The Luna Trials Free Novels & Stories

Remembering how I had cast my pride aside to secure their survival, disgust twisted their faces. "If our Luna has to get down on her knees and kowtow for medicine, I'd rather just die of illness!" someone spat. "If it weren't for Miss Elena that time, we really would have died! A weak she-wolf like Sheilah doesn't deserve to be Luna!" No! That's not how it happened! Back then, I had stood before the Black Forest pack gates and endured a brutal, bloody trial by combat just to win those herbs. I had collapsed from sheer exhaustion after the duel, only for Elena to swoop in and steal my credit yet again.

They were talking with each other as I looked down at the huge glass case filled with pastries of all kinds and flavours lined behind, making my mouth water. " Oh and this must be the new Luna everyone was talking about, welcome to my shop Luna" She smiled warmly and I smiled back. "Have you tried pastries before Rose?" Stella asked me, catching me eyeing the pastries hungrily. I shook my head no, "only people who finish Alpha's tasks get pastries, I never had any before" I said. They looked taken aback and looked at one another with worried looks, "Want to try it now?" Avery asked and I nodded and looked at the various options to choose from but not sure what to pick.

If I had my way, I would hide my Luna inside the room till they left. His wife too…this slut! Why was she staring at my wife's boobs like that? I could swear I saw her licking her lips. I would make sure that Landon and his wife would take the room at the far end of the pack. These days my Luna had been acting so strange, I did not need people tempting her and giving her mother watering offers. “So tell me, Nicholas. What have you been giving to our Luna, she looks so shiny and plump! I like what I'm seeing,” Riley asked me.

asked Fiona. "Yes, my lady. The alpha and luna are still alive, but they are weak, just as we need them to be. They have enough blood to perform the ritual. Their wolves are weak and will not be a problem for us. Additionally, we have all the spells needed for the transfer of powers with the moon goddess medallion that we have been keeping for years. Nothing can go wrong; everything is in place, my lady," said Laura.

Unstoppable. Luna's court was forming. And the game was about to change.

Then laughed softly despite herself. “Is it that obvious?” “To people who know you? Yes.” Lila looked back toward the training wolves. “I thought killing Marcus would make me feel stronger again.” “And?” “It didn’t.” Miriam studied her carefully. “What would?” The answer came almost instantly. “The Luna Trials.” Silence stretched briefly between them. Then Miriam sighed softly like she’d expected this eventually. “You understand what those trials involve.” It wasn’t a question. Lila nodded. The Luna Trials were ancient traditions older than most existing packs. They tested everything required of a true luna—strength, leadership, intelligence, diplomacy, endurance, and devotion to the pack.

It was just a thought. "Last night there was a lunar eclipse. Maybe its effect is still there." Everyone saw him, "I mean because of the lunar eclipse, our source of power was cut off and we reverted to the state of normal humans. Though this phase lasts only 10 to 20 minutes, it is still a very vulnerable period for us." Ultima Wolf Drik gave his explanation while seeing an unspoken question in everyone's eyes.

Karl posed a question even I was thinking about, who knows she might have been the one chasing me. “Am I a prisoner here? karl, I mean I am going to be Luna someday it’s only right that I explore my territory. Unlike some people” okay I knew she was referring to me but I was not a fighter and not in a mood to argue so I gave her the benefit of being quiet.

Susan hated Emily. That had been ten long years ago. And now.. now she was here.. stuck in this cell. There was to be a trial, people would come from far and wide to watch it. A Luna on trial for murder, well that would be a sight to see. But Emily didn’t care. She would do it again if given half the chance, and she would tell everyone that. They would all know what kind of person Susan really was when she got finished.

Luna always knew how to lighten my mood. "Three trials over three days," she continued. "Strength today, wisdom tomorrow, magic the day after. May the best man win your heart." She wiggled her eyebrows at me. "Luna!" "What? I'm just saying, that Adrian fellow seems nice. And handsome. Did you see those eyes?" My cheeks heated. "I barely know him." "But you want to," Luna teased. "I saw how you looked at each other last night." Before I could respond, trumpets blared. The trials were beginning.