The Luna Choosing Games Novels & Stories

Damn if the Moon Goddess doesn't work fast, she rejected Silas that day, and that day I found out that she's, my mate. "How long do you think it will take her wolf to awaken?" Kai asks concerned, for the fact that Mae is now the future Luna, if she accepts me that is. "I do not know, but hopefully not long, life without a wolf is hard, she barely had a chance to even really meet Aria." I reply back to him, as I watch the door to my office opens. Kai and Ryan swiveling their heads towards the door. One of the nurses walks in, normally that would piss me off, however I told them to just come to my office to tell me anything they needed.

Light. Luna's fingers trembled. She turned the page. A drawing appeared. Three children stood beneath a full moon. One carried silver light. One carried darkness. One carried both. Below them were four words. THE THREE WILL CHOOSE. Luna frowned. "Choose what?" A voice answered from behind her. "Their future." She spun around. Selene stood in the doorway. "You scared me." "Sorry." Luna closed the book. "Why are you awake?" "I could ask you the same thing."

I sighed and closed the can, placing it back in the fridge. "Sure, let's go back into the living room." We went back into the living room and sat side by side on the couch. My eyes were staring at my fingers as if they were the most interesting things ever. "The Luna events are a series of competitions that Lunas of the different packs partake in, there's racing, physical combat, and testing survival skills. Weapons combat. It's highly competitive and I can't lie, it is a dirty, dirty fight. Everyone thinks Alphas are vicious, they haven't met Lunas when they are paired up against each other." I shivered as I recall how violent and destructive the Luna events were.

"If I don’t get to him before Stacy, it will become much more difficult. He has the power that I need to kick them both out of Caelum, and without it I may not be able to do what I came back to this fucking city to do. " "So you’re going to continue on with this ridiculous charade no matter what I say?" Trixie sighed. "That’s right. Since I didn’t get to get near him tonight, the next attempt will be at the Luna games. " Trixie’s eyes grew wide at my mention of the luna games. Everyone in the inner circles of any pack within a hundred miles of Caelum knew about these games. They were only meant for those born into high rank. Anyone below a delta wasn’t allowed to participate. That meant that

The place was full of music, laughter, and bright lanterns hanging from the trees. Wolves were talking, drinking, and enjoying the night. The moment Ethan and I walked in, several pack members noticed us. “Well look who finally came together!” someone shouted. A few people laughed. “Alpha, you’ve been hiding your Luna from us!” “Yeah, we barely see her!” My face immediately turned red. Then one of the warriors pointed toward the dance floor. “If you two look this good tonight, you have to dance!” More people started cheering. “Dance!”

My eyes were permanently red and puffy from crying. I was desperate to know what was happening outside. Was my father still alive? Was Karter safe? The isolation became too much for me to bear. But just as despair began to consume me, the cell door creaked open. A Lycan soldier appeared, his expression stoic. “The Prince has decided to give you one more chance,” he announced. “If you willingly participate in the Luna Selection and win, he will spare your father’s life.” My heart sank. I wanted desperately to refuse, but what choice did I have? I couldn’t let my father suffer because of me. I’d made a selfish decision to run away with Karter and now the weight of the consequences bore down on

When will she stop making depressing life choices? Just when she thought she would fall asleep on Denis' arms, someone brought up the Luna games and the tip of ears extended like that of a dwarf. The Luna games was different from the other categories. It entailed more than sparring. Unlike the other categories, the Lunas get a variety of games to choose from. There was racing, there was boxing, which was similar to sparring but the rules were different. Each game had the same number of points, so whoever had the most point was automatically the winner regardless of the game they played.

I pulled up the map, my men circling around me. “Luna is being held here.” I pointed out the dungeon behind the pack house. “From what I can tell, we’re here. So we need to move further east to avoid the main gate. It doesn’t look like they have any fencing around the territory beyond the main gate, so we just need to slip past patrols.” The men examined the map, then the terrain. I took a moment to check in on Seren again. ‘Luna?’ ‘I’m here, Lucian.’

But I'd known him since we were pups! I was born with the mark of the Moon Goddess, symbolizing my identity as the Luna. The former Alpha, Lucian Thornwood, took me in and raised me alongside his heir, Ronan. We lived and ate together, all under one roof. Since I was young, I knew I was the Luna chosen by the Moon Goddess and that I'd become Ronan's mate once I turned 18 years old. But it never occurred to me that being with me made Ronan feel trapped instead of happy.

They had made ke distrust even myself and that was why it was easy to catch those little emotions that on a normal day, I couldn't. “I came to offer peace,” he said after a beat. “Let’s not make enemies tonight, Lyra. This is a sacred occasion. I was also serious about making you my Luna.” Sacred. What a joke. They called it the Luna Choosing Ceremony, as if it were some celestial, romantic rite of passage. But I knew the truth, at least tonight’s truth. It wasn’t about bonds or destiny. It was about power, control, and the sickening lengths people would go to for both.