SECRETS OF THE FALLEN LUNA

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g help but the last thing I could reme

up with the sounds of whispers and r

air with its grimness. Everything felt unfa

urning in the corner. I tried to recall every event from last year

So tell me, how are you feeling now

?" I asked, looking confused, my throa

er in my hands. "You look thir

till foggy. "Who are yo

be scared. My name is Aurora," she s

cked; I didn't understand. The word f

e that's not me because I c

e has happened to you. You were betrayed, and you accidenta

in panic. "Bet

but I'm certain of just one thing-there are people wh

hat be? Who wants to er

different questions kept sticking through my

ood before me as I tried to f

d with something I couldn't understand-pain? Anger? His presenc

." he w

a chill through me. It wasn't ju

e dream

cries filling the air. I became sad trying to rescue them but

rising and rapidly falling. My

ba

ach. Had I given birth? Who's the own

egnant. I didn't remember

eart told me that th

re mine.....wh

breath uneven. The dream felt too real to be just a

erbs by the fire. "Aurora," I called, my voi

a?" She interjected, h

bies?". I cur

idn't speak. Then she slowly turned to face me, her silver eyes fille

ightly. "I saw two babies in my dream. They were

e herbs aside, she sat beside me,

about you, Luna. You were barely alive when we found you. Your body was broken, and y

"But what if I had children? What if they need m

the truth. But Luna, you must also be careful. If

ng as the warning sent a chill down my

he side of the bed. Pain shot through my body, bu

d for me, but I stood, grip

e here," I said. "I need to find out the truth to

rest, Luna. At least let me help you gain your

right. My body became weak

drink, forcing me to walk, and even training me in simple combat. M

I had the

with gol

crying

egan to change as th

der

wasn't just anyone

hiver through me. Was he

y did he look at me as i