Aura Blackquill Novels & Stories

Ancient scars stretched across its body like maps of forgotten wars. Thick iron chains bound its limbs and chest, each link carved with glowing runes — spells older than language, designed to hold something that had once tried to end worlds. Its eyes burned to life. Crimson. Not a colour. A command. Blood. Fire. Apocalypse. Kael felt his entire being react — his wolf pushing to the surface, claws biting into the earth beneath him. Beside him, Fenrak whispered, voice strained with awe and fear. “That… is AURA.”

“The resemblance is… uncanny.” I stepped closer, my towering frame casting a shadow over Malcolm. “Who is Aurora Blackwood?” Malcolm hesitated, his fingers gripping the armrests of his chair tightly. “Aurora was from a bloodline most wolves can only dream of. They were called the Astral Pack—a clan of wolves so powerful, they were said to have been blessed by the moon itself. They were faster, stronger, more connected to their instincts than any Alpha or Lycan. But with that power came a curse—destruction followed them everywhere they went. And now… they’re extinct. Or so we thought.”

Ryan walked closer, slamming his fist on the counter, "Sandy!" A few moment later, a tall beautiful brunette came out of an enclosure that she hadn't noticed. The brunette had shoulder-length choppy brown hair and stunning silver eyes. It was when she got closer that Aurora noticed that they weren't silver but rather hazel with rings of gold and green around her pupils. "Ryan, sweetie! Theo has been waiting for you, he's out back," Those stunning eyes fell on her and they momentarily widened, "And who's this beauty you have here?"

My wolf said ,she hated disrespect. I growled at his words, how dare him insult me, I could feel dark energy surroundings him and if I were to absorb them all then I will make myself weaker, the asshole doesn't deserve light. And if I'm to also snap his neck am sure his alpha wouldn't like that and take that as a threat and start a war which wouldn't be too good for me since I'm getting weaker by each seconds. "I am Alpha Emera Black, Alpha of the Black moon pack and beside me is Beta Christabel and Delta chole and we are here for the annual meeting arrange by the council elders." I said as calmly as I can without snapping his neck in return.

The blond enforcer stood there, naked and lethal, his gold eyes still rimmed with the black ink of the beast. "Release him, Kan," Gideon rumbled. His voice was a physical weight in the room. Timothy’s eyes darted between them. "Gideon Blackwell. And the 'MadMax' of the Nelblack syndicate. I’m in a room with two walking corpses." "I haven't used that name in years," Kan said, his thumb brushing over the pulse point in Timothy's neck. He leaned in, his breath hot against Timothy's ear. "But for you, I might bring him back."

Beneath her wet grey sleeve, her golden star birthmark remained hidden in the dark. Alistair stood at the edge of the stone roof, looking down at the frozen academy. He had thrown away his umbrella. His white shirt was completely soaked, clinging to his massive, muscular chest and revealing the rough, dark scars covering his powerful forearms. When he heard her light footsteps, he turned around with a sudden, silent speed. His amber-golden eyes were glowing like two fires in the midnight rain.

she added. “What about your wolf?” I asked. “Angus has no idea that I have a wolf. My family made sure that no one knew that.” she answered. “Do you have a special wolf?” Aerian asked. “Yes, her name is Aurora, and she is a galaxy wolf. I am only telling you this because she is telling me that I can trust all of you.” Savannah added. “I can show you what she is capable of later.” she added. “Wait, if Bryce is three years younger than you that would make him the same age as me.” Bairn pointed out.

Plumes of black smoke rose from multiple sectors, and the artificial blue sky grid was flickering wildly, revealing patches of the real, dark morning sky above. "The city is waking up," Leo said softly, staring out at the view. "No matter what happens today, things will never go back to the way they were." "Not if we finish this," I replied. We reached the heavy double doors of the private archive. Leo used his bypass tool on the electronic lock, and the doors slid open with a soft hiss. Inside, rows of massive server banks hummed in the dark, bathed in soft blue light. And right in the center of the room stood the express lift, its silver doors reflecting our shadows.

Hi guys. How are you all doing? I know you’ve been anticipating a chapter update for a while now and I even promised to round up the book this month. I really meant it but… Unfortunately Aurora cannot be updated for now because my laptop has gone bad and the cost of fixing it is something I can’t afford right now. I wish I could update from my phone but that’s not possible due to the fact that the writing app I use isn’t available on IOS. Sincere apologies🙏

“Separating was actually better for both of us. It’s just… I never expected Cole to end up like this.” Ava nodded and looked out at the rain pouring down the window. Then, she sighed along with me. “I heard the tech companies over in Tech Valley have been doing massive layoffs these past two years. Maybe he just happened to get caught in it. Lisa, the one who does humanitarian aid, told me that when it rains this heavily, experienced homeless people will move to higher ground. They even clear out the storm drains ahead of time.