The Sun The Moon And The Truth の小説・ストーリー

Samantha said. "That was why I told you that lies only entertained, but the truth always has a way of revealing itself, you don't have to lie to your friends for them to love you, if they really love you, then they gonna love you for who you really are, and not who you will end your life with." Milly replied. "This is not the time for all of this Samantha, for the same of the Moon goddess, please help me, I will forever be indebted to you if you help me this time."

"Kael made a mistake." I fell asleep on her floor, letters hidden safely. When I woke, sunlight streamed through the window. Transfer day had arrived. The day I would invoke the Right of Truth and fight back.

I’ve always hated their suits anyway. Sera looked at Kaelen, then felt the presence of Silas, and finally realized the truth. The weren't going to be about a love triangle. They were going to be about a trinity. Three souls, one destiny, and a war that would change the moon forever.

“Let them challenge the bond. Let them summon the Moon.” Because when the truth rises— It will burn everything false to ash.

Orlando said. Max asked drily, "which century do you fucking live in?" "Make fun of it as much as you want but it is true," he said. "If you take the time to notice the world around you, you will see it. The Moon does not have light of its own, it reflects the light of the Sun. She glows under the light of the sun, under the direction of the Sun and the part that the Sun's rays don't touch remains dark. Moon revolves around the earth but ultimately it revolves around the Sun. It is because of the Sun that Jivan exists in the first place! God Sol is the reason Jivan exists! Even in the thousands of stories of God Sol and Goddess Luna, it was always said that God Sol ruled Jivan with an iron f

Bubbles of air choked her throat, keeping the whispers back, letting out only a stutter at best. Monica took the King James Version Bible, raised it up with a hand and nervously gulped down, different panic and guilt thoughts raced through her head but she dismissed them - not totally. "I solemnly state I will tell the truth without hiding or adding anything and I should be punished for false testimonies if I lie." Her voice sounded mechanical, like the voice of a person reciting something written. I implore you to say the truth, just this once!

he added as he tries to shrug the words he just said. “That the only two creatures in this world who can’t see each other is King Sun and the Priestess Moon” she said “Then fate played her role, and give this gift to us” she added as if the joke tends to hurt her more. They both laugh. “I will always send the wind to be with you, Luan.” “I will always ask the sea to sing for you, Aelius.”

A missing truth buried somewhere no one wanted to dig. I want to know. I said it before I even realized it was forming in my mouth. "What is the truth?" And then—even with my eyes still shut—I saw it. *** A world unlike ours. The moon goddess, radiant and glowing, wrapped in silver veils of starlight... stood beside a mortal man with dark, wild eyes. Their hands were locked. Their eyes were full of admiration for the other. But the moment they touched—the sky cracked. Other gods watched in disgust.

"What is it, exactly?" Luna's expression became thoughtful, and they seemed to be searching for the right words. "The true moon is not a physical thing," they said. "It is not something that you can touch or see with your eyes. It is something that you can only feel in your heart. It is a force that connects us all, and it is the source of all life and all creation. It is the light that shines in the darkness, and it is the hope that keeps us going even in the darkest of times. It is the thing that gives us meaning and purpose, and it is the thing that makes us who we are."

“I know... i know you're trying your best to explain something to me, but I regret to inform you that if I had any form of understanding left, this riddle you judt placed in front of me just took all my senses away. I really don’t understand.” The moon pulsed brighter, shining so much that Elara had to shield her eyes. “Then dig deeper.” “I’ve tried!” Elara snapped suddenly, frustration breaking through her confusion. “Every time I try to remember something, my head feels like it’s splitting apart!” The moon remained silent for a long moment. Then it dimmed a little, enablling her to see. “Pain is often the cage built around truth.” Elara’s chest tightened. “What truth?” she whispered.