Jasper Hale Eclipse Novels & Stories

The scar running from temple to jaw lent authority to his presence, a silent testament to survival in a ruthless world. “We don’t need chaos,” Elias continued calmly. “We need direction. That’s why Jace is here.” His words eased some tension, though his gaze remained fixed on me, laden with expectation. “Do you have direction, Jace?” he asked, more challenge than inquiry. My fingers brushed the map’s edge, doubt gnawing at my certainty. Did I have direction—or was I simply afraid to let the flame die, uncertain of what came next? “Yes,” I answered firmly, forcing confidence into my voice. “The drone hub.”

Brayden approached the couple, as if unaffected by their intertwined bodies. “I had been looking for you.” – he said and Damon let go of the hug “Really? because?” Brayden looked at Harper and decided he shouldn’t say this in front of her. “I’d rather tell you in private.” Harper got the message and excused herself. She joined the other boys at the side of the stage, arranging the guns depending on its sizes. “Okay, you can tell me now.” Damon turned to face Brayden. Behind him, the lower half of the sun has now dipped into the horizon, hidden by the mountain. Any time now, the lunar eclipse will begin.

“No one famous, I assure you, just some very private individuals—” “I will not have you doing illegal stuff on our island either. We are hard-working people who already have a lot to worry about—” “Oh, not at all, ma’am. We simply wish to admire a natural phenomenon together for a very short period of time. We are a group of solar eclipse enthusiasts who travel around the globe to witness the most spectacular eclipses and celebrate it a little, in our own way, in relative privacy that we can fortunately afford.” ************ ************ (Raya’s POV)

Dean said and walked toward the balcony area first. Hoonie silently stood up and followed Dean there. Blake just shook his head and scratched it and chased Hoonie. Kaizer was just watching those three. His facial expression changed to serious one. ‘I don’t know why I am feeling like there is something will happen soon?’ Kaizer thought. He just shook his head and followed the others there. After an hour of waiting, the solar eclipse occurred and the boys were so amazed on what they were seeing, it was a short momeny but it was so impressive for them.

The victory at the Silver Basin didn't feel like a celebration. It felt like a long, exhausted sigh. As the sun climbed higher, the "Lunar Eclipse" vanished completely, but the world it left behind was scarred. The valley was littered with broken armor, shattered ladders, and the deep craters where Elias’s silver light had struck the earth.

I described the dream, the faceless opponent, the moon covering the sun, causing total darkness on earth. Makarius pulled out his phone, frowned at the screen, then looked at me with concern. "Tomorrow’s a total eclipse, Victoria," he said softly," and it's more than just a celestial event-it's tied to your dreams." "Yeah, well," I said, my hands trembling, "I can’t lose you, Makarius. I’m scared." "Victoria, breathe. It’s just a dream." "No," I snapped, sharper than I meant to. "It’s not just a dream. I can feel it."

And below that, mine. Luna Eclipse. Born 2009. No death date yet. But if the pattern holds, I have less than ten years left. Maybe less than five. The thought makes me sick. I push the journal away and stand up, pacing my small room. Nova shifts in her sleep but doesn't wake. I can't just accept this. Can't just wait to die like every Eclipse before me. There has to be a way to break the curse. To survive. I return to the desk and pull out another journal. This one is written by someone named Helena Eclipse. She lived in the 1800s.

“The only one who can identify them is a seer. As their birthmark becomes visible after their twentieth moon.” “Can your apprentice identify them?” The seer eyes briefly widened in panic, “It is a wild goose chase, Alpha. There are millions of packs all over the world, finding a person touched by the sun is nigh impossible. The princess might be dead long before that.” “If I may, alpha. I heard that one touched by the sun is born only on the 60th day of the leap year, surely that narrows the numbers.” The seers apprentice, Amal spoke.

The royal astronomers had predicted a rare, total solar eclipse—a celestial event that the fearful ancients had viewed as an omen of total destruction, but which Elena had meticulously, and brilliantly, reframed as a symbol of cosmic transition and rebirth. "They're calling it the 'Eclipse Coronation' in the city," Kaelen noted, stepping close and resting his hand gently on her shoulder, his palm feeling the vibrant life stirring beneath her dress. "It’s a powerful, resonant image. The shadow passing, and the new era rising in the brilliant light that follows. It is exactly what this empire needs."

Frank snorted. "Alright, I'm hanging up. I'm getting started over here soon." "Yeah. Good luck," Jouri replied. Hanging up, Frank looked up at the waterfall overhead, and then at Skyler, who was standing beside him. "So? Is it time yet?" "Almost… Now!" Skyler's eyes were glowing even as she stared at her watch. "Alright." Frank looked up just as the skies abruptly darkened. "Ah, there it is—the eclipse."