Tales Of A Broken Luna
I kicked her stomach, sending her skidding backward across the dirt.
“Still arrogant,” I shot back.
We clashed again, this time with claws drawn. Our wolves roared inside us, begging to be released, but we held back. This wasn’t about brute force. This was about pain. This was about memory.
I was eight when the sky turned red.
Our pack was gathered for the Moon Ritual. My mother, The Luna, stood tall in her ceremonial robe, her silver hair glinting in the moonlight as she blessed the circle. Her voice was strong. Her eyes, calm.
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