Eclipse Apprentice Novels & Stories

He frowned, but never said anything. “I can’t believe you shifted,” he finally commented. “Neither can I.” “How? How is that even possible, Clem? You were human.” He leaned in and sniffed the crook of my neck. “You are definitely a werewolf now, but how the fuck did that happen?” “My w-wolf said it was the power of the eclipse.” She hadn’t shut up about the eclipse and its mysterious powers while I ran with her. “She’s been trying to come through since I was sixteen, but my human side was too strong.”

In fact, Maxim did not consider him at all. “Good! Good! Maxim! Just you wait!” Ethan called out angrily. He then pointed to one of his apprentices, “You, go!” he ordered angrily. “Leave it to me, master!” a young apprentice replied excitedly. This apprentice was an Agile of level three and he looked to contain great potential. From Ethan’s tone alone, one could make out a sense of confidence he had in this young apprentice.

"No, you've misunderstood me. An idea popped up in my mind, so I tried it. That's it. All the things I designed need to be carefully produced, just like Lanox, which was created with your advice." Raeleigh immediately explained. Lamarre thought for a moment and said, "Don't be nervous. I'm not criticizing you. Sit down. Since I'm your teacher, I'll teach you everything I know. One day, I'll ask Jepherson to prepare an apprentice ceremony for you." "An apprentice ceremony?" Raeleigh's eyes widened. Was there such a thing then? "Well, I want to hire some reporters and professionals. I want the whole world to know that I, Lamarre Lee, have accepted an apprentice."

The bearded elder was a Pulse Control Realm cultivator, yet after Caspian contradicted him, he did not dare to say anything at all. However, the most surprising thing was that Caspian admitted that he was an inscription apprentice. There were only less than three apprentices in the entire Evergreen Town, and they were all in the Oceans Chamber of Commerce. Any other families tried to cultivate an inscription apprentice of their own family as hard as they could but failed. Now that Caspian said he was an apprentice, it was as if they received unbelievable news, and everyone's mind was blown away. However, they could not say anything at all, and it felt extremely uncomfortable.

I ran down the stairs and when I arrived there was someone talking with him, I made a sound with my throat to give notice of my presence and not interrupt abruptly. Notice that person is a pretty handsome young man just like Jacob is tall and end up commenting. —Sorry to interrupt. Jacob said. —Don't worry, Hope, this is my partner William Valtir.We took some classes together. I extended my hand to him trying to give him a good greeting by being more than anything kind. —Nice to meet you, William. The very disrespectful one refused me the greeting, but, curiously, I agree to help Jacob bring my things to my room.

I remained at the table, staring at the map until Elias approached, his presence comforting yet piercing. “You spoke well,” he murmured. I nodded, doubt still churning within. “They needed to hear it.” “You needed to say it,” Elias added softly, then sharpened again. “But remember, Jace—strength without purpose destroys more than it builds.” His words lingered long after he left. The phoenix symbolized renewal, hope rising from ashes. Yet, standing alone in the abandoned factory's dim glow, I feared we weren't rising. We were spreading the fire—and I couldn’t shake the dread that I was leading them straight into the flames.

I finished. The healer didn’t confirm it, but she didn’t deny it either. For a long moment, I just stared at Sam. My wolf’s growl filled my head, not of anger, but of desperate insistence. I didn’t understand it. I didn’t understand why I wanted to do this. This wasn’t just instinct — this was something else, something heavier. “Lucifer.” I turned. Steve stood in the doorway, arms folded, eyes cold. I hadn’t even noticed him come in.

Sera had never met Kessler's sister, had barely known he had one, but the implication settled over the small gathered group with immediate, uncomfortable weight. "Are you certain?" Oren's voice was careful, unwilling to accuse without solid ground beneath it. "I taught her myself, two years ago, before she graduated." Renna's jaw was tight. "Elyse Halden. Exceptional frost control, precise, methodical. Exactly the kind of skill required to disguise an ignition point this cleanly." She paused, something heavier settling into her expression. "She left the academy shortly after graduation to take a position within House Corvane's household staff."

I looked up at the sky and I growled, unleashing all my anger. ____________ Emma I sneaked out of the mansion, holding the baby near my chest. I had to get to the barn as quickly and quietly as possible. It was near, but with rogues roaming around, it seemed so far. Luna Celeste would always go to the barn during her spare time. She had made a small garden there where she grew many important plants she needed for her elixirs and potions. When she would come back, she would have a basket with her, filled with petals, leaves, even roots. Luna Celeste would then go to her conjuring room, spending hours, concocting a specific elixir. Alpha Blake would sometimes sleep there, not wanting to sleep

Eclipse was the place I had always dreamed of. The kids at school were so excited to see us arrive. I could tell it was because of Jhosep, who immediately pulled some boxes of goodies out of the van to hand them out. I smiled as I understood what he intended to do. “Are you guys going to be really good today during the review?” asked Jhosep amusedly to the kids. “Yes!” they all shouted, and I laughed until Jhosep pointed me out. “This is Selene; she is a very special healer, and she will help me check that you all behave yourselves. If you do anything wrong today, you won't get your prizes, got it?”