Novels by Renamoon

It has been weeks since I lost track of that flying rat with wings and the wannabe fairy. They somehow managed to avoid me, and they ended up capturing Alex. He wasn't the brightest or the toughest soldier, so if they tortured him, he wouldn’t say anything—he better not if he knew what was good for him. I really don't want to eliminate him like I need to do with Liam. Actually, the council wants him brought in for questioning, but I've decided to get rid of him once and for all and blame it on those fire-breathing idiots. That way, no one will question me. My phone rang, and I looked down at it, irritated because it was Henri—the idiot the council put in charge of caring for the other rat with Wings’ sister. He had been undercover for a long time, placed in the queen’s royal council to watch their movements. When the war started, he was assigned babysitting duty. I would have eliminated him long ago if this man had not been the leader's brother. I answered the call, and he sounded

The kiss ignited a brilliant flash of light, and Alex gasped as the curse that had shackled him for so long shattered like glass. That I wasn’t even aware was there. He felt the energy coursing through him, a primal force awakening his true self. The transformation began almost immediately; The ominous cracking and splintering of his bones echoed in his ears, mingling with the harrowing screams that left his lips as his body shimmered like heat rising off the asphalt, stretching and expanding in a mesmerizing transformation. Dark blue and iridescent scales caught the sunlight, sending shimmering reflections dancing across the clearing as he morphed into his majestic dragon form. The air was thick with astonished gasps from the onlookers. "I can't believe it!" Amanda I then heard a clearing of throats. It must be Zayla's Dad as he said, “Well, I guess we need to teach him how to fly, “he said. I nodded my massive head. “How? “ Jenifer finally managed to get out. I just snorted

I shook off the eerie feeling creeping up my spine. My instincts about Liam were right; the anger helped me piece everything together. When Alex told me the truth, I suddenly realized Liam was still chained to the chair. I made my way over and unlocked his chains. As my hands moved over him, I felt a tingling sensation coursing through me. He gasped slightly and turned towards me, his brown eyes looking at me with so much adoration.“Thank you,” he said.“You're welcome,” I replied, starting to back away a little, needing space because of the incredible heat building between us. “We need to make our way upstairs,” I called out, referring to the meeting with my parents, Bella’s, and Zayla’s parents. However, without Liam to help us figure things out, I thought this was the best course of action. I wouldn’t let Zayla and Bella know just yet. Alex agreed reluctantly, and I grabbed his hand as we headed upstairs, tingles shooting straight up our arms. Alex sighed contentedly, which broug

We were all gathered in the dimly lit dining room, a sense of tension hanging in the air as Bella called the meeting to order. Her gaze was serious as she shared the burden of what she had overheard from her mother—the startling news that her mom had been apprehended and was now confined to the basement where Alex was held, waiting for us to decide her fate. Jen spoke up, breaking the heavy silence. “Dad, Layla, I truly feel for what you’re going through, but you must confront the situation with your mate before we face court again. We’ve done everything we can to question him, but he insists that he only speak with you.” I groaned in frustration, burying my head in my hands. A familiar warmth enveloped me as my mom stepped forward to embrace me, her comforting presence a small refuge amidst the chaos. When I glanced at Tim, his eyes met mine, filled with a pained expression that tore at my heart. I knew this was hard for him, but I reminded myself that our safety depended on mak

"Henri, get in here now!" I shouted as I slammed the grimoire I had been looking at shut. Frustrated at the incompetence of my men, I watched as two of them brought in Henry and threw him to the floor. "Get up!" I commanded as he scrambled to his feet, glancing nervously at me. "Remember who you work for," I growled, making him look down. "Where is the girl?" "They're together," he mumbled. "What do you mean they're together? You were supposed to bring me the one you had, not let them be together! You know what happens when they are together!" I yelled. "The two idiots you sent after Zalya screwed up and forced her first shift change. We had to bring them together so they didn't die!" "Are you serious?" I screamed, slamming my hand on the desk and cracking it in two. Henry fell back in fear. "Never mind. We can still get one of them before they reach full power. Get out of my sight and bring me the girl!" I shouted, turning my back to him. "Get out now!" I seethed, making it cl

As the morning sun peeked through the tattered curtains of the cabin window, I covered my head with the duvet and groaned. Zayla cleared her throat. "Bella, it's time to wake up." She giggled as I huffed and rolled onto my back. "I love you, Zayla, but I will not be happy if you don't let me sleep." She giggled some more. "That's not an option. Her parents won't let us.""I brought you some coffee," she said. I suddenly sat straight up in a singsong voice to take the steaming cup from her hands. Taking a big whiff of the delicious heaven in a cup, I took a drink, moaning as the hot liquid hit the back of my throat. "This is good! How did you know how I liked it?" I asked her.She giggled again. "We are twins, remember? I just guessed because this is how I like it." She laughed, "Be sorry to make you get dressed. We have training this morning. Ari and Katie are here."My dragon perked up at the mention of her name, and I felt the excitement of her being able to shift again. I must admi

