Circling The Sun Novels & Stories

The air was thick with anticipation, the faint hum of power vibrating through the earth as wolves from every corner of the world gathered in the sacred Circle of Ancients. The ground was etched with glowing lunar runes, pulsing in harmony with the fractured moon above. The celestial body hung heavy and ominous, its silver light fractured into beams of gold and shadow. Iris stood at the center of the Circle, the twin infants in her arms—one bathed in radiant light, the other cloaked in swirling darkness.

“Well, I suppose it makes sense. Some of us are chosen by birth. Others… settle where they can.” Lydia tilted her head. “And some people just orbit where they’re not needed.” She knew this kind of challenge. It was something a Luna had to face daily. Her mom had taught her that—and she’d seen her do it, talking to other Lunas back home. She always found something sharp to say that gave her the upper hand. Her mother’s lessons paid off—at least, the abusive part. Nina’s face hardened, but Lydia didn’t give her time to strike again.

“Not really.” “Then listen closely,” she said, laying her hand on the stone. “It happens once every few centuries. When the sun, moon, and Earth align just right, turning the full moon blood red. Wolves don’t celebrate it.” “Why not?” “Because it binds fate. Irrevocably.” I leaned forward. “How?” She looked me dead in the eye. “The Alpha’s sons were born under one.” My blood turned cold. She went on. “The Seer at the time collapsed mid-ritual. When the Seer woke, she said only one thing: "Three lives, one thread." Untouched, they remain safe. But if one thread is pulled, the rest unravel.”

--- #### The Moon-Oath Circle Midnight bells tolled as Ophelia padded to the courtyard balcony. Below, unsleeping sentries rousted muttering supporters from torchlit alcoves. Thunderheads crowded the moon, but one silver beam speared down on the freshly chiseled stone circle—the site Dylan had ordered crews to carve for moon-oaths. She traced the pattern with her eyes: concentric rings, outer runes marking honesty, inner ring etched with the pack’s emblem—a wolf guarding a single star.

The sun was in the middle of the sky. It was very hot. The air was still. All the birds in the jungle were quiet. It was time for the big ritual. In the center of the village, there was a large circle made of flat, grey stones. The stones were warm from the sun. In the middle of the circle, there was a bed made of soft green leaves and bright red flowers.

Harvey wipes the corner of her mouth with his thumb. None of us say “I love you.” But both of us look at her like she’s the only fixed point in an orbit that keeps getting more dangerous. And I know, in this moment, that there’s no going back. Two suns. One orbit. Ours.

It became apparent that the internet cannot always be relied upon for factual information. When I opened the window after a nap, the bright light hurt my eyes. I quickly locked the windows and closed it with the curtain. Damn! I showered and covered myself with clothes to avoid exposing my skin to the sun and remembered that I was going to school and left home.

“Then we speak for the Pact not over it.” Jeremiah added, “Not rule. Not even guide. We listen first.” The Circle reformed not as a ring of stone, but as a spiral of movement, open at every edge, shifting with each new season. The Circle was no longer a centre. It was a conversation. Ari stood atop the tallest root of the bloom. Her voice was carried by light. Not just to spirits. Not just to humans. But to every soul that had ever heard the bloom’s hum in their chest.

facts and ideas to run the city while the sacrifice jad to be done by the learners and newbies. Old man Tim glared at the burning halo with a grim expression contorted on his face, the light was reflected but he had a blended shady glasses laid on the bridge between his nose to prevent too much of the reflection from blinding his eyes. Finally, they have created the artificial sun. They even added a dark cloud to the atmosphere to cover up the sky. They haven't figured out how to have the sun spin around it's orbitals. First of all, the sun wasn't placed in on the outer space so making it burn with the radiance of a normal sun was going to be too harsh on them so they had reduced the amount

The story really pierced through their heart and was engraved there like a tattoo. “Would you like to see the Sun and the Moon together side by side?” Luna said, her eyes shined brightly that mirrored the shine of the sun. Hearing this, Leena nodded excitedly. She didn’t think it was impossible because everything was possible when Luna was around. With a smile, Luna swiftly motioned her hands in a swirling motion. It takes several minutes to form an enormous magic circle that covers the entire solar system. Leena moved away a little when she saw Luna dancing inside the magic circle and uttering a foreign spell that she could not understand. It’s a spell exclusive only to Luna and no soul cou