Novel & Cerita The Hidden Luna

“ I know we going to find something, so what’s bringing you here?” Placing a yellow envelope on my desk “ This is something that I think you should handle” He said very suspiciously. Opening the folder I read the papers and I realized what they were “ Did I draw the short straw in telling Luna about this news?” “ Yeah we all know that she helped their daughter find a place to hide, we just removed our guys on her last week cause she finally getting on her feet and the coven is gone” Andre explained. “ I know that she already has too much on her plate I think I'll wait a little longer before telling her,” I told him.

That voice haunted her. Luna rose, clutching the package tighter. Her hands trembled, but she headed straight to her closet. Behind the tall row of shoes, she found what she was looking for a small wooden chest she had hidden from everyone. From inside, she pulled out an old burner phone and switched it on. It blinked to life slowly. She didn’t trust the house phone anymore. She didn’t trust anything. Back at the Office A soft ping came through George’s private laptop. Footage delivered.

As a Luna, keeping your composure and not revealing your emotions that should not be revealed is one of the important skills that she always had to use on her advantage. “L-Luna,” Celia mutters under her breath as she lowered her head. She was so startled that she stuttered. Raven’s tongue was caught in her throat when she saw that Celia was one of the people inside the room. “Celia?” Luna Savina asks wondering why she is here. This place is hidden and located at the deepest part of the packhouse’s grounds. Not everyone knows about this place’s existence. In fact, no one ever reaches this place. She doesn’t expect that she would meet her here.

"Both my parents, want to build a strong relationship with the Young Clan, Mary’s Family. The single most impossible thing they can do to strengthen our clan, by uniting me and Mary as mates." Maxine nodded faintly. "Indirectly, they want to make Mary as your Luna?" It was Maxim's turn to nod. "Yes. More or less like that." "Isn't it just the Moon Goddess who can decide such things?" "They're sure, if I get used to being with Mary, making her my mate, then the Moon Goddess will cast her as my Luna." "Mmm," Mary sighed in between her nods. "I will pray, may the Moon Goddess approve what you are trying to do."

"He is the bridge. If one side falls, he will never be whole." A sudden, massive explosion rocked the chamber. The glass floor shattered, and the High Luna stepped through the smoke. She looked like a goddess of winter, her hair a mane of spun silver, her eyes two diamonds that carried the chill of the stars. In her hand, she held the Silver-Crest locket, its red ruby glowing with a malevolent, pulsing light. "The heresy ends tonight," the High Luna announced, her voice a sound of pure, celestial music that made Lyra’s ears bleed.

I questioned whilst my pack members alongside Grace was holding in their laughter. That was until one of the Thunder Wolf pack’s warriors came forward, “Luna?” he questioned making me smile, “at least someone recognises me." I said which shocked everyone at the scene. “You’re a girl?” Jake asked with shock whilst all the trainees at the scene looked at each other with amazement that the so-called demon is truly a girl.

When Will read the information he snorted out loud. “So we are meant to believe this?” amusement filled his voice TJ nodded “Apparently so” “Where did you get this?” I was not happy about what was written and it saddened me to think that she had been hiding information like this from me. I am supposed to protect my Luna not let her die, she is my mate the one the Moon Goddess had selected for me, she had even blessed me with her very own daughter. I looked at Sapphire who was still laughing, “How long have you known?”

They stripped her of her title. Branded her a traitor. Left her to rot in the forbidden lands. But Mira Wyrmblood didn't die. She rose. From the ashes of betrayal and exile, she built an empire. Now known to the world as The Cyber Empress, she’s no longer the discarded Luna, she’s the woman who owns the game board they once played her on. And she’s not done. When Mira steps into a high-profile gala three years later, all eyes are on her, including his. “Yo—you look like my ex-wife,” “No,” she smirks, brushing past him, “I look like the ghost of your greatest regret.” But just as she reclaims her power, fate throws her another twist. Not one

The morning was cold and quiet. Thin sunlight spread across the trees as Lyra stepped outside with a small bundle of herbs. Her fingers felt stiff from the cold, but her mind was restless. She could not shake the voice of the man she had met in the forest. Luna. He had called her Luna. That word was not supposed to follow her here. It was a name tied to a past she had left behind. She looked back at the cabin. Inside, Isla was still asleep. Her little chest rose and fell with soft breaths, the blanket tucked under her chin. Lyra wished she could keep her like that forever, safe and untouched by the world beyond these woods.

Selene disengaged from her embrace, and sniffed, "I.. my fur was red." Akira squinted her eyes, "Red? That's so.. Selene, how is your fur red? You must be very special!" She sighed sadly, "I wish.." "No, you are," she cupped her face in her arms, "You must have some kind of special abilities. I don't think you are an Omega Selene.." "Then what am I?" Akira's eyes widened, "A Luna!" She gasped, her voice barely above a whisper.