The Vengeful Luna's Fate Novels & Stories

she says, her voice filled with bitter self-recrimination. "It's not my fault you chose to be a good person when I never asked you to," I reply with mock sympathy. "But don't worry, when you die, I'll mourn you properly. After all, I do know you're dying, don't I? That's what happens to Guardians who leave their posts for too long." Luna's face contorts with rage. "I will not die until I remove you from this earth!" She tries to attack again, but she's too weak, and too slow. I sidestep easily and grab her by the throat, slamming her back against the wall.

The spirit dissolved into shimmering dust that danced around Luna before vanishing. Silence enveloped the chamber once more. Luna trembled. Rowan pulled her close, aligning her heartbeat with his. Kai crouched beside them, eyes keen with newfound understanding—and dread. Finally, Luna whispered: “I’m the reason my parents died.” Rowan cradled her face. “No. You are the reason this world still holds hope.” Kai nodded. “And we will ensure that history does not repeat itself.” Yet deep within, Luna sensed— A shadow was advancing toward her. One that recognized her name. One that had waited for this moment for years.

Luna was crying silently . She didn't knew what wrong she did in her past life .She lost her family and lived a hard life as a orphan. Today she is caged and forced to marry a devil. why was her life so hard ? Why can't she live her own life peacefully.

As the curse of a pure-blood Luna—the core of the ritual—took effect, unstable energy surged violently. In an instant, the Moon Goddess's wrath descended. A bolt of blood-red lightning struck from the sky, obliterating Liam's expanding form and annihilating his soul utterly. "No! I cannot die here! I haven't claimed everything I deserve!" His screams of despair were swallowed by the night as his body turned to ash, dissipating completely. With the threat eliminated, Kael rushed to free me from the silver chains, holding me tightly in his arms. "Elena, are you okay? Are you hurt?"

"The King needs his Luna. Our bond was broken by a lie, Vanessa. We have to seal it with the truth" I looked at the twins, our children. I looked at the man who died to save me and the King who rose to lead me. I took his hand. In an instant, the blue light of my technology and the gold light of his spirit merged. A shockwave of pure energy blasted outward, hitting Lena’s dark mist. "No!" Lena screamed as the gold light dissolved her. "This wasn't... the plan!" She vanished into nothingness. The forest stopped dying. The air became sweet again.

"And I am that girl. I didn't come to this palace to be Ronan's fated bride, Vivienne. I came here to utterly dismantle the Bloodmoon royal family from the inside out. I am going to expose their crimes, strip them of their power, and make the Queen pay for every single drop of blood she has stolen." The room went completely silent. Vivienne stared at me, her chest heaving fast as she tried to understand the massive secret I had just shared with her. Knowing that the future Luna was actually a vengeful ghost from the palace's dark past seemed to give her new energy. The fear in her eyes has completely disappeared. A fierce, unstoppable spark of rebellion lit up her face. "A surgery..." Vivien

Immediately, Luna Viola stood up and glared at me. "You wretched gold digger! You think you can reap where you did not sow, huh? So, your dream is to become my son's mate which would give you the noble title of his Luna, right? Well, I have a message for you. That can only happen when I am dead cos I will not fold my hands and watch you scheme your way into Luther's life. Finally, before I leave this room, if you know what is good for you, you better get rid of that bastard in your womb..." Luna Viola yelled.

However, at daybreak, Luna was awoken by a bad dream. In her nightmare, Alice had poisoned Neil and Nellie, causing them to grow thinner each day. By the time they returned to Luna’s side, they were so malnourished that they died soon after. When Luna opened her eyes, she discovered her pillow was drenched in tears. She sat up and hugged the pillow close to her, gazing out at the dimly lit sky, and could not help feeling a little dazed. She wanted to escape this place along with her children, but she knew that she could not do so, not before she got pregnant with Joshua’s child.

“The picture. The timing. You did this.” “I wanted to go to my room. The fallout isn’t my fault.” “I should be very angry,” he said. “But I’m not.” I glanced at him. “Because you have better things to do.” He didn’t deny it. “Vela isn’t the only one with secrets,” I muttered. “She’s a master manipulator,” he hissed. “She lied to all of them.” “Vela?” I asked. He nodded. “I spoke to the former Luna. She told me how guilty she felt for never being able to love the boy.”