Novel & Cerita The Luna Contest

“She’s not wrong about the Luna game, you know. It’s coming. And the vultures will circle.” The warriors dragged Delilah away, her curses echoing down the corridor. Luna. The word clung to me like a disease. The Luna Game. The contest where ranked families pushed their daughters at Rowan until one was crowned queen. I swallowed hard, my throat dry. Rowan’s refusal echoed loudly in my head. I won’t mark you. Of course he wouldn’t. Not with the Luna Games about to begin. Not with every pair of eyes in the kingdom waiting to see who would win him over.

I couldn't wait to get it done with. " Luna Sabrina. " He called out, formerly, the message behind his cold voice clear. He had no relationship with me, and he didn't want to give the impression that he did. " As you can all see, the fifth contestant is Luna Sabrina." Instead of standing in position and preparing for the fight like the rules suggested, he faced the audience, a mic at hand. Yes. The competition was a big affair in the pack. It concerned the position of the Lead warrior, after all. A very prestigious position in the pack.

"No wonder you exude such power—being the true Luna has its perks, doesn’t it?" "We’re all here to support you," another chimed in. "We won’t let some lowborn Omega take your rightful place." "And look at Caius," said another. "He’s already showing dominance, even at such a young age! He’s the true heir to Serrowind Pack." The Beta teacher, her posture stiff, even bowed slightly. "Luna Virelle, let me know what Caius likes to eat. We’ll make sure the daycare caters to his tastes from now on."

Yeah, they wish. Last month Luna participated in an amateur MMA competition and demolished wolves from all over the southern states. These young pups lusting after her would never be able to handle Luna. Shit, Alpha doesn't even manage that woman. My heart clinches a little, remembering why Luna needed to blow off that extra steam at the competition.

The sun was set and the sky slowly darkened. "Today's round is one of the most important parts of the Luna games." The host said. "The one who retrieves the first Luna Queen's bone will be crowned winner." "As you all know, the late Luna Queen bravely fought the battle of the rogues and was killed in war." "Her body was preserved but stolen when the rogues invaded the lands." "However, a bone was found from her remains and hidden by the moon goddess who left this inscription." "This round will not only reveal the true intellect but the one armed with the gifts of a true Luna."

And with all the doubts I had about Luke, kids and us, being with him and being his Luna was more important, so I went downstairs into the yard where the ceremony would take place with my head held high and Luke at my side. The whole pack was gathered in the yard, waiting for their new Luna. We walked all the way to the center of the yard where the elders were waiting, they would be initiating my role as a rightful Luna and no one would be able to question their decision. They were descendants from the first werewolf bloodline and were the highest authority in the werewolf world. They were the council that would consider sensitive matters and perform initiations for Alpha's and Luna's across

asked Yura looking curious. Aron looked at Jessy asking for his approval to tell his mother about the incident earlier. The girl nodded, she thought if the woman knew maybe she could solve the mystery that was happening now. In a few minutes, Aron told Yura about what happened during the full moon. Yura wasn't surprised at all. His guess was not wrong in the slightest. "Welcome princess Jessy to the world of wolves." Yura smiled, hearing her mother call Jessy a princess made Aron and Jessy even more confused. What Yura said again invited questions from the two of them.

Lora said. Eve glared at Lora. It was as if she had forgotten what she came her for. "I should be the one asking you that question. What are you doing here? Shouldn't you be like in a bar drinking away all of your sorrows and spreading lies?! The last time that I checked, that seems to be what you've been doing lately " Eva said. Lora was still smiling. "Didn't you hear? I am about to become the Luna" Lora said to Eva.

He didn’t even spare me as much as a glance. “Would you rather die?” he asked coldly, his gaze still on the dance performers in front of us. The sharpness of his words was sharp enough to tear my skin open. I froze, dropping my gaze. Of course not. Death was the last thing I wanted, if I wanted to die, I wouldn’t have stepped near this pack. The festivities continued around us, vibrant and lively. Pack members showcased their talents in a grand celebration of the Luna’s coming out. The seemed really happy they now had a Luna, what a scam.

Rubby asked as she approached, holding out an elegant gold-colored flyer she had been hiding behind her back. Luna turned toward her, pausing with her hands above her head before flashing a warm smile—a smile far freer than the one she had ever worn back in New York. "Of course I'm serious, Rubby. Do I look like I'm joking?" Rubby placed the flyer on the vanity table before sitting beside Luna, her expression a mixture of admiration and concern. "This isn't just some local talent competition, Luna. It's a national dance competition. The judging standards are incredibly strict, and the judges won't hesitate to criticize your performance on live television."