Novel & Cerita Universe Unikon

I saw it, realization, shock, whispers exchanged in quick glances. None of them knew the truth and weren't supposed to. “I cannot stand before my pack, before my ancestors, and take a Luna that does not hold my bond.” I squared my shoulders, the weight of my words pressing onto the space around me. “I will not dishonor this union by sealing it with a lie.” Crystal’s breath hitched. “You’re humiliating me.” “I’m freeing you,” I corrected, my voice low but firm. Her hands curled into fists by her sides. She was barely holding in the rage boiling up in her.

His eyes scanned the room, sharp and calculating. Knox stopped just behind Lydia’s chair. “Good morning,” he said, voice rough from lack of sleep. “I see you’ve started without me.” Brian stood. “Alpha.” The rest of the table followed suit in silent respect. Knox gestured to the man beside him. “This is my uncle Jack. And Uncle, this is my Luna, Lydia.” Jack stepped ahead and stretched out his hand. Lydia took it. “Nice meeting you, Lydia,” he said. “Well,” Knox continued, “I guess now is the time to announce this. I’ll be leaving the pack for a few days. I trust Beta Brian to oversee all matters, alongside my Luna. Lydia and I hope you all comply with her judgement.”

Now that alliance had twisted into something darker: a desperate attempt to end the killings that haunted Moonshadow like a curse. Her throat tightened. She lifted her face toward the night sky, searching for strength in the darkness. The Moon above the Shadow Pack showed itself rarely—only five times a month, and only during sacred periods. Tonight it was hidden, leaving her in silence. Nico stared at the empty heavens a moment longer, then turned away and walked. Her steps were slow at first, as though she might turn back. But she didn’t. She kept going until she found herself at the bar. The sound hit her before the smell did—laughter, shouting, music so loud it rattled her bones. She dra

I couldn't do shit, and it was driving me fucking insane. “The story of the True Luna is really a legend among the witches.” I heard the fucker’s voice. “I wasn’t even aware of it until a witch told me about it. The most fascinating thing about her is that she is stronger than any other wolf. She can’t be hurt or killed using wolfsbane or silver. She is indestructible and very valuable. She is the only creation on this earth that can share her abilities with others.” I heard gasps all around us. Our pack members didn’t know how special she was. We didn’t even know how special she was. We knew bits and pieces, but not this. If what this fucker was saying was true, then she was really extraord

he told me. I pulled his face closer to mine and kissed him. "you don't need to worry. No one is ever going to find out. Alpha Huxley...he doesn't care about me. I am just like a mission that he needs to complete. He doesn't care about the fact that I am going to be his Luna and I am probably going to be very lonely when I finally become his Luna. He doesn't care about me so he definitely won't look into who I will be spending my time with " I said.

“Quinn’s as strong as you are Malin. People tend to underestimate the two of you because you’re so sweet and kind, but underneath it all, we’re Guardians. And as mom said, we never fail.” “Of course we don’t, we’re Guardians,” Aunt Cara says, walking up. “Happy birthday, sweetheart,” she says, hugging me. “When did you get back home?” I ask. They left after the war and Rik’s parents’ deaths, needing time to grieve away from the pack. “We arrived this morning, but you and your mate were otherwise occupied,” Uncle Rik says, smirking at his son. “I refuse to apologize for spending time with my mate,” he says, wrapping his arms around me from behind.

I had healed over the summer but had a permanent S scar on my face. The year I turned 11 was when I met Kierra at school. She was from The SilverLake Pack. She was beautiful and tall. But everyone was taller than me. She had tanned skin, dark brown hair and beautiful emerald green eyes. She had a calming aura and I always felt peace when I was around her. She was an omega. Her twin brothers, Landon and Luca were a year older than us. They were training to be warriors. Kierra’s mother was the pack doctor and her father was the head warrior.

” I asked quietly. Home. “Home?” I repeated. With him, Nala said. With Kael. The name sent a shiver through me a warmth spread through my chest not fear, not confusion, but recognition. My hands trembled as flashes of memory flickered behind my eyes the forest, the silver moon, two wolves circling one another in light. Him. Always him. Why can’t I control this?” I asked. “Why does it hurt?” Because you are unanchored. The bond has awakened, but you have not sealed it. Without the mark, your power leaks into the world and burns you from the inside out.

Silence followed. It lingered for several long moments before she finally answered, “No one dares to have an opinion. You are the mate of the two most powerful men in the pack. Who would dare speak against you? Your father is protecting you with all his strength. Even if some are unhappy, none of them would risk voicing a complaint. My Lady, you have no reason to worry. Whether they like it or not, they have no choice but to accept you as the Luna of the pack.” I kept staring outside, but her words did little to ease the heaviness inside me. Everything around me felt wrong, no matter how perfect it appeared.

Jason and Lily gasped out. “But what I really don’t understand is why they are after Lizzy, and what is an Ultra Luna?” Lily asked posing the important questions. “Ultra-Luna?” both Jason and Austin said at the same time. Looking at each other Jason asked Austin directly “You know of them? I’ve only heard stories through my family.” Austin sighed and looked at Evan “Alpha, remember when you sent me to the ice moon pack last summer in Alaska?” Austin asked Evan. “The pack that needed tactical advice? Agreeing to a treaty with us in return. That pack?” Evan sad his anger rising. Austin looked at him with a sadness in his eyes “Yes sir, and Jessica Dern went with me, when we got there and began