Book Accurate Sauron Novels & Stories

With a choice. One morning many years later, Luna opened the ancient book at the kitchen table. A child had left it there after studying the old histories the previous evening. She turned past the Origin. The Severance. Blackwood. The eastern city. Aren. The pages continued into accounts written by dozens of different hands. Eventually she reached the final page. Still blank. Darius entered carrying two cups. His hair had begun turning silver at the temples. Luna liked it. He placed one cup beside her. “What are you looking for?” “Nothing.”

I had spoken to her about my suspicions, which she confirmed. Selene, it seemed, wanted the alpha of alphas to embody both of our identities. Kara had given me a small book containing information on other species when Aurora was out running. The leather was old, the pages a faded yellow, and the print so small I could just make out the scrawled text inside. There was a mix of drawings of creatures never seen. Part of me wanted to know where she got this text from and if the other creatures were as real as Luca’s.

“I did Tyson but it is action time.” “The Dark Lord is gathering his troops. They will materialize on Typhoon today itself.“ “Whatever will we do? We are not prepared. I was so busy taking care of Aurora. I thought I…” Aslan grasped my shoulder and shook me up saying, “It's okay, Tyson. I have made all the arrangements. Remember, we are in this together.” “And I have made all the arrangements for the spell…” “I am so sorry, Zarina. I couldn’t help you. Mr. Pighead tricked me into drinking sleeping potion.” Aurora said in a sleepy voice. She looked so cute. All I wanted to do was kiss her but this Damned war…

Draco replied, stepping to the bookshelves and starting to pick up some books. They spent hours later reading and days later. Draco and Astrid came every day to read. Almost all of the books did not mention the First Sorcerer's name to get The Heart of Magic. This incident happened hundreds of years ago. That sorcerer was referred to as The Great Sorcerer. Astrid leaned against the bookshelf in despair. Under her feet laid the messy books she was reading. Draco sat on the floor not far from her. "It looks like our search was in vain," complained Astrid.

The last thing Alaron remembered was its pleasant light. "Nurlan sent a preliminary report of his findings, he says there is definitely magic involved." Aurora spoke over her desk to her spymaster. The elf had her feet propped up on the desk, which would have easily gotten anyone else reprimanded or worse. But Aurora actually liked the informality. The Empress flipped through the pages. "Look here." Aurora pointed to a description of the object. "What do you make of this?"

Brian asked the question on my mind. Was that a thing or was she just making it up? I mean if it was true then Annora would have never thought to fake her own illness to expose my truth. I stood puzzled and watched the display. “Quit the drama and get up girl!” “I think you’ve lost it Aurora,” Brian scolded her when she shook Annora violently. “It's Luna Aurora to you Brian,” she shot him a deadly glare, her eyes flickering from grey to black signifying that her wolf was on the surface.

Later that evening, I find Silas and Selene in the library, their heads bent over an ancient tome. “What are you two up to?” I ask, leaning against the doorframe. Silas looks up, his golden eyes glowing faintly. “We’re learning. Daddy said we need to understand our powers.” I step closer, peering at the book. The pages are filled with intricate runes and illustrations of wolves bathed in moonlight. “The Solara Chronicles,” I murmur, tracing the faded text. “Where did you find this?” “Daddy gave it to us,” Selene says, her voice soft. “He said it’s important.”

I needed to find Luna before it was too late and before Ramon’s plan could fully unfold. The door of the room opened as Lucas and Sarah walked in, concern etched on their faces. Lucas spoke first. “You are awake; thank God,” he said, relief evident in his voice. “We need to act fast to retrieve Luna before it’s too late,” Sarah added, her eyes reflecting the same urgency. “I sense her aura being diminished; we must hurry.” Sarah has the power to sense auras in someone with whom she has a strong emotional connection or if the person is close to her physically. Thankfully, Luna is one of those people.

I got out of the car and felt the cold air and the specific quality of the silence and walked toward the building with Darion at my shoulder and every nerve in my body awake. The door was open. Inside, standing with their back to us at first, then turning slowly. Soren. Older than I remembered and also exactly the same, which was the strange mathematics of supernatural aging. The eyes were the ones I knew. The set of the jaw was the one I knew. The specific expression of someone who had spent a very long time being careful and had finally decided to stop. "You look the same," Soren said. "You look alive," I said. Something crossed Soren's face that might have been a smile. "I have a great de

Everywhere went quiet and the tension was nerve racking as everyone waited for Soren’s next move. Soren slowly shifted but the Soren in front of them was no longer then person they knew. The Soren is front of them had no emotions in his eyes. His eyes were dark and the aura around him was formidable. “Soren” Luna Leonora whispered in fear. Her child was gone. This person in front of her wasn’t the child she knew. On his back was a big burn scar, signaling his fire element. The mark covered his back as though the fire symbol had been burned onto his back.