Easy Star Constellations Novels & Stories

And most of them didn't make sense in the first place. Walking along with my boys, I stared up at the sky. Smiled when I saw our constellation. Draco was a long, winding collection of stars. Not the brightest. Not the most familiar. But it was there. I squeezed Grumpy's hand. Drawing us all to a halt, I pointed up at the stars. "That's ours." I drew the head. Ran my finger over the body as it twisted and curved around Ursa Minor.

They were actually quite comfy, a little too tight for a pillow but the warmth he radiated compensated for it. "Do you see a dog-like pattern among the stars?" he pointed with his finger into the sky. I searched and easily located what he was pointing at. I nodded when I did. "That's lupus. A constellation," he enlightened me. "And that's Centaurus," he pointed at another constellation. He showed me a few other constellations gracing the sky.

“I hate to break it to you, but I don’t think there’s a constellation called the little wolf.” Quinn turns to me, rolling her eyes. “Use a little imagination, Jaxon. Look…” she points up again, and once again, I look. “See those two bright stars, side by side? Those are the points of the ears. And then you can see the eyes underneath, and the nose…” As she describes it, I can actually start to make out the shape of a little wolf, just like she said. “Do you see it?” Quinn asks. I chuckle softly. “Yeah, I actually do.”

"Leo, you know what to do." "Oh isn't this the strongest celestial spirit Leo, how lucky of us to have a match with you." The girl arrogantly said and revealed her own key. "Gate of thee Fly, I open thee Musca!" A sudden appearance of a topaz colored light blinded Jamnia. With wings behind it's back and a head that reassembles a fly, Jamnia blinked twice to confirmed what's she's seen. "I'll deal with you later." The gigantic lad coldly summoned his own key. "Gate of thee Lizard, I summon thee Lacerta!"

JASMINE We lay together on our backs, staring at the stars up above. “Do you know anything about constellations?” he asked. “Nope,” I replied. “Well, let me educate you.” He smirked. “See those stars over there? The ones that are all clustered?” He pointed toward the sky. “I think so,” I replied, thinking that his description was not specific enough to know which stars he was talking about. “Well, that’s Princess Wolf Enim-saj.”

She used to join her absolutely everywhere, being tied up as sisters are. Despite all, now the girls felt good, healthy, they spent time on the roof gazing at the mass of stars, competing in imagining interesting creatures up there. “Here's a pony”, said one of them. It was Dorothy pointing at a constellation. “It's more like a ... I think it's Capricorn's constellation,” Elizabeth replied. Suddenly there appeared a small pony, made of a little balloon taken out of a toy circle with unicorn shape. On top of that, it was also lit up, as if that constellation from heaven came down and took life in that pony just created.

I'm saying that werewolves have a stronger scent, and maybe only a few lycans are aware of her identity. Nora was happy to see the stars and the moon hanging in the sky. I asked her to name the stars and constellations. Nora pointed to the three shining stars as Sirius. Nora only remembers the shapes of the constellations Orion and Ursa Major. Nora was enthusiastic; I didn't focus on what she said; I just saw her face shining brightly, beating the moonlight. Every time I stand on a hill and look up at the sky, I will miss my parents. Tonight, I'm making new memories with Nora on this hill.

Each constellation represented a chess piece. To enter the door, they needed to resolve the crisis of the eastern Azure Dragon. He wanted to move the constellations but, being elderly, he lacked the strength. The constellations seemed firmly attached, as if a strong magnet held them in place. "Find someone strong to follow my instructions!" Henry directed. Immediately, Bob selected the strongest soldier among his men. "Move the Beta Arietis forward and the Alpha Tauri to the right!" Henry commanded. "What are Beta Arietis and Alpha Tauri?" The soldier looked bewildered as he was clueless about these things.

She turned back to the sky, breaking the spell, though her hand unconsciously rested closer to his. Above them, the constellations glimmered. The kind she had studied in books as a teenager, but never thought she’d see this vividly. Out here, away from city lights, the stars seemed to breathe. “Do you know any of them?” Lucian asked, his voice softer now, as if the night itself demanded reverence. Isla pointed up. “That one… Orion’s Belt. My father once showed me. Those three stars in a row, perfectly aligned.”

"Come, try this." Coming over her, he peered up into the vast unknown and spotted a cluster of stars, each gleaming with hot blue-white light. "What do you see?" She asked, her head gently knocking his as she bent down, not waiting for him to answer. "Beautiful, isn't it? It's Pleiades, the Seven Sisters in Greek Mythology." Arabella began to name each star, their names were exotic yet so foreign that he soon forgot the previous right after she mentioned the next. He listened to the tale about the constellation as she spoke eagerly about it, and together they explored several others, including the moon.