Eclipse Novels & Stories

The bruised, crimson light of the Blood Eclipse hung like a bleeding eye in the center of the dark sky. On the granite platform of the Howling Crags, the air was dead, stripped of all wind, leaving behind a suffocating stillness that smelled of old stone, ozone, and the primitive, terrified bloodlust of a thousand soldiers.

I add smiling thinking about my grandpa. "Why are you asking?" "No reason." Noah says with a smile. "Well I kind of got a job with Cryogenic Systems, the head quarters is in New York but got posted to Palm Springs, I'll be the new principal aero engineer there." Noah explains while I smile listening. "And I kind of wanted to know if you'll also be in Palm Springs." Noah adds and I smile. "You asked to be posted to the Palm Springs branch." I say grinning at him. "No I didn't." He says with a grin.

Why is he pointing at the sun? There were a couple more moments of nothing happening, and then I saw it. A dark shadow moved across the sky. Holy crap! That’s the moon! It was a solar eclipse! I watched as the sky darkened even though it was still early afternoon. The sun started resembling a three-quarter moon at first, then a half, then a crescent moon.

Oakley was angry at himself because of his own beliefs, high pride and ego. His mind was in a blurry, making his head ached. And his heart was in chaos, making his entire system a battlefield. He sighed in annoyance as he stood up from his chair and walked out of her office. He shook his head and was about to turn in the left hallway when he halted on his track. His inner wolf was pushing him to continue walking but his mind was stopping him from doing it.

It gave me an edge around the people I mingled with. I still had my harem of witches with me minus Lilith. The bitch left and took everything in my vault. It was okay, some of it was hers anyway and she did leave me the formula of the "No-scent" elixir that helps wolves blend with the humans. Because of it, wolves have difficulty sniffing out a wolf from a human so it's a great thing for the spies I have scattered all over the country.

He had obviously witnessed what had just happened, just as I had. "Ms. Chancey, can we talk?" He smiled attentively, "I heard that Eclipse has been developing an artificial intelligence product for some time recently. I'd like to have a chat with you about the collaboration." Melany hastily wiped the tears from the corner of her eyes and smiled politely for an instant, "Of course. It's good to see you. I'm the managing director of Eclipse Group, Melany Chancey." She had a noble and confident smile on her face, without a single flaw.

she said quietly. I stood up and followed her to the small conference room just down the hall. A large screen flickered to life, and I saw Ethan’s face. His piercing blue eyes stared back at me from the screen, calm, composed, like always. But there was something in his expression—something harder, colder. The war was in full swing, both against the virus and against the infected.

The envoy from the Sunlit pack arrived a week later, the envoy consisted of seven men and five women with the Alpha included. The Alpha George was a tall huge chunk of a man with bluish black hair that brought attentions to his fiery eyes. He had an intimidating aura surrounding him that screamed for submission. The Alpha Lucien, his son Damien and a few emissaries were present to welcome them. Though of smaller built than George, Lucien was no less intimidating with his pale white skin, cold blue eyes and well-proportioned muscles.

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.

And then, as they watched, darkness bled across its surface. An eclipse. The hall erupted with howls, and Axel snarled orders, trying to steady the panic, but Raven’s knees buckled. The hum became a roar as she collapsed. She landed on a vast expanse of black glass. It stretched endlessly beneath her feet, reflecting the hollow sky above. In that sky, no stars shone, only a fractured, bleeding moon. And in the distance, chained to pillars of obsidian, was the Hollow Blade. “Raven…”