Yugioh Selene Novels & Stories

Draven had nearly lost her too many times. The royal council met again that week to fill Elder Marron’s vacant seat. After much debate, Draven approved the appointment of Selene—daughter of Alpha Vaughn from the Crescent Claw Pack. Selene had once trained in Drukbane’s court as a diplomat before returning to her homeland. She was known for her intelligence, grace, and ability to speak several pack tongues.

--- They met in the training field. Selene stood at the edge like she owned it—tall, striking, with skin like sun-warmed bronze and long obsidian hair that whipped behind her like a weapon. Her wolf eyes glowed pale blue. She was Luna’s mirror in every way—only colder. Sharper. Crueler. Luna stepped forward slowly. “Selene…” “You still flinch when you say my name,” Selene said with a smirk. “How nostalgic.” Kael’s presence loomed beside Luna. “You’re not welcome here unless you state your purpose.”

she whispered urgently, “she comes… I can feel her intent. Her darkness is focused, but my light… it will bind her.” I nodded, my hand brushing her cheek. “And I will finish what you start.” Hours passed like moments. Lyra, though weakened, channeled the power of the Moon Goddess, sending waves of radiant energy over the battlefield. Soldiers shielded by her light fought with renewed vigor, emboldened by the divine presence. And then, at the peak of the moon, Selene appeared before us, stepping from the shadows, her expression a mix of rage and calculation. “You cannot win,” she hissed, her voice slicing through the air like a blade. “The child, the bloodline… it will fall. All your efforts

She was in shock at the sight of Selene; that was not a normal thing to do. “I hope you are well,” Selene said. “Welcome to Eclipse.” “Selene is my mate,” I said carefully. “She's the future Moon of this pack, and if I'm gone or something happens, she's the one you should look for first, then Gabrielle.” Dayla nodded, coming out of her stupor. “Can you take the girls for some water?” I asked Selene, and she smiled. “Sure, do you want to come?” asked Selene.

he admitted, the weight of uncertainty echoing in his words. Confusion lingered in the air as Vance grappled with the reality that my memory seemed to have been wiped clean. His attempts to jog my recollection proved futile, and the inexplicable nature of my situation left us all in a state of disquiet. The door creaked open, and Selene entered the room. Her presence brought a sense of comfort, and her appearance was striking. Selene was a woman with an air of strength, her features etched with determination. Dark, flowing hair framed her face, and her eyes held a mixture of concern and familiarity.

Caleb raised the blood soaked gown, it was the exact one Selene had worn when she ran out of the pack. Alpha Killian's eyes widened, there was no where he perceives this scent that he'll ever mistake it, it was definitely Selene's. “Where did you get this?” Alpha Killian growled. The rogues came forward bringing out an arm, on its fingers was a familiar ring that Alpha Killian would recognize anywhere because he gave it to Selene himself. “Ex Luna Selene is dead, my Alpha.” Caleb bowed as he said. Lilliana rose smiling. “Wonderful, you've done well.”

“We need you to help us find Julianna Harris.” Selene’s eyes widened just a little. “The time girl? She’s in trouble.” “We just need to know where she is,” Lily said desperately. “That’s easy,” Selene mumbled. “I need something of hers.” “Anything?” I asked. “A personal belonging. A hair, a pillow, a pencil, a sweater, a memory. It doesn’t matter.” We hurried back to my room. Selene dragged herself behind us as if gravity hated her. “So how does this actually work?” I asked as we entered.

~Ginevra~ The moment I saw Anabel go through the gate, I hurried inside. I went into Emiliano’s room. I flitted to the closet, dragging the clothes aside. I began searching for any possible thing that could link to Sienna. Nothing but his clothes choked up the closet. I closed it, pulled a chair, and climbed onto it. I searched the closet, I found a carton box. I carried it down, it was a bit heavy. I opened it. It was filled with folders. I opened each of the folders, just files. I took out all the folders and under it was Sienna’s amulet. It glittered. I placed it in my palm, scrutinizing it. It was similar to Luna’s. Nothing can differentiate it. I held it close to my heart, closing my ey

“Let’s carve a path!” Kade stumbled out after them, bracing against the storm, the stabilizer brace glowing faintly as it dampened the wild pull of the Rift on his essence. Selene walked out casually, brushing dust off her borrowed Solaris cloak. “Oh, this looks delightful.” Kael snarled. “Shut up and fight.” Selene winked. “With pleasure.” A massive corrupted beast—something shaped like a lion but composed of bone, fog, and black water—lunged toward Alessia with fanged jaws wide.

Inside the dreamworld of Chloe’s coma, the shadows rippled like living oil. The air pressed thick and suffocating, and Chloe suddenly knew, she wasn’t alone. Selene emerged from the dark, her eyes glowing silver-white, her gown flowing as though it were spun from smoke itself. Her smile was sharp and cruel. “There you are, little lamb. Still clinging to borrowed time.” Chloe’s heart thundered. “Stay away from me.” Selene tilted her head, amused. “Why should I? You cheated death. That cannot go unpunished.”