Novel & Cerita The Hidden Luna

I quickly answered the call. "Hello, is this Alpha Aidan of Nightblade Pack?" A man's voice came through the phone. "Yes. Who are you?" I asked cautiously. "Eric. I'm an officer with the International Werewolf Council. I have some unfortunate news to tell you." There was a pause on the other end, and I felt a bad premonition, my heartbeat racing. "Your mate, Luna Freya, was in a plane crash. We need you to come and identify the body."

"There are eleven other people alive in the world who are what I am." "Hidden. Scattered. Broken on purpose, the way you were. But alive." Selene's eyes burned. "A people, Aurora. Not a last. A people, waiting in the dark for someone to find them and tell them what they are." She squeezed my hand, and this time I let her. "You're not alone. You never were. You just didn't know where to look."

"No! I won't be used. You can't manipulate me, again!" Echo suddenly appeared out of nowhere. "Unfortunately for you Aria, my dear, it's too late." Everyone got even more confused, as Echo revealed another secret. "Tessa is the one who would unlock the shackles that holds moon city because she holds the ancestral key." Tessa's heart skipped for a slight second. "What does that even mean?" Echo smiled mischievously. "Tessa isn't just an ordinary werewolf." Echo's exposition changed the atmosphere in the entire cave.

Though it almost sounded like she was protecting me. "I'll kill anyone who gets in my way," Hera murmured, her eyes burning into the pulse point at my neck. Luna Selene stepped forward to address us. "The Luna Trials consist of three quests. Quest one: Find the Heart Stone, hidden inside the forest. You have 24 hours," she explained, clasping her hands behind her back. "If you touch that stone, I will slit your throat and get rid of you, once and for all," Mira seethed through her teeth, a dark warning burning in the depths of her eyes.

“But, if I can’t fix this problem right in front of me and if I can’t ever design anymore, I don’t think I’ll be able to earn it back for you.” Then, Luna turned and went upstairs. Joshua sat in the car, looking at Luna’s thin figure. His eyes darkened. When she completely vanished within his sight. Lucas slowly turned his head around. “Sir, if this problem can’t be settled, is it true that she won’t be able to design in the future?” Lucas still remembered that Luna had a hidden identity—Moon, the famous jewelry designer in Europa. Her limited edition jewelry was worth more than a hundred million.

I had arranged this meeting carefully—someone who understood what was at stake, someone who shared my vision of how things should be. A shadow slipped inside. Tall, cloaked in black, the face hidden beneath a deep hood that swallowed every flicker of light. They moved with a predator’s grace—silent, cold, calculating. “Luna,” the voice was low and smooth, like silk wrapped in steel, resonating with unspoken knowledge. I stepped forward, eyes sharp and gleaming like a blade. “They call her Mauve. My daughter. She’s entered the Hidden Valley.” The figure inclined their head slowly, voice steady but laced with a dangerous curiosity. “The Valley of Darkness. Few dare enter. What does she seek th

"This round will not only reveal the true intellect but the one armed with the gifts of a true Luna." Two leaflets were handed over to the women who read the inscription, which said, "I lie beneath the darkened veil, where the world above has lost its trail." A confused expression marred upon June's face while Tara wore a winning smile. "You have until midnight to find and retrieve the hidden Luna's bone." The host explained. "Bear in mind that the woods are different and nothing is usually as it seems in the forest." "You have until midnight. Good luck." Zeus watched the women leap into action. Tara took the lead while June followed closely.

“Controlled exposure. You’ll be the signal, I’ll be the shadow, and Damien and Elias will have eyes everywhere else. He thinks he’s hunting, but this time, he’s bait.” Luna’s breath caught. Fear warred with determination. “And if he sees me?” “He will,” Adrian admitted. “But that’s why you’re not alone. You’re never alone.” The plan unfolded with meticulous precision. Luna would exit through a decoy corridor, looping around the perimeter as the holographic feeds misdirected the ex and any other eyes watching. Adrian, Damien, and Elias coordinated the timing down to the second. Every step she took would be a signal, a calculated risk, a lure.

"The Blood Moon rises in five days. We need to find the child’s location before then." "Selene said I would know," I said. "But I don’t feel anything. No visions. No pull. Just the name." Elara leaned over the map. "The scrolls I studied with the witches mention a forest sanctuary hidden in the north. They called it 'Lunara.' Only accessible by those blessed by moonlight." Sybil's eyes widened. "Lunara was thought to be a myth. A place where children of the gods are hidden from dark forces."

Luna's eyes turned silver. "Then we go underground." Kael nodded. Adrian raised his weapon. "I'm coming." Luna looked at him. "This could get dangerous." He nodded. "I know." She turned toward the hidden passage beneath the room. The door opened. Darkness waited below. Luna took one step forward. Then another. Behind her, Kael followed. And somewhere deep beneath Blackwood territory, Selene opened her eyes. She was standing inside a chamber filled with silver chains. The council leader stood before her.