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The Luna's Sinful Lover

“If there’s a second life, I vow to make your life as miserable as you made mine.” ―Aesther vows with her dying breath. They were once each other’s sole companion, but while she sought his warmth, he was a man with a wretched soul. Ezrahl stained the pages of her life in blood, he burned her world while she helplessly watched. When Aesther thought all hope had gone, she finds herself back in the past, before their destinies have taken a cruel turn. Ezrahl is still as charming as ever, with his secretive smile that makes the hearts of people waver and that intense sincere gaze that is deceivingly refreshing. This time, however, Aesther knows what must be done. She had sworn to kill him or be killed while doing so. But when she lives through her second life, and she sees her past events from a different perspective, Aesther finds herself near a truth that is far more unsettling than anything Ezrahl makes her feel. Will she be able to make things right after being given a second chance? Or will the frightening truth devour everything she treasures? [Warning R18: Mature themes, and smut.] + + + Thanks for stopping by! Just a heads up, this is my first time exploring the world of werewolves, but they won't be the only mythical beings in this story. The focus here will primarily be on the character growth of Aesther, and her quest for re-claiming and re-discovering herself. Romance is a secondary plot device, and once it does start to unravel, there will be some mature scenes as well. Release Rate: 10 Chapters/Week (minimum). + + + Instagram: @a.lan.caster Discord: Lancaster#9963 [The credits of the cover belong to its respective owner. ]

Alancaster · Fantasy
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154 Chs

A Shattering Memory

It was in the deepest part of the misted woods.

Inside a chasm.

A shrine made of stone, battered with the passing of time and embraced with an ancient solemn air. There was a small cascading waterfall right behind the shrine, its silver water trickled and whispered over the stone dome.

The path was tricky.

Aesther carefully stepped over the moist and mossy stone as Ahzure led the way. They had been crossing the woods and climbing the steeply rising hill for hours now, and both were too tired to talk anymore.

There were few ways of travelling across the heavenly cities.

As most of them were seperated by different plains of existence, it was not possible to simply use the sky or road to travel. The Valleys of Moon were only accessed through dimensional gates.

Since the Grand Temple carried too many cosmic secrets and significance to their worlds, its gates were all well hidden throughout the heavenly cities.