As the last remnants of the colossal beast dissolved into the inky void from which it had come, a suffocating darkness descended upon the battlefield. The air crackled with malevolence, a storm of shadows coalescing as Drax's fury manifested. Tendrils of dark energy lashed out, snaking across the ground like serpents, seeking to ensnare the trio who had dared to oppose him. Xienma, still aglow with the radiant energy of the Water Stone, felt a chill creep into her bones as the shadows writhed and twisted. “Cassie! Xavier!” she called, her voice strained as she struggled against the oppressive weight of the darkness. But even as she shouted, dark tendrils lashed out, wrapping around her arms and legs, pulling her away from her friends. Panic surged within her as she felt the connection with Cassie and Xavier begin to fray. “No! We have to stay together!” Across the battlefield, Cassie was already summoning her water energy, focusing on creating a protective shield around Xavier, who

The battlefield was suffused with an electric tension, the air thick with anticipation as Xienma stood at the precipice of her transformation. The Water Stone pulsed in her grip, each beat resonating with the very essence of the world around her. The monstrous horde, a grotesque amalgamation of nightmares given form, hesitated, their dark eyes flickering with uncertainty as they sensed the impending shift in power.Xienma felt the call of the Water Guardian deep within her, an ancient energy stirring and surging, ready to be unleashed. She closed her eyes, steadying her breath as she channeled her focus inward, tapping into the wellspring of power that lay dormant within her. The whispers of her wolf spirit, Ana, wrapped around her like a protective shroud. “Embrace it, Xienma,” Ana urged, her voice a deep, resonant echo in Xienma’s mind. “You are more than you know. Let the water flow through you. Let it become you.”With a fierce determination, Xienma lifted the Water Stone above h

The battlefield was a chaotic tapestry of shadows and elemental forces, the air thick with the acrid scent of battle. Xienma, Xavier, and Cassie stood shoulder to shoulder, their hearts racing with the adrenaline of their recent victory against Drax’s minions. Yet, the ominous feeling that lingered in the air told them that the fight was far from over. Xienma gripped the Water Stone tightly, its glow pulsating rhythmically like a heartbeat. She could feel its energy coursing through her veins, urging her to tap into its power. The shadows that had retreated were now regrouping, and she sensed the dark intent radiating from Drax, who was no doubt plotting his next move. “Stay alert,” Xavier growled, his wolf form still present, muscles tense and ready for action. “He’s not done with us yet.”Cassie nodded, her hands still shimmering with water energy. “I can feel it too. Something dark is coming.”As if summoned by their fears, the ground trembled beneath them, and a dark portal erup

As Xienma, Xavier, and Cassie stepped back from the waterfall, the shimmering light of the Water Stone in Xienma's hand pulsated with energy, casting radiant reflections across their faces. For a brief moment, they basked in the glow of their hard-earned victory, but that moment quickly dissipated as a chilling wind swept through the clearing, carrying with it a foreboding sense of dread.The serene landscape they had just emerged from transformed before their eyes, the vibrant colors fading to muted grays and blacks. The gentle sound of the waterfall was drowned out by the distant clamor of battle. Shadows began to creep in from the edges of the clearing, twisting and writhing as they coalesced into dark figures that emerged from the mist. Drax's forces were upon them, their sinister presence palpable and threatening."Xienma! Cassie! Xavier!" Zephyr's voice cut through the chaos, his form flickering anxiously in the air. "The trial of the Water Guardian has awakened Drax's minions.

As Xienma, Xavier, and Cassie stepped out of the Ancient Grove, the weight of the Earth Stone pressing against Xienma's palm felt both reassuring and burdensome. The air was charged with an electric energy, but it was tainted by the sense of urgency that loomed above them like a storm cloud. Zephyr, the Wind Spirit, hovered nearby, his form shimmering with ethereal light. The gentle breeze that had accompanied their victory now felt like a warning."Drax's forces are closing in faster than anticipated," Zephyr said, his voice grave. "You must hurry to the Water Guardian's domain, which lies hidden beneath the mystical waterfall. Time is not on your side."Xienma exchanged worried glances with her friends. "How far is it from here?" she asked, her heart racing with anxiety."Not far, but the journey will be treacherous," Zephyr replied. "You will need to navigate the terrain carefully, for Drax has conjured illusions that will test your unity and resolve."Xavier clenched his fists, de

As the winds settled, Xienma, Xavier, and Cassie felt the exhilarating pull of Zephyr's power coursing through them. The tempest that had roared only moments before had transformed into a gentle breeze that caressed their skin, a testament to their newfound bond with the Wind Spirit. Yet, while they reveled in their victory, a heavy sense of foreboding began to creep into the air. Xienma turned, her senses heightening as she scanned the horizon. The once-clear skies now bore dark shadows, swirling ominously above the peaks of Stormpeak Mountain. “Do you see that?” she whispered, her voice laced with unease. Xavier, his brow furrowing, nodded grimly. “It looks like Drax’s forces are approaching. We don’t have much time.”Cassie, her eyes darting between her friends and the encroaching storm, felt a knot of anxiety tighten in her stomach. “What do we do? We can’t let them reach us. We need to find a way to protect ourselves.”Zephyr, who had been swirling around them in a dance of eth