Eclipse Apprentice Novels & Stories

Before arriving, I had changed my appearance to take on my identity as Akira. “What are you doing here?” Eclipse asked as he jumped off a loft instead of walking down the stairs. “I came to see if Silica was here. I need to ask a favor.” “She should be back any minute. She went to get more painting supplies.” Eclipse smiled and spread his arms around. “What do you think of it so far?” Looking around, I took in the vastly different space from the photos I saw. I had Eclipse move here three months ago when I bought the property. The walls weren’t covered in cement anymore. They were covered in drywall, with purple paint as the base and a black mosaic pattern.

The nursery had evolved from a sanctuary into a training ground disguised as playtime. Two years had passed since the destruction of the original Project Reaper facility, but the shadow of The Eclipse never fully lifted. Aurora, now two and a half, moved with the confident grace of a child who already understood power. She stacked blocks into perfect fortresses only to knock them down with a delighted laugh that sounded far too much like a battle cry. Seraphina, eighteen months old, followed her sister everywhere on chubby legs, her grey eyes sharp and watchful. Elias, seven now, had become their fierce protector, practicing knife forms with Rico in the mornings and reading them stories at n

I said, stroking her cheek adoringly with the back of my fingers before opening the French doors and motioning her inside. “Apparently, it’s been working for a while.” She smiled shyly. “What do you mean?” “Circe said some stuff to me when I first shifted. She told me that it wasn’t moving to Blackfern Valley that started to wake her up. She said that it was being close to you.” She blushed under my fingers. “I told her she was being stupid, that it was the solar eclipse that had brought her forward. She told me that when my blood soaked the earth under the peak of the solar eclipse, it had only helped her break through the wall, but something woke her up and was calling to her well before t

she announced and my heart skipped at once at her words. "Luna?" "Yes" "But…but, I don't understand this, what do you mean by Luna, what is a Luna?" I asked not to hide my lack of knowledge. Anabelle smiled, "You will understand better. I will get you some books to read, every Information in the book will get you prepared for the journey ahead of you. I can sense a fiery fire burning in you, my father and Nelson might be blinded to see it, but time will tell the best story" she noted, pat my left shoulder and begin to walk towards the door.

He just put a hand on Caleb’s shoulder. "The contract has changed, Caleb," Zade said, his voice like a grinding stone. "I was going to let you live in your little kingdom. But you tried to kill my Luna." "Zade, wait" Caleb started to beg. "The Eclipse has risen," Zade interrupted. "And your sun is setting." Zade didn't kill him. Not yet. He looked at me, a silent question in his eyes. He was giving me the choice. I looked at Caleb, the boy who had promised to love me and the man who had tried to murder me. I didn't feel love. I didn't even feel hate anymore. I just felt finished.

I used to think I wouldn’t be leaving her side, but I think the Goddess had different plans. I turned to look at the man in the carriage behind us. He wore a fedora that cast a shadow on his face, black trousers that looked a bit too big, and white button-up sleeves that had a tiny pocket with a small watch attached to it. He pulled a scroll behind him and unwrapped it in front of us. “I’m ordered to assist Harvey Sebastian and Eleanor Trevino for a safe trip to Azen,” the chaperone read through the scroll. But he scanned all of us in confusion.

The royal astronomers had predicted a rare, total solar eclipse—a celestial event that the fearful ancients had viewed as an omen of total destruction, but which Elena had meticulously, and brilliantly, reframed as a symbol of cosmic transition and rebirth. "They're calling it the 'Eclipse Coronation' in the city," Kaelen noted, stepping close and resting his hand gently on her shoulder, his palm feeling the vibrant life stirring beneath her dress. "It’s a powerful, resonant image. The shadow passing, and the new era rising in the brilliant light that follows. It is exactly what this empire needs."

She had planned to ride alone, but Adrian insisted that a young apprentice, Selene, accompany her. Selene had only joined the Pathfinders Guild a little over a year ago and was three months younger than Elise. A lonely orphan who had once lived on the streets, she was now Kyle's only apprentice. Back when she was a petty thief, she had even stolen from Kyle himself. When he caught her, he didn't scold her immediately, and instead asked about her life.

“It's time for the apprentice to teach the teacher some lessons.” THE END