The Luna Choosing Game by Jane Above Story

Chapter 0546

The camera crew set up around the small circle of chairs while Nathan stepped inside of it.

Everyone waited until the crew indicated that they were ready. Nathan gave them a signal, and little red lights turned on, on the cameras.

Nathan clicked on his own false persona then, smiling for the camera and talking way too loud and fast. "We are here on the royal getaway island about to reveal the next event."

"What could it be?" Bridget gasped dramatically. A camera closed in on her, which put the camera man right in front of me. I guessed I wasn't going to make the cut for the broadcast today.

Nathan continued, "A race."

Bridget started to clap.

Julian rolled his eyes. Beside him, Veronica was still reading. Nicholas's frown deepened slightly. Jessica looked pale.

I didn't know how to feel.

running along a preassigned course starting on the beach," Nathan said. "This will test your athletic prowess. A Luna must always be in peak physical condition to overcome all the hurdles she must face

second and schooled my face into something more neutral. The current Luna wasn't someone I would call in peak physical condition. I didn't mean that as an insult. I just wasn't sure I'd want to

would be

looking at the camera. "Like the Luna, as an actor, I also need to keep my physique in peak

Then he, and the

Nathan made a gesture to indicate

have other qualities..." She lowered her

and the cameras went around the circle. They skipped over Nicholas and Julian and landed

still hadn't looked up from her book. I wasn't sure she had listened to

his throat, but Veronica didn't lift her gaze. After another couple of disinterested minutes, Nathan forced the cameras away, turning them instead

was about to happen. As a human, I never would have been able to compete in a race with

now that Miracle was restored to me, I knew I had a

I was as athletic as Bridget, but I was dead set on not

said to the cameras. Nathan's expression relaxed slightly. He was probably relieved

he ended the broadcast by telling the audience when and where to watch repeats of previous events, as well as when to