha Mark will rip my head off. No union is possible and you know it." "Have faith in the Moon Goddess." "She made a mistake." "She never makes mistakes." "Then she's just cruel."

I wait for her to point at me, at my hand, but instead she lifts something heavy from the floor and holds it aloft. "Maybe you should take a rest, Queen Stella," The Moon Queen advises as she walks closer, a large book in her hands. The dangling crystal earrings glow with a faint hum of light, adding an eerie cast to her face as she holds up a thick, hide-bound book and guides me to an empty chair. "Be at ease."

The place meant for the Queen won't be empty anymore. They too had a Mate now. Someone whom they will love and get her love in return. Someone for whom they will care only for. Someone for whom they can bow down too. Someone for whom they will fight the whole world for. Someone whom they can call their own. They aren't alone anymore. They have their Queen with them. A blessing given to them by Moon goddess. Moon goddess proved that she isn't a bitch after all. The Kings looked at their mate. The more they looked at her, the more they felt hypnotized by her.

Despite that Luna couldn't help herself but be attracted to him. Looking at her daughter, Moon goddess got an idea. She knew that a single woman could do what thousands of men couldn't do. Luna was beautiful enough to capture anyone heart. Surely, she can seduce Lycan and either kill him or make him submit to her. She wanted to make Luna her weapon and send her to Deus. So she did what a mother should never do. She decided to make her daughter a queen and send her on war to defeat the king.

“In theory, yes. It isn’t as alive as you or I am, but it does have an essence that is very much alive. As the Moon Goddess, it is my duty to protect it and its power. Some day that responsibility will fall upon you. It can lend you power in your time of need, but it may not do so every time. You hold a connection to it and it will want to protect you, but do not rely on it always.” “What about these markings?” I asked, moving to the thing that caught my attention the most. “That my sweet daughter is your crown. You are the Moon Princess, a Goddess and future Ruler over the moon and your kind. It is your insignia. Wear it proudly, for is a badge of honor. Others will know who you are.” Her r

she asked shakily. Valen slowly raised his eyes to meet hers. For the first time, his golden irises seemed almost… afraid. “You,” he said. “But not you now. Her. The one you used to be. The Queen who burned worlds to save them. The one they erased from every scroll and every memory.” Lucien turned around, his voice laced with fury. “That Queen who was too powerful. Too dangerous. She was never meant to return.” Kade added carefully, “The Moon Queen was the balance between night and fire, life and death. She was loved by two kings… and cursed by prophecy.”

She smirked coldly. “Iris,” she called. “There can only be one queen. And I’m here to take your throne.” As Iris stepped forward, her newly awakened powers flaring like twin suns, Valeborne’s laughter rolled across the horizon. “Light against Shadow. Let the Divine War begin.” The first bolt of darkness streaked toward the Spire, and Iris raised her hand, summoning a radiant barrier that barely held against the attack. “Everyone, prepare for battle,” she commanded. Her voice no longer sounded human. It was the voice of the Moon Queen.

she asked, her voice sharper than she intended. Luca went silent. She took a step closer. “I know what I am, Luca. The Queen of Destruction, the one the prophecy warns about. But I don’t have to become that. I can change my fate.” Luca sat up, swinging his legs over the edge of the bed. The moonlight streaked across his bare chest, illuminating old scars and the defined lines of his body. He was powerful—one of the strongest Alphas alive. And yet, in that moment, he looked like a man carrying an unbearable weight.

“That’s fine. Because I do.” My brows furrowed slightly, but she continued before I could question it. “I was Luna Queen once before,” she said. “I’ve led, I’ve ruled, and I’ve learned from my mistakes. I can guide you, just like you’ve guided me. We can do this together.” I had nearly forgotten that she ruled by David’s side in the original timeline. It seemed like such an impossible thing to imagine. I let out a breath, something easing in my posture. I reached up, cupping her cheek, my thumb brushing lightly against her skin. “Together,” I repeated.