Filed to story: Rylee the Orphan Luna Novel
“Oh s**t!” I heard someone shout. Olivia and I worked quickly to catch the girls mid-air before they hit the ground. I gently turned them around so they would land on their feet and not their heads. “Whoa, that was a close one. Thanks, William,” Rylee said and straightened out her clothes.
“RYLEE!”
“LANIE!”
“LEXIE!” the boys shouted and embraced their respective mates.
“Holy f*****g hell, what happened, little ones!? Where did you all go!?” Ryker asked while looking at Lanie and Lexie. Lanie, Rylee, and I all turned our gazes to Lexie and quirked our eyebrows at her. “IT WASN’T MY FAULT!” .
***Wyatt’s P.O.V.***
“YOU WHAT!?” Those of us left behind were completely thrown for a loop. After relocating to the Golden Moon conference room for privacy, Rylee and the others explained what happened to them and why they had completely vanished after that burst of weird light hit us earlier. I looked at Chad, Brent, and Ryker, and we all had the same facial expression-a mixture of pure surprise and disbelief. That is, all of us except for Olivia. She seemed almost envious of William and the girls. Nothing made sense, and Olivia’s reaction “So, wait, are you saying that it was the white light that sent you guys to the past?” Chad asked. was really odd too.
“The light is essentially a portal, but it was Lexie who sent us to the past,” William answered. We all stared at Lexie.
“You guys keep saying that it was me, but I don’t even remember any of that!” she shouted and crossed her arms.
“Lexie, it’s because you don’t have control over it yet. The gift you possess is immensely powerful, and must be used wisely,” William cautioned her.
“I can’t use it wisely if I don’t know how to turn it on and off!”
“We can teach you,” Olivia reassured her with a smile but before Lexie could even respond, William jumped in.
“Actually, no, we can’t,” he said ever so seriously. We all turned our gazes to him, and he appeared to be saddened by something.
“William, what do you mean we can’t?” Olivia asked, just as confused as the rest of us.
“We can’t help her, or with anything else from here on out because we will no longer be here to help.” Rylee’s eyes nearly jumped out of their sockets. “William, what are you-“
“I’m sorry, child, but I have been summoned. I cannot put it off any longer.”
“Summoned by whom?” I asked with equal curiosity.
“The Lunar Kingdom.”
“What!?” everyone shouted in unison.
“William, what are you talking about?” Olivia asked. “I haven’t been summoned by anyone or anything.”
“Why didn’t you tell me that you were Miranda’s daughter?” he asked out of the blue, ignoring her question altogether.
“Who’s Miranda?” Ryker asked. Olivia’s eyes went wide, and she bit her bottom lip. She looked around at the rest of us, and we could all tell that she was at a loss for words.
“Are you going to answer them? Or shall I?” William asked her. She stared at him briefly; her eyes began to dart back and forth between everyone, lingering on William before she finally let out a defeated sigh. “Miranda is the Wiccan goddess and… She’s my mother.”
“What?” Rylee responded.
“When you say she’s your mother, as in she’s the mother of all witches, or do you mean-” Chad started to question but Olivia cut him off. “I mean she gave birth to me, in the Lunar Kingdom. I’m from the Kingdom, just like Lanie and Lexie!” An eerie silence filled the room, and we all kept looking at one another, completely taken aback by this sudden revelation about Olivia’s past.
“Why didn’t you ever tell us!?” Rylee questioned whilst standing to her feet and slamming her hands on the table. “Information like that is pretty pertinent to the s**t that we’re currently dealing with! When I first introduced you to the girls, you should have said something then!”
“Rylee, we’re not permitted to share with anyone except our mates that we’re from the Lunar Kingdom,” Olivia replied.
“Yet, you still failed to tell me this,” William snarked.
“My love, I … I didn’t know how to tell you. After the incident with Lexie and Lanie had come to light, and I saw you were the guard at the Kingdom during that time, I didn’t want to bring up bad memories for you.”
“I still deserved to know the truth, Olivia. From your mouth, and not from the mouth of the moon goddess!” he snapped back. Olivia lowered her head.
“I don’t get it, what does any of this have to do with you having to leave or not being able to help us with anything anymore?” Lanie asked. She took the words right out of everyone’s mouths.
“It has been brought to my attention as to why I am the first Primordial, and why I am the only one that was given the gift of immortality,” he answered. We waited for him to continue. “I am the Primordial god of the Kingdom.” Cue the crickets. I don’t think anyone was expecting that.
“Wh… You… WHAT?!” Rylee stumbled over her words.
“Rylee, I am your god, not just your forefather. According to Selene, you were not born of my blood; therefore, you are not my descendent biologically speaking. But, because I am the first Primordial werewolf to ever exist, the powers that be blessed me with all of my powers as well as immortality so that one day I could take my rightful place in the Kingdom to watch over all my children. Just as Selene does for all werewolves.”
“I don’t understand. We already have the moon goddess. She’s the first werewolf to ever exist. But now, suddenly, there’s going to be another werewolf god?” Chad asked.
“I will not be the god of all werewolves, Chad. Only those that are of the Duquesne bloodline.” All eyes shifted to Rylee as soon as William mentioned her surname. “ME!?” she asked, pointing at herself. William nodded and had the proudest smile on his face.
“Rylee, I always knew that you would be special, but I never knew just how special you were meant to be until Selene told me.”
“What do you mean by special? Aren’t I already special? You know, being a Primordial and all?”
“Yes, but that’s not all. You gave birth to another Primordial. I already told you and Wyatt that you two would bring about some of the most powerful werewolves to ever exist, but I didn’t realize that they too would procreate Primordials.” “William, what are you trying to tell us?” I asked him, trying to keep up with the information overload he was spewing out.
“Rylee is said to be the mother of all Primordials-present and future.” I snapped my head in her direction and saw that her mouth was hanging open; her eyes held nothing but shock. “Sam and any other pups that you two have will also produce Primordials, that is unless I choose otherwise.”
“What does that mean?” I asked.
“It means that just as Selene chooses mates for werewolves, she and I will work together to choose mates for each other’s children. If she chooses a normal werewolf as a mate for Sam, then I have the final say on whether that mate is worthy to produce one of my kind.” “Wait, wait, wait, are you saying that the Luna is some kind of matriarch for Primordials!?” Brent asked.
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