Jasper Hale Eclipse Novels & Stories

she said softly. He didn’t need to ask who. Nova murmured quietly in Selene’s mind. “The eclipse is close. I can feel it in my bones.” Selene nodded to no one. “It’s tonight, or tomorrow.” Theoden didn’t move. “Atlas feels it too.” Selene glanced up at the sky. The moon was high already, pale in the daylight, but it looked off. Dimmer somehow. A veil beginning to fall. “You think it’ll help us?” she asked.

“I need you to understand something very clearly.” I stared back at him. “That girl is a threat to all of us.” I nearly laughed. Or snarled. Or both. I didn’t want to get angry.. “She saved lives today—” “She killed one of ours today!” my father snapped. “And nearly killed more! If she had stayed, the death toll would have doubled.” “She wasn’t in control!” “Exactly.” I flinched. GreyBone’s voice slid quietly between us. “Your Highness… eclipse-borns are not legends. They are catastrophes. And catastrophes don’t tame themselves.”

Jasper looked hesitant for a moment before raising a hand and giving Amelia a thumbs-up. "Today, we have specially invited Mr. Hale to usher in the festivities of Megatech's opening. Let's welcome him with a warm round of applause! "Mr. Hale is a pioneer of our country's science and technology field, and has been devoted to scientific research throughout his entire career. With his blessing, Megatech's journey from here on is bound to be a success. Hopefully, with achievements as stellar as those of Mr. Hale himself." The mention of Mr. Hale's name sent shock rippling through Amelia and Jasper. They had never heard from their mentor that he'd be coming today.

I spat at him, my brows furrowed. He stared back, his gaze unwavering, and he answered me. "I sent an invitation to the Alpha of the Eclipse pack for tomorrow's party, " I glared at him. Eclipse pack was the pack Jasmine came from. And the alpha was her father. We were inviting significant personnel and different business associates from this pack and others. However, I hadn't expected Ethan to send an invite to the eclipse pack. We had been close with the pack in the past until they started borrowing and swimming in debt, which led us to attack their clan.

he began. Memories from a while ago were drawn-out from the back of my mind. The night the wolves came, the night I got lost, the same night I met Ivan, well ,accurately speaking, when he met me, I was passed out when it happened. The young man went on to explain, " whenever Master Hale, Jasper, goes out running, especially on full moons, I take time to indulge in one of my hobbies, astronomy. It happened for a short while, eighteen minutes to be precise and few took notice, including me. The moon was red."

The pair of linen dolphin shorts of the same color loosely swayed as she moved towards him. "Please leave, let us meet tomorrow during the Annual meeting of the Wushi-Chin Cooperation Funds Mr Chandler Chin." Retrieving the gun placed on top of the dark sheeted bed, he stood up, inches apart from her. She felt a bit short when she looked up to meet his eyes. "Hila-" He was interrupted by her narrowed eyes that basically said 'Call me that again and your family won't have to worry about your succession'

If the key they had mentioned was any indication, similar to the one I had been drawn to. My shoulders slumