The Luna Trials Free Novels & Stories

“Don’t get too excited Ms Mountain Forest, the strength trial is first because it is the least important. It’s only to show the Luna can somewhat protect herself and won’t be burdensome to the Alpha. The aim isn’t to win but just show a reasonable level of skill.” “And the other trials?” Nala’s brow furrowed as she skimmed the booklet a second time and actually read the pages. Connor’s fingers itched to grab it from her and take a look himself but with the way her features darkened, he was glad that he had kept his hands to himself. “What the fuck is this?” “Your chores.” Inga grinned. “My what?” Nala snapped. The Beta waggled her finger like she was schooling the fearsome wolf and Connor co

the air suddenly stilled as our eyes refocused on the King. "Those mated to another," he stated, glaring at the camera. My stomach sank and my heart twisted. "I may be savage, but defying the fates or the moon goddess is not a part of my agenda," he said, shattering what tiny hope glimmered within me and sending it crashing onto the floor. The woman beside him continued to ask a different question. "How do we apply?" "It's easy. Just present yourself in the main pack house and answer a couple of questions handed to you. Final candidates will be chosen based on your answers. That's it. The Luna Trials will commence once the number of slots have been filled,"

That is one century years ago. I peered back at her in enthusiasm. "The Luna Trials? When is it happening?" I ask. The woman looked at me like I was crazy, "The Luna Trials? What in moon name is that?" I nodded. The Luna Trial was not introduced until the passing of Elena and the defeat of the dark one. In order to balance power, the kingdom was divided into three other sublet with Golden city controlling the center and the Luna Trial implemented in order to rotate power between the most powerful maiden in the kingdoms.

The teachers lined the front, each one whispering amongst themselves too as they as the principal stepped forward. “The Luna Trials are about to begin,” He started. “But this year, there has been a small change to the trials. Instead of competing against each other, you will be placed into teams to go against other schools. This time, Noctra Academy will also be participating." The principal said making everyone go silent.

"I'm sure you're wondering why I requested this meeting." I nodded, accepting the cup with trembling hands. "Yes, ma'am." "You may call me Amelia. We're going to become quite familiar with each other." She settled back in her chair, studying me with those penetrating blue eyes. "Tell me, Aveline, what do you know about the Luna trials?" "Luna trials?" I repeated, confused. "Ah, as I suspected. You know nothing." She sipped her tea thoughtfully. "The Luna trials are ancient traditions that every potential Luna must pass before she can be marked and mated to an alpha. Especially an alpha king."

The Moon above pulsed in rhythm with Lunaria’s heartbeat, affirming her path. She turned to Kael, silver eyes meeting gold. “The trials begin now. No hesitation. No mercy. Only strength, control, and the bond between us.” Kael’s lips curved into a determined smile. “Then let the Moon witness what we are capable of.” The valley held its breath. And for Lunaria Vale, the Luna without a pack, the true trials had begun. The Council would watch. The world would test her. But together, she and Kael were unstoppable.

“A runaway Luna cannot reclaim her title without completing the trials. No exceptions.” I stayed quiet, listening as they debated my fate like I wasn’t standing right there. Part of me wanted to interrupt, to tell them exactly what I thought of their archaic traditions. But another part understood this was necessary. They needed to see me prove myself, needed concrete evidence that I could handle what being Luna actually meant. Elder Chen raised his hand, silencing the murmurs that had started spreading through the room. “The trials consist of three tasks, each designed to test different aspects of Luna capability.”

Her expression is polished, like she’s already rehearsed tonight's victory speech. "Finally," she says when I reach her. Her eyes drop to my feet and the corners of her mouth curve upward. "I was beginning to think you wouldn't show up." "I'm here, aren’t I?" I bite back a yawn. My head feels like lead, and the hours of Margaret’s endless demands have worn me thin. "So, what’s this all about?" Margaret’s smile sharpens. "Tonight, you’ll undergo the 3 final trials to become Luna of Blue Moon. These are all ancient tradition for every future Luna... It tests a Luna of resilience, loyalty, and strength."

Sebastian held out his hand in front of his companions. Luna nodded and just listened to what they were saying as they sat around the spacious and large room. “That competition was called ᜀᜅ᜔ᜀᜅ᜔ ᜋᜎᜃᜐ᜔,” Lucy said. They continued to impart knowledge about the palace to the princess. She still listened to their stories even though she was reading books about their kingdom. Luna felt at ease, she felt safe with new acquaintances. From day one she already considered them as her friends. She realized that she's no longer alone because there are actually people waiting for her and wants to get to know her.

’ Lizzy had feelings for me and never hesitated to flaunt herself around me. ‘Hi Doc, The Luna has been having a tough week. Alpha Zephyr will bring her to you shortly. Please give her pills to help her sleep. She has barely slept for an hour straight in the past five nights and the Alphas are worried sick.’ I sent a message to Dr. Alberto this time around. If Reign could be knocked out then we could successfully get her out of the picture. ‘Sure, I will give her something to help her sleep properly.’ Dr. Alberto replied.