Novel & Cerita Suna Rintarou Timeskip

He said, cheering them up. “But this is not enough to prove she's our Luna. We have to perform the next ritual today.” He mentioned. “Remember the ritual would last three days. Within these days you must be within our premises.” “Congrats on winning today's task.” He said, as they flickered their hands together. I've never seen the pack members this happy before. “Peace would return to our pack soon. Everything taken from us would be replenished.” One of them hailed, as they came closer to me.

I watched every shift in his expression—surprise, then confusion… then something far worse. Alarm. He slowly pulled the phone away from his ear, eyes locking onto mine with a gravity that made the air feel heavier. “The Alpha King moved up his inspection,” he said. A pause. “He’s arriving at Riftclaw tonight.” For a moment, the world tilted. “Tonight?” My voice came out thinner than I intended. “That’s not possible. He said three weeks. The Winter Solstice—” “He changed his timeline.” Vincent was already moving, gathering the scattered documents with quick, efficient motions. “This changes everything.”

But the water is definitely not ordinary. We switched bodies. She went forward in time, and I came backwards in time. Now I'm here, but the universe is trying to regulate things and keep them in order, so my memories of my life are going away slowly, and are being replaced by Luna's memories, so I can completely be Luna.

Lydia had inherited Luna Alice's striking green eyes, long tan limbs, pointed nose, and beautifully shaped lips. Once, her father, Alpha Damon, had claimed he wasn’t interested in women, focusing solely on his duties—until he encountered Luna Alice at a nearby pack meeting when she was just fifteen. He couldn’t take his eyes off her and spent an entire year longing to see her again. The moment he turned eighteen and returned to the pack, he discovered that Alice was his mate. He claimed her that very night and married her the next day, without waiting another moment.

Sun goddess asked them. "No. We are here to find out about something" Alpha Santiago stated. "And what could it be?" "Someone turned back time, do you know about that?!"

Jaret snorted. “Damien Albright, sharp and mean as ever.” Jared tilted his head, glancing past his shoulder to look at Aurora, “Thank you for your advice but I am talking to Gamma Aurora here. Can you leave us alone please?” “I—” Aurora walked out from Damien’s back and smiled, “I am happy to show you around, Alpha Jared. The weather should be nice tomorrow. Shall we hike to the Great Waterfall tomorrow morning at 7?”

(CHOICES) “I CAN’T STOP THE TIME AS I COULD NEVER TURN BACK WHAT HAS ALREADY ENDED, BUT ONE THING I AM SURE ABOUT, IN THIS FANTASY YOU WROTE, AND EVEN IF I DON’T EXIST IN YOUR REALITY, I, RYUU WILL FOREVER PROTECT YOU NO MATTER WHAT.”

Thirty minutes later and our restless traveler was once more amongst the stars. “I don’t know when i’ll stop this time but i guess it won’t be too long also.” Maru muttered as he looked at the bright glowing sun right ahead. He raised a hand further and it melted against the merciless rays of this big giant ball of fire. A moment more and the dead missing hand was nourished by the 349 suns inside Maru’s soul space to reinvigorate a fresh set of flesh and bones. A breath more and our restless traveler was once again complete from head to toe.

Light fades off so suddenly that it felt like night came upon the scene within a second. In the twinkle of an eye and quick as a storm's lightening, all the moments left unexplained and misunderstood in Time Is Reborn, suddenly lined up as clips to be replayed. Thus, it occured, replaying one after another in a speed which sight and reality couldn't comprehend, thus forcing it to glitch.

Rowan didn’t answer. His eyes stayed fixed on the top corner of the screen on the timestamp ticking forward in quiet precision. Seconds. Minutes. Then A skip. So small it almost passed as nothing. Rowan’s fingers stilled. “There,” he said. Taryn stepped closer. “What?” He pointed. “The time.” She leaned in, squinting slightly. “…it jumps.” “Yeah.” “By how much?” Rowan dragged the cursor back, slower this time. “Forty-seven seconds.”