Eclipse Rune Sod Novels & Stories

“The Shadow King’s corruption has seeped into every stone.” Luna touched one of the ruined pillars. The silver glow of her hands reacted immediately, faintly illuminating hidden runes etched into the stone. The energy pulsed like a heartbeat. Mira knelt beside her, tracing the glowing lines with her fingers. “These runes tell the story of the Eclipsed Moon. They speak of the power it draws from the Veil, and the cost to those who attempt to stop it.” Luna’s brow furrowed. “Cost?”

he continued, voice lower now, “they don’t understand what they’re doing yer.” A chill slid down my spine. “You know what she is,” I said. “I know what they think she is,” Rune corrected. “An Omega. A resource. A key.” “And what do you think?” “That she’s a catalyst.” I frowned. “For what?” “For the end of Gryphon as it currently exists.” The words should have terrified me. Instead, they steadied something in my chest. Rune took a step back, giving me space, out of respect “I’ll report that the trail dissolved completely at the grave,” he said. “That grief destabilized your magic. That you broke.”

I looked up at Tinox with a free minded spirit, "His name is Conri, the next Beta of the pack" Tinox gazed enlarged, he glanced at Nelson who didn't say a word but watched the whole scenario. "Conri?" "Yes" "He taught you all these?" I nodded in agreement, "Yes he did, won't have known these without his help" Tinox didn't say a word, the elders standing behind him began to murmur to themselves. At first, I stood confused as I wondered what might be wrong. Is there anything wrong in Conri teaching her all I need to know? I couldn't quite understand the sudden uproar, with my eyes glancing from one man to the other, I narrowed my eyes, thinking far more deeply than I have ever done.

Taryk turned, pulled his shirt collar down in the back, exposing the thick black rune that sat on the nape of his neck. Heppni gasped again. "Yes. Those are runes of the pantheon of Gods and Goddesses." She looked around the room. "Do all of you have them? How is that possible?" I wasn't going to open my mouth and share info that wasn't mine to give, so I just shrugged. "My rune doesn't appear on any of my mates or guardians. It's also only visible when all of my Circle are touching me." "I was under the clear impression that the rune came from Earth. Anda's line to be exact," Tenny said through Saint's mouth. "She all but confirmed it when she first sprang from Kiema."

River and Lunar will likely take Rhapsody’s head off for looking at Leo wrong. Zeke and Zeidan at least looked indifferent to our arrival. Rune, however, was glaring at me. So, I glared right back, letting Eclipse come forward just enough to scare that fucker. He snorted and looked away. I’m pretty sure Rune is straight, but maybe he’s bi and into Auðr. It’d be a better reason to dislike me than being a speciesist twat waffle. “Let’s head out. We still have some nights left before we need to be in our room.” Rune said, waving for the others to follow him.

Mane argued. “Yes. But race-bound skills are different. Every race has a different genetic makeup. And it is because of our inherent differences, our bodies handle Edict differently. For instance; the Olympians, who are your father’s clan, have bodies that make them highly compatible with the feebler form of Edict – inner energy. And their bodies are compatible with Chaos as well, making them perfect dual wielders by virtue of birth. As for your mother’s clan, the clan headed by the Allfather filled with Asgardians, they are born with strong bodies which can withstand the harsher half of Edict – outer energy. They are also born with aptitude for rune magic. This is where they are also differ

The Eclipse hung heavy in the sky, a molten ring of fire casting an otherworldly glow across the sacred arena. The air was thick with anticipation, wolves from every pack gathered in tense silence. The ground beneath Iris’s bare feet burned faintly, the enchanted stones absorbing the celestial heat. She stood at the center of the Moonfire Circle, her golden and black eyes glinting under the eclipse’s light. Around her, ancient runes carved into the earth pulsed with the energy of countless trials held here before.

David could make out the form of a giant fox with nine tails. "Why is your hand glowing?" David held his breath in the momentary silence that followed. He knew once he spoke there was no going back but David also knew that leaving Satake in the dark would be a much worse scenario. "This is a sniffer rune. As its name implies, its purpose is to sniff out mystic individuals but not just any supernaturals. This rune is attracted to a demographic of rare and extremely powerful supernatural better known as relics."

Instead, he stepped forward, barefoot against the stone, head tilting slightly like he was listening to a frequency only he could hear. Then he stopped. “There,” he whispered. He knelt in the dirt, brushing his fingers over a faint shimmer of air—barely visible, barely there. The others tensed. A moment later, a burst of violet flame erupted from Elias’s palm, burning the illusion away. Beneath it, seared into the stone, was a rune—twisting, malicious, glowing with celestial gold. Lucian’s breath caught. “That’s—” “A volatile celestial rune,” Elias finished darkly. “One meant to destabilize divine mind... my mind.”

With the information they found, they quickly returned to Omem, who in the meantime, had made herbal pouches together with Esmee. 'Listen carefully. The three of you are going to get him back. This pouch is to retrieve Raven from the twilight zone he resides in by the spell. It has the rune sign Eihwaz on it, which means traveling through the worlds. Remember it well! Make sure Raven is himself again before traveling back through a gate. He must be out of that spell! That's vital! ‘Omem looked sternly at them from over her glasses and her voice was curt. ‘This pouch has the rune sign of Elhaz, the oak. This protects you while traveling. And this third amulet is to travel further if necessary