Fallingstar Beast Novels & Stories

Selene’s eyes lit with a kind of manic delight. “Finally,” she said. Jax groaned. Our timer for the bonus round flashed into existence. BONUS ROUND: 01:30 Ninety seconds. It felt both too long and nowhere near enough. The beast turned its jagged head toward us. Its balcony‑teeth grated. Then it lunged. It didn’t *run*. It *fell* forward in segments, the rubble beneath it surging and collapsing, propelling it in a horrifying, lurching glide. Its right arm swung, girder‑fingers tearing through a nearby platform, sending chunks of stone flying.

I barely had time to raise the Blade of the Unwritten to block the blow. The impact was deafening. The sound of our blades meeting wasn't a metallic clang; it was the sound of a scream. A shockwave of black and gold energy exploded from the point of contact, shattering the glass jars on the walls and sending thousands of tiny souls flying into the dark. I was thrown backward, my feet skidding across the obsidian floor. My arms were shaking from the sheer power of his strike. This wasn't the Rowan who protected me. This was the **Inverted Beast**—a creature made of pure hate and Elders' rot.

That was when I realized those eyes weren’t Knight’s, so it was his beast all along. “I can accept anyone calling me that,” he continued. “But my mate… my future Luna… will call me by my name. Only my name.” He leaned toward my neck, lips brushing the skin lightly, making my breath shatter. “Or,” he whispered, “you can give me a daring name to claim me with.” “There is no difference between a beast and a monster,” I muttered. His grip tightened dangerously. “Do not provoke me.” Taking in a deep breath and at the same time desperate to break the moment, I blurted, “But a beast needs a real name. Like Knight has his. What’s yours?”

"Isn't this rain lasting a little too long?" Felix held me close, frowning slightly. Beastmen were always sharp—his instincts were sounding the alarm. I nodded. Fortunately, we had reinforced the power system earlier. Otherwise, with rain this heavy, a blackout would have been a real problem. "Honey, should we go take a look outside?" I blinked. "How?" "By flying, of course." He ruffled my hair, murmured something under his breath, and suddenly—wings unfurled across his back.

… Archer belatedly realized that he shouldn't have poked the bear that was Leo, because it would never turn out well for him. He barely slept a wink the entire night. In fact, it wasn't just his eyes that were forced to stay open all night, but somewhere else, down south, was undergoing the same treatment. Leo mercilessly claimed Archer again and again like an insatiable beast. Eventually, Archer couldn't bear it anymore. "Archie," Leo said with a dangerously low rasp, looking at Archer's ruined, disheveled self. "I-I think I drank a bit too much…" Archer couldn't help shuddering when he heard that. He tried pushing Leo away, his bones literally melting into the bed. "Then we should get you

A child whose blood carried both light and darkness — whose heart would command the shadows and whose wrath would shake the heavens. “From the blood of kings and demons combined,” the prophecy had said, “a child shall rise to burn the Beast Kingdom to ash and forge an army of fire. None shall rule after him, for he shall end the age of beasts and birth the age of ruin.” For generations, the kings of the realm had feared those words. And so, it became law — every newborn child in the Beast Kingdom was inspected at birth. If the mark of the Fallen Star — a faint, glowing sigil said to appear between the shoulder blades — was found, the child was executed instantly. No pity. No delay.

That would be different if Golden could use magic, but Golden knew that it was impossible without being ten years old, so he could only use the most basic methods. During the first five days, Golden did it very well and didn't meet any problems, but on the sixth day, a 1-star beast appeared. Golden had read that when a beast started to practice for surpassing the limits of mortality and reached the first star, it was called monster by a lot of people. A 1-star beast wasn't more powerful than a normal beast, but they were far more ferocious. The beast who appeared in front of Golden was similar to an ordinary rabbit, but it wasn't an ordinary rabbit because it had two small horns on its head,

Or maybe, considering my power was always telekinesis, I expected him to be moved. What I didn't expect was for a star to fall from the sky at my command and crash into the beast. Lifting my arms, I summon more strength and I command the stars. Falling from the Heavens, they crash to the ground, following me as I move towards Castiel. It is time that we finished this, once and for all. Halona

the driver asked. “In the Light Bar,” Aisha responded. She thinks she might go to the bar and need a drink to forget what happened a while ago. “I will fucking kill that girl with your husband, Aisha! I will fucking kill her! How are they making you cry, and that asshole! How dare he hurts you?!” Kai—her wolf, was understandably more aggressive than usual. Aisha held onto her chest; she could still hear the loud beating of her heart; Kai was about to go and take over her body, “Calm down, Kai. I settled that already; keep quiet,”