Uncrowned Luna I Waited Five Years Novels & Stories

“Tradition demands that before I make you my Luna, you must go through a three-month probation. To prove yourself worthy of the title.” I blinked up at him, confused. “Probation?” “It’s a test,” he said. “Of your heart, your loyalty, and your strength. Every Luna must go through it before she’s officially crowned.” Three months. Three long months to prove I was good enough to be Luna. I nodded slowly, even though my mind was spinning. “I’ll do it,” I said quietly. “Whatever it takes.” He studied me for a moment longer, then gave a single nod. “Kael will take you to prepare.”

As a righteous Luna, I knew she wouldn’t let this matter slide, especially when it's harmful to the werewolf communities. I let her and her friends read it while I waited for Mrs. Molly to finish scrolling through my notes. When she looked at me, there was a bewildered look in her eyes. “You… You created “Moonlight” five years ago?” I shrugged again. I didn’t want her to ask too many questions. With this, it was already enough for people around us to realize what had happened. “This won’t do.” I heard Luna Astraea’s voice. Once again, I turned around to face her to see her and her friends all growing as they read the medical reports.

Chapter Ninety Nine: The Alpha Celebration — A Luna Presented Ronan’s POV The dawn broke quietly over the pack grounds, but inside me, a storm raged like thunder. Today was the day. The day of the Alpha celebration. The day I was supposed to stand before my pack and claim not just the title, but my place beside my Luna — Selene. But she was nowhere to be found. ⸻ The grand hall was already alive with noise when I entered. The air buzzed with chatter and laughter, the scent of incense and roasted meat thick and heavy.

Kordell shrieked from the portable cage he was in. “I think it’s time, Luna. What about you?” “I’ve been waiting five years for this.” Luna Jazmine said as she walked up to Kordell in his cage. Once in front of Kordell’s cage, Luna Jazmine motioned for Alpha Xavier and me to accompany her. I walked over to Sarah, and grabbed the current contract between the two, and proceeded to walk over to the cage.

His Luna? His pregnant Luna? Five years. Five years of loyalty, of sacrifice, of standing by his side and yet... when it mattered... He chose her.

Her vision swayed, and she could barely stay on her feet. Quietly, she went to see the pack healer for an examination. When the results came back, the healer lowered his head respectfully. "Congratulations, Luna. You're pregnant. It's still very early, less than a month." Yuna stood there in stunned silence for a long time, then her hand moved instinctively to her flat stomach. There was no change yet, but she still felt a small, strange sensation in her chest For a brief moment, she even allowed herself to hope.

“Luna, a full verification involves three independent readers. It’s invasive. They’ll draw blood, test resonance with the Ruby, and possibly even call witnesses from the old families. It could take days. The coronation is in four days.” “Then we delay by four days,” I replied evenly. “Better to face this head-on than let whispers follow me for the next twenty years. I am not my father’s hidden mistake. I am not a fragile hybrid who needs shadows to survive. Let the entire region watch them verify what the land already knows.” Alfredo studied me, surprise flickering across his face before it melted into fierce pride. “You’re sure?” “I’m sure.” I met his gaze. “They expect me to fight the obje

Because of what she had chosen to be. I had to set the document down when I read that. Sat with it for a long time. Then picked it up and kept reading. She described Luna’s birth with two sentences. The first Lunar Wolf born into the restored world arrived on the fourteenth of October in the early morning. Her name is Luna and she carries the web from her first moment and does not know it as a thing she has because she has not had it, which is exactly as it should be. Two sentences. The most significant thing in four hundred years of waiting is expressed in two sentences.

"I can't." "Why not?" Luna's breathing became heavy. "Because there's someone else here." A door creaked. "I think I found the first body Mum." Luna whispered. A shattering noise. Luna screamed. The connection cut. A final message appeared on the screen. ATTEMPT 319 STARTING. TARGET: LUNA KNIGHT. ANTICIPATED COMPLETION: 18TH BIRTHDAY. Mira looked at the date below the warning. Her eighteenth birthday.

The guests pressed forward, hundreds of faces lit by candlelight. Elder Lucas lifted the silver crown from its cushion. “We have waited a long time for this,” he said, in a cracked, carrying voice. “Many seasons have passed since the Knight pack last had a Luna; we have waited and watched and hoped.” His eyes found Laurel’s. “And tonight the moon goddess has answered our prayers.” He drew a long breath.