The Abandoned Luna's Journey To Power Novels & Stories

“You saved them.” “It cost me everything.” He kissed my temple. “We’ll rebuild—together.” “I don’t even know who I am anymore.” He held me tight. I closed my eyes and let the night steal in. The brand ached like a heartbeat. And deep in the valley, I felt shadows stir—unkind whispers carried into the wind. Tomorrow, I must confront the choice ahead: abandon power for peace—or risk becoming the thing I destroyed. Night draped Lunaris in silver shadow. I slipped into the old Luna’s chambers—empty cots, cold hearth, runes etched in fading moonlight. It once held the previous Luna's hopes; now it held mine.

As Luna completed the ritual, a searing pain coursed through her, marking the inception of her hidden power. --- Back in the present, Luna's eyes snapped open, the memory leaving her breathless. The connection between the scroll and her oath was undeniable. Kael entered, concern etched on his face. "Luna, are you alright?" She nodded slowly, sharing the revelation. "The scroll... it's tied to my oath. Seraphine seeks to exploit this power." Kael's expression hardened. "Then we must act swiftly. The sanctuary mentioned in the scroll—it's our next destination."

The worn pages calmed me, the faded ink carrying me into another world. It was a book about wolves’ history. Stories of ancient packs, battles fought under blood moons, legends of the Moon Goddess blessing chosen ones. I loved reading it, even if nobody knew I could read. They never let me go to school, but I had taught myself in secret. The book was my hidden treasure. Through it, I learned things nobody thought I should know. That the Wolf’s Crest had once chosen the strongest Lunas. That the Moon Feast was more than just food and dancing it was power, hidden under rituals. And sometimes, I wondered… if the Moon still watched us, still cared.

"Mother Luna had asked me not to say anything about our meeting, but it was necessary if we wanted to survive. Vampires were not going to get involved without the certainty that nobody from their own would be injured. They were surprisingly protective when they wanted. I should take care of my pack. I could not afford to lose anyone in this war. For this, we needed the protection of the sorcerers. Only a sorcerer could face a sorcerer. And I knew that Heath Dominique was gathering a whole army of dark sorcerers, people who had been exiled from the community for the undue use of magic. My informant did not hesitate to give me the details." "Mother Luna is upset with you. She has not forgiven

Luna was the first to ask. "Two months ago ..." That was also the day when Luna left and went to the world of humans. She feels betrayed again but her concern for her friend prevailed so she didn't get angry with him instead she felt pity for Eclipsa because it was accepted that she got pregnant by someone she didn't love. "I want to abort the child." "No!" Celestine protested. "You can't do that, Eclipsa! Even if you don't love my sister that's still your child and my niece is the one you're taking!"

Kael’s expression changed from concern… to recognition. “My grandmother used to tell a forbidden story,” he said quietly. “About the First Luna. Not a title. A being. A wolf born under a celestial alignment, gifted Moon-sight, able to unite packs without force.” Lunaria’s pulse quickened. “They said the Council hunted her,” Kael continued. “Erased her bloodline. Destroyed every trace of her existence so no wolf would ever rise like that again.” Silence fell between them. Lunaria’s voice came out barely above a whisper.

"We all felt it." Dante had managed to open one eye. "Twelve Moonborn." The girl said "Thirteen including me. My name is Luna.. If you've really proven we can live openly if the Council voted to let you be free then maybe we can stop hiding too." My stomach dropped. "You can't. The ancient families just declared war on all Moonborn. Coming out of hiding now is suicide." Luna said "Staying hidden while they hunt us one by one is also suicide. At together we have a chance."

I snap, and that does it. I see it instantly, the shift, his temper flares and he pushes his chair back, standing up abruptly. “No. You are not going anywhere without me.” He snaps at me. I freeze for half a second, then I narrow my eyes at him. “Excuse me?” I ask, my voice low and quiet. “You are pregnant with my child, Bianca. What on earth makes you think that I would let my pregnant Luna leave the territory without me?” He asks and a bitter laugh rips out of me before I can stop it.

I asked, snapping him back to reality. “Luna Selene is gone,” he said. Just words. But they split the room open. Gone. Luna. His mate. The woman the Moon itself had chosen. How is that even possible? My lips parted. I didn’t speak. I didn’t breathe. He continued, voice like steady iron. “Until she is found, the pack must remain unaware of her dissappearance. Our enemies must not sense weakness.” I swallowed. My instinct was obedience. Always had been.

" the first maid asked. "I know so," the second maid scoffed loudly. "Why would a great, powerful Alpha want to stay with a weak, pathetic Luna like Evelyn? She cannot even give birth! She is barren! A Luna who cannot give the pack an heir is completely useless. Just wait. He will push her aside for a real woman soon enough." Rage boiled inside my chest. Hot, violent assassin rage. In the Rogue Kingdom, if a servant dared to speak about Orion's women like this, their tongues would be cut out immediately.