Jacob Black From New Moon Novels & Stories

No longer silver. Black. Pitch black. The Moon had turned its back.

The moon hung low between the trees, enormous and black at its core, rimmed with a ring of dull silver fire. Zevran was already awake, standing at the edge of the clearing. The light carved him into shadow and steel. He didn’t turn when he spoke. “It wasn’t supposed to rise yet.” Kaelira swallowed. “The Black Moon.” He nodded once. “Every hundred years. It draws power from those tied to the old seals.” His gaze cut toward her. “From you.” Her mark burned hot. “You’re saying this thing woke up early because of me?” “Because of the bond,” he corrected. “Our magic combined woke the lunar current. It’s feeding on us.”

A few minutes later… The door opened. I thought it was Alpha Kyo—until I heard Kael’s voice. “So I just heard from the doctor that you can’t see. What a lowless girl… blind now.” “I, Kael Blackmoon, Alpha of the Blackmoon Pack, reject you, Nyx James, as my mate and Luna of this pack. May the Moon Goddess sever this mistaken bond between us,” he said. I groaned, clutching my chest, a knife-stabbing pain slicing excruciatingly slow, like someone using a blunt knife to cut open my heart.

Still, she's not showing her face to the naked eye Jacob. "W-what do you mean? I never did that. Whenever I pray, it wasn't always about me— I mean, it was NEVER about me," furious and bewildered Jacob replied. "How come you're still entitled to say you NEVER did that? Does it mean I'm the liar here when I only work through your needs? You asked for this. Now, it's on the process." The moon goddess finally showed her face. She's wearing a black dress and black make-up. She looked more like an evil goddess than the moon if humans are to see her and describe how she looks. She smiled creepily at Jacob.

“Not anymore.” The air in the room turned frigid, and I felt Nila recoil, whimpering softly in the back of my mind. “No,” I murmured, shaking my head. “No, you don’t mean that. The bond—” “The bond means nothing,” he interrupted, his voice sharp enough to cut. He stepped closer, looming over me. “I, Zane Black, Alpha of the Moon Blood Pack, reject you, Jaselyn Everhart, as my mate and Luna.”

Was slightly anxious about it,but he assured me, like he always does, “You are just too amazing, Sophia.” As those words dropped from his mouth, the wind yet again blew past me. That’s when I saw my hair. I collected a strand of it with my fingers, and it was no longer midnight black. It wasn’t even the color of my fur, as it was blonde. With some strands of black left. There was even a silver-white lump of it. I looked at him, and Jacob touched them as well. Uncle Frank smiled at us as he declared and bellowed, “Let us greet Blood Moon’s Alpha and Luna!”

Luna was waiting in the common room, her laptop open on the table. "Well?" I asked. She turned the screen around. On it was a profile photo of a massive wolf, easily twice the size of a normal alpha. Scars covered his body. His eyes were cold and empty. "That's Thorne Blackwater," Luna said. "Alpha of the Bloodmoon Pack. Former Council enforcer. Undefeated in fifty-seven challenges. He's killed thirty-two wolves in sanctioned combat." My blood went cold. "He's their champion." "Yeah." Luna pulled up another photo. This one showed Thorne in human form. Seven feet tall, built like a tank, covered in tattoos and scars. "And it gets worse. Remember how Gio was trying to trade Jolie to Bloodmoon

The girl resembed the moon goddess that cursed her and the girl's face sent the beast into a frenzy. As the she-wolf prepared to lunge at this young reincarnation of the beautiful moon goddess, it was not fear she saw as she bared her teeth, reflecting in the girls eyes but sorrow. The young girl held out her hand behind her towards the darkness and another pair of eyes glowed, icy blue. A solid black wolf emerged. The black wolf sprints to the moon goddess's side on instinct and faces the she-wolf. Then followed an intense moment of silence as these beautiful creatures look in each others eyes and realize that they were not alone in this curse. "My children, you both have been alone for far