Blood On The Sun Novels & Stories

Chasing Wind’s blood then spurted all over and covered the ground. “Chasing Wind.” Tyr wanted to shout, but he realized that something seemed to be stuck in his throat, and he couldn't make a sound. Next, Zillion was sliced by Luc, too, followed by Pawn. Luc then held a head and looked at Tyr while he laughed maniacally. Blood, there was blood everywhere. The entire area was covered in blood. Even the walls were stained with red. Lastly, even the moon turned red. The moon was covered in a thick layer of blood, and the blood was bleeding outward into the sky, covering the entire sky in red.

"I am listening." "She has a concussion and that's why she bled through her nose. The side of her back was cut open by a sharp object, maybe wood but she's going to be fine. Although she lost...she lost a lot of blood, we'll keep looking for any sign that'll jeopardise her health." "And I pay you to keep looking," I replied, my eyes on her little form. The man nodded. I stood at the edge of the bed, my hands fisted at my sides.

She whimpered, “The sun...I’m never going to be able to be in the sun again...” Marku crouched in front of her and spoke soothingly, “Shh, little Wolf. Most vampires cannot walk in the sun. It’s actually quite rare. However, I am able to do so. And you are as well.” “How do you know that?” she breathed. “The mark on your hip. You bear my family crest. It became visible when you took my blood. I have one exactly like it in the same location; however, unlike mine which is defined by black lines, yours has white lines. This means the mark won’t stay visible. It will only appear when my blood is in your system.”

“Why?” “We have the same day.” he said. Everyone looked at him. “But I was born in the morning. Not the night. The script specifically said night of the lunar eclipse.” Luna almost stood up at the news, but relaxed after the explanation of Sol. They almost had it there. She sighed and scratched her temples. “Other clues?” she asked everyone. At this point everyone has something to read, something to inspect. They are looking for more clues. “I have one here. It says, “In the land soaked in the blood of war, Apolaki shall bless the child of triumph.” What do you think?” The head of security said.

“Nice to see you step up, Alpha.” He rolled his eyes at her. “You sit over there with Meg. Everest come with me, I need your blood.” “My blood? What for?” I asked as Finn growled. “Oh, calm down” Rowena snapped at Finn. “She’ll be fine. The blood of the Sun is required to break Helios’s curse. Since you carry his blood, your blood is necessary.” I nodded. “Okay…Rowena? What’s going to happen when we break the curse?” She grinned. “You’re going to see just how powerful you really are…Don’t worry, it’s who you were born to be. Nothing more, or less.”

“A human, fighting me for a mere woman? Hah.” “SHUT UP ALREADY!” Liam screamed, swinging his leg back to kick the creature. And then he was gone. As quickly as he had arrived, he had vanished into the shadows. The only thing that lingered was the bodies around him, drained of blood. As the sun hit Liam, he fell to his knees.

The bleeding heart of the King. Slowly, he fell on his knees, in Midst of thousands of bodies, thousands of souls he had sent to hell. As more reddish tears streamed down his face, so did the heavens as the sun vanished, and in its place was a BLOOD MOON, the bleeding heart of the Alpha King, shaking the earth with his pain.

Joseph felt the wind knocked out of him as he heard the whistle followed by the loudest sound he's ever heard in all his 16 years under the Tau Ceti sun. A whiz and BOOM. Whiz and BOOM. Explosion after explosion came pummeling down onto them. An unending barrage of terrifying heat and sound and fireball crashed all around them. Joseph covered his face as clods of disturbed earth pelted and rained down on him. His screams were drowned out by the loud thunders. It went on forever. Until it didn't. Then it stopped. He heard nothing afterwards except the constant ringing in his ear.

“It’s worth a try. Maybe my blood is worthy. After all, it did unlock Muxue Yan’s bonds.” Hoko’s face turned white as a sheet upon hearing Xiyu’s words, and he clenched his fist behind his back, shivering as the couple faced each other. Using Xiyu’s ice dagger, Dongyue made a sharp cut on his hand and Xiyu’s, allowing the blood to trickle down the hole of the platform. Xiyu heard his prayers loud and clear. “Bodhisattva, grant me strength.” She heard the sound a chilly wind emerge from somewhere in the room, gradually getting louder and closer as the lights surrounding the platform lit up in a myriad of varying colours. No longer purple, she counted seven different colours.

Blood. It was everywhere—slick on the dirt, staining blades, soaking into Jason’s side. My breath caught when I saw it, hot panic rising in my throat. He tried to hide it, standing tall, his sword still steady, but I wasn’t blind. I saw the way his hand pressed against his ribs, the way his jaw clenched against the pain. And he still fought. For me.