Fall Of Equestria Novels & Stories

Then at the contract. Then at her hand. Still holding the pen. She slowly set it down. Her breath unsteady for just a second. She had just agreed to marry her enemy. And for the first time— It didn’t feel like something she could control. Her phone buzzed again. A message. Be ready by 7. Elena stared at it. Then locked her phone. Tonight. Everything was about to change. And deep down— She knew one thing. No matter how many rules she had written… Damon DeLuca was going to break them.

It descended with a crushing force. The five alphas screamed, overcome by the oppressive might. The Argentum Eagle King and Glacies Hawk King were grounded, unable to take flight and crashing to the ground. The Tonitru Tiger King, Ira Ape King, and Great Serpent King trembled uncontrollably. The shockwave from the Colossal Elephant Stomp hit its mark. The five beast kings spat blood, howling in pain. Ajax and his companions surged forward, immediately restraining the five alphas.

Max and Jax are beside their parents, Summer sobbing her heart out at the loss of her wolf, Alexis. I walked up to them and got the attention of one of Eden’s dads. I struggle to tell them apart. “The moment the eclipse is over. I need you to mind link your men and tell them to get away from the palace. To run like their life depends on it.” He looks at me with a puzzled expression on his face. “Okay,” he says, slowly. He looks up at the sky. “It’s nearly over, anyway.” He kisses Summer’s hand and nods to his brother. He looks over the balcony at the girls. I hear him snicker. “I wouldn’t like to be on the bad side of them,” he states. “Me neither.” I responded.

Mark watched from the mansion steps as Nova and Kael stood together. For a moment, neither side moved. Then Kael looked at Nova. “Ready?” Nova nodded. “Let’s get your people back.” Kael’s wolf pushed forward. Nova’s Lycan answered with a growl of her own. Then they charged. The first Hollowfang hit Kael head-on. He caught it and threw it aside before another one jumped toward him. Kael ducked, grabbed the creature, and slammed it into the ground.

I voiced out. "And whose fault was that?" she said glaring at me. Your psychotic mind, I mumbled beneath my breath, just then she decided to drop one of her crutches, she tried to make it look like an accident but failed miserably. She's going to be the death of me, mumbled before adding a string of curse words to the statement. I hurried over to her and supported her falling figure by putting my hand around her waist leading her to the nearest table. I ignore how right it felt to place my hand around her waist or how she seemed to fit perfectly in my arms every time I carry her. I went to pick up the fallen crutch and made my way back to her.

Caleb hit the floor, gasping, his body re-forming in a flurry of fur and gold light. I ran to him. I pulled him up. "We have to go," I said. "The tether is snapping!" We ran for the escape pod. As we launched, I looked back. The Panopticon was falling. The massive hard drive of the species was tumbling toward the Earth like a dying star. We hit the atmosphere. The heat was unbearable. I held Caleb’s hand. We watched the moon-satellite burn up in the sky, a meteor shower of silver and violet that rained down over the whole world.

I told to Phia. Phia let go of the reins and I didn’t miss the moment of slight delay in the speed of the horse. I stretched myself toward my sister and launched. I immediately snatched her and threw ourselves to the ground without hesitation. On our way down, we rolled a few laps, feeling pain all over our bodies. “Ahh!” “Argh!” Keeeeingh! The horse we were riding suddenly collapsed, as if it had completely lost its strength. After enduring the fall, I quickly checked on Phia. She was still breathing, but unconscious.

When I felt confident at the walk, I urged the pony into a trot. That was a disaster. Bouncing off balance in the saddle, I tipped to one side, falling to the ground in a heap. I dropped directly on top of the sword, which was mercifully still firmly inside of the sheath. My pony didn't attempt to run away though, instead coming to stand over me, snorting his pink nose in my face.

The horse, already uncomfortable from the smell of blood, grunted and pawed the bridge as we ran across. "Now!" I yelled just as we reached the other side. Nox struck the clasp holding the bridge. The metal gave under the weight of the beasts following us. It dropped into the valley with a hundred dying screams. Beasts shuffled to the edge, their claws scraping uselessly against the wood as they slipped, falling into the void below. I perched over the edge gazing into the gap. As if that would make sure they stayed down. ‘We did it.’ I murmured, more to myself than Nox.

"And don't look back." Anya let herself be dragged along by Corven, heart breaking, eyes ablaze. They tore through passageways, jumping over railings, racing down secret corridors she had never known existed until they spilled out onto the upper edge of Pyrester Citadel. The sky above was darkening. The veil was fading. Suddenly, the sky burst into two halves—literally burst from two halves apart—with a shattering crack of bone and bells. A column of blinding white light came down out of the heavens into the palace of Drevik behind them.