Steven Universe Lion 4 Alternate Ending Novels & Stories

"The human saved us. The triple bond saved us. Accept it or challenge me again later. But I'm done hiding her. I've finally accepted her as my Luna." Buttercup stepped into the ring beside me, her hand was finding mine till they closed together. "I'm not here to take from you. I'm here to stand with you." Ronan wiped blood from his mouth. "You fight good, Alpha. But the pack is split. Mercy today might cost you tomorrow." Kai joined us, his eyes were scanning the crowd. "Or it might save us all. Think about it." Through the incomplete link, Asher's voice suddenly cut in clear and urgent. "Draven. The prophecy wasn't about this fight. Someone from outside is coming. One of you won't survive t

“Even if you find him again, what changes? If Steven wanted information, then he already got it before letting him go.” I pressed my fingers to my temple again. This time… Lorian had a point. “What’s interesting isn’t him,” Lorian continued. “It’s the one who freed him. Steven.” Martin glanced at me, but I remained silent. Lorian adjusted Jaden slightly in his arms, making sure the child was comfortable before continuing, “If he’s willing to interfere this far…” his voice lowered slightly, “then he’s already prepared to face the consequences.” I narrowed my eyes. “And what do you suggest we do?”

“In living things. In moments. In fear. They twist a thread that’s already there. If they’re strong, they make it obey.” My stomach turned. “You said he ties what isn’t his.” “He steals the leash. Gives it back only when it serves him.” “How do you fight that?” “Knots have ends,” he said. “Most binders don’t cut the thread. They’re arrogant. They want control, not fire. They leave themselves a rein to pull. You can find it.” “You,” I said. “You,” he said back, no hesitation. “Right. Me, the walking sparkler who almost turned into a bonfire.”

The paper in Katerina’s hand felt like a heavy stone. She walked out of the clinic, her eyes stinging with tears she wouldn’t let fall. Was she happy? Or scared? She didn't know anymore. The doctor’s voice replayed in her head. “The test is positive. You’re going to have a pup.” Her mind flashed to her bonding ceremony three moons ago. Under the full moon, she had become the mate of Charles Hastings, the next Alpha of their pack. For one night, she felt like her wolf had found its true home.

After a few moments, she steps back from me. “Something about her bothers me.” “What do you mean Ida?” “Her visions, why were they wrong?” I had thought of that from the first time Liana had said she had seen a rogue wolf in her visions. Why were her visions wrong? “I have a plan but I need to be alone with her.” Ida says. “That will be a problem Ida. She is the Luna, how can we get her alone?” “We should try.” How do I get Liana alone?

"Mommy told me he was a traveler who drowned, so you cannot possibly be him." Zarek lowered himself slowly onto one knee, bringing his eyes level with hers while completely ignoring the way my entire body tensed up. "Your mother was trying to protect you, little one, but she told you a story that is not true," he said softly. "The sea did not take me. I am very much alive, and I am the Alpha of the pack your mother belongs to." Naya did not reach out to him; instead, she looked up at my face, wordlessly searching for permission, waiting to see if she should fear this stranger. I kept my expression blank, refusing to give him the satisfaction of seeing me break down in front of our daughter.

Lily cried, pushing through the crowd, my childhood friend and the only person in Silverpine who had always stood on my side. I tried. The silver surged again, not outward but upward. A column of light split the sky cleanly, piercing the darkness like a signal sent to something far beyond this pack, far beyond this forest. The wind died instantly, no insects, no rustling leaves, no distant howls, nothing moved. “What did you do?” Vivian whispered. Ryan stepped forward again, fury masking something far more fragile. “End this. Now.” Ethan’s voice didn’t rise. “I cannot end what was sealed before you were born.”

“Get up please, you don’t have to do that.” She looked up at me with an expression I couldn’t quite read, hands folded in front of her, watching my face like she was trying to figure something out. “Those people outside,” I said. “The man in the car and the one who came to meet us, who are they.” She hesitated and blinked. “Luna, are you feeling alright?” “Just answer me.” “The man in the car is the Lycan King,” she said carefully. “King Aurelius. And the man outside, the one who came out to greet him….” she paused “—that’s…that’s your husband. Alpha Luca.”

I went over to her and protect her as steven was landing blow after blow on Zion who was trying to get away. No one dares to come close to Steven as he broke both Zion's hands and legs. Steven was clawing away at Zion, pieces of flash flying everywhere. It was a treacherous site to see, I could feel my mate slipping away from me. I got up and walked over to him, his fur was red with blood, I called out to him but he was not responding.

He probes further, and I give him the same answer. “Yes.” “Then I guess there’s nothing to worry about, but I must warn you if we find out you lied in this meeting about your powers then no one can save you from the fate ahead, Luna Andrea.” I flinched when his eyes changed colors from red to blue, then golden before going back to his original color brown. “Is that a threat, Steven?” Dante asked, but Steven just shrugged. “That’s the end of the meeting.” Elder Steven said, and a growl of disapproval came from Dave and his cohort.