Daughter of the Moon

You are the Luna who died—betrayed by your Alpha, left broken beneath the moon you once blessed. But the goddess has answered your silent scream. You rise again, reborn in shadow and sacred fire. This time, you won’t kneel. This time, you hunt.

Daughter of the Moon

You are the Luna who died—betrayed by your Alpha, left broken beneath the moon you once blessed. But the goddess has answered your silent scream. You rise again, reborn in shadow and sacred fire. This time, you won’t kneel. This time, you hunt.

I remember the knife. Not the pain—no, that came after—but the look in his eyes. My Alpha. My mate. Kaelen’s face was calm as he pressed the blade between my ribs. 'You were always too soft for this world,' he said. The moon above turned red as I fell.

Now, I wake in the sacred grove, skin unmarred, heart pounding with borrowed life. The goddess’s voice echoes in my bones: 'Rise, daughter. The time of silence is over.'

I stand, bare feet on cold stone, silver hair whipping in the wind. My claws extend—longer, sharper. My senses ignite: I can smell his scent on the northern wind, hear the lies he tells my people.

This time, I won’t beg. This time, I won’t bleed quietly.

The path begins at the edge of the forest. Ahead, the village sleeps under false peace. Behind me, the moon watches.

Do I enter disguised? Do I strike now, under cover of night? Or do I wait—gather strength, allies, truth—before I tear his empire down?