The Invincible Full-moon System Novels & Stories

But for now, I just had to tolerate his insults and disrespect. "I acknowledge my shortcoming. I hope you're satisfied. Now, explain it to me." I said, bruising my ego and stroking his. "The blood moon comes with different packages. It strengthens the weak and at the same time, weakens the strong." He said, confusing me further. "How do you mean?" I questioned. Malachi sighed loudly as though he was tired of me, "Okay, in simpler terms, On the night of the full moon, the Supreme Alpha becomes weak and can only be protected by his guardian"

It is already starting to dusk, and looking up at the sky I see that it is still full moon. "Full Moon," I whisper, my eyes fixed upward. "Rain is terrified of the Full Moon. Ooohhh Moon Goddess, where is my mate? She must be in misery right now, not knowing what to do," I cry heartbreakingly over the now dark sea. "If we don't find her, please, someone, please, keep her safe. My mate, my woman!" Just the idea of her floating somewhere in the ocean or trapped on an island while the Full Moon shines above her drives me to the brink of insanity. In the pack, I made sure to always be with her at this tide and keep her warm. We then watched a movie as a distraction.

Chapter Sixty-Five: The Moon and the Promise The night unfolded like silk—slow, shimmering, endless. The villa slept, wrapped in the hush that follows survival, when even the walls seem to breathe lighter. Anna stepped onto the terrace barefoot. The marble was cool beneath her skin, the scent of sea and jasmine threading through the air. Overhead, the moon loomed—vast, whole, and silver as truth—its light pouring over her like a benediction.

I was praying deeply to myself, that my mate would be one of them. I opened the door slightly to see what was going on around. I saw our pack workers in a haste to entertain the guests. I finally decided to step out. The air outside was fresh, the feeling of my finding my mate was still lingering in me. I walked elegantly to the gathering. My high silhouettes making a disturbing noise. The moon hung high above the pack's gathering, casting a silver glow over the clearing. The air was thick with anticipation, a charged energy that always came with the full moon and the seasonal alpha meeting.

She stated out loud with so much contempt emanating from her voice. There was an even louder murmur from the crowd. How dare she? I kept my own end of the bargain, so what was with this sudden change if heart. "Well, I Oliver Julio, succeeding Alpha of the White Crescent Moon pack, do not accept your rejection." My voice shook with anger as I said those words. Whispers rose from the room, but I didn't care. She doesn't get to reject me. She has no right to. Not when she is weak, and not even from the Royal bloodline.

"Ronan! Target the center boulder on the upper shelf! Spears on my mark!" "Brace!" Ronan yelled, six of his strongest Moonridge warriors stepping forward, their heavy, silver-tipped spears balanced over their shoulders. "Launch!" The weapons flew through the howling wind, striking the frost-cracked stone with a deafening crack. The ancient boulder splintered, the structural integrity of the upper ledge vanishing in a single heartbeat. A massive wave of snow, ice, and heavy stone came cascading down, burying the first line of Blood Moon archers before they could release their strings.

The Moon Casters violated the natural position of the moon when I was just a baby. “It took us several years to understand what we now know and accept,” Bruce says. “For reasons we don’t comprehend, the Inverse Moon has affected our ability to bear children. In the twenty years since the reversal took place, only six new children have been born to us.” This time I’m not the only one looking away from my Alpha. Everyone’s eyes find the children. When I was younger, we came to the ceremony with family or sought out our friends. But now, because our few children are so precious, they’re minded constantly by Bruce’s mate, Melinda. We can’t risk that a parent would decide to try to leave the pack

Nadia's POV The full moon hung in the sky, its cold light flooding the bedroom and stretching long, faint shadows across the floor. The only warmth in the bedroom came from the fireplace. My heart raced, a chaotic mix of dread and longing. The mark on my neck—left by my Alpha during the last full moon—had begun to burn. Would he come tonight? Suddenly, a surge of power spiked through our Mind Link. “I’m reaching home.” Panic set in.

"Fine. What do you want?" "I'm willing to be your mate and Luna." I said, appealing to his possessiveness before adding, "Only if you allow me to carry my child to full term. And no harm comes to it as it lives." His eyes flickered to my stomach and his growl crossed the entire room, this time even the guards raised their heads in submission.

“Gather the men and don’t make me repeat myself again.” “Fine! What’s the plan?” “We’re barging in tonight.” Dan's mouth gapes at the shocking revelation. “Tonight’s a full moon.” I completely shun him by saying, "Don't forget. I need all the men to gather in the underground parking lot at the office building at 6 PM. We'll attack half an hour before the moon rises. Incur a delay, and I will kill you."