The Luna Choosing Game Novels & Stories

She was learning them while they played. "Counter-game," Human Luna declared suddenly, manifesting her own board. "Better stakes! More fun!" Luna's seven aspects materialized—something we'd never seen before. They looked like the Genesis children but opposite—where Genesis children were creation fragments, Luna's aspects were probability incarnate. "Eight versus eight!" Luna's Authority-aspect announced. "Cosmic capture the flag!" "What flag?" Genesis asked. "That one!" Luna-Connection pointed at the goddess's still-imprisoned form. "You want to free her, we want to keep her. Whoever wins decides!"

“Alpha of Black Mist. I have bled for you. Killed for you. Built this pack from bones and rage. And I will keep doing it…alone if I must.” A murmur rippled through them, uneasy but reverent. “But you want a Luna.” I let the word hang, sharp as a blade. “So be it. In three nights, at the Great Gathering, I will search. If the moon goddess has a female worthy of standing at my side…one who won’t break under the weight of what I am…she will be found. If not…” My lips curled into something that wasn’t quite a smile. “Then you’ll learn to live without one. Just like I have.”

"How can you have an Alpha and a Luna though? Don't they fight then? And how does the Luna get her title? By birth, like the Alpha?" "Well, no, not really," he looked so uncomfortable now, that I almost felt bad. "Usually the Alpha selects and names a Luna, because typically the Luna is married to the Alpha." I sat in silence for a moment, trying to find the words for what I wanted to say next. "Will I be Luna?" I asked, worried for the answer. "I'm not sure," Byron said, honestly. "The Alpha's mate is not always Luna…but I feel like this is something you should ask Nikko, not me."

She saw her children, laughing as they played in the sun. And then, silence. When the darkness receded, they found themselves standing in a cavern bathed in silver light. The walls shimmered like starlight, etched with runes that pulsed faintly, as if alive. At the center of the cavern stood a pedestal holding two crystalline orbs—one glowing amber, the other shimmering blue. “This is it,” Selene whispered, her voice trembling. “The final choice.” Jessica stepped forward, her heart pounding wildly. She didn’t need to ask what the orbs represented. Creation or destruction. Life or death. Balance or chaos.

I didn’t move it away. He stared at me like I’d just spoken a foreign language. “You’re serious,” he said. “I’ve never been more serious.” His jaw tightened. “You’re asking me to abandon my pack.” “I’m asking you to choose me,” I corrected. “That’s the same thing.” “Is it?” My voice sharpened. “Because you already chose them once.” Silence. He stepped back slightly, as if the weight of what I was suggesting had finally landed. “And what about him?” Marcus asked quietly. “You’re his Luna.”

Everyone’s eyes widened in shock, this is impossible. Luna faced him and smiled at him. She was covered with red light and I could sense a strong aura coming from her. She holds the dagger in front of her and throws it away. She shooked her head and in a split second, she’s now holding his neck. She buried her claws into his chest and ripped it. She’s now holding his heart. The game is over. He turned into ashes. Everyone is still shocked by what happened. I smiled.

I can tell he’s starting to squirm under the pressure. A Luna's place in her pack is very different from an Alpha’s. An Alpha is there to make and enforce rules, communicate between different packs, oversee construction of new houses, things like that. The Luna, while still holding various responsibilities, is meant to be a mother- like role. Educate the youth, hold a young mother’s hands through birth, wipe a child’s tears when it falls.

"I live for them." Nyra's eyes shone in the moonlight. "Then let's make it interesting," she said. "Alpha to alpha." "Or Luna to Alpha, if you're feeling brave." Levi moved forward, but I touched his arm. "Let me." "Mabella—" he cautioned. But I was already walking. I could feel the energy shifting. Crescent Moon wolves stiffened up behind me. Seth tilted his head slightly next to Nyra. He wasn't smiling any more. "You want a fight?" I inquired, going into the center of the space between our two packs. "Let's make it official. One-on-one. No claws from your pack; no claws from mine." "You challenge me?" Nyra's voice was amusing, but her body was tense. She didn't underestimate me. Good. "I'm

“She not only bested the warriors and my beta, she took charge with authority like a Luna.” My heart race increased when his gaze connected with mine. “Because that's what she is,” a tiny curve appeared at the corner of his mouth. “A Luna.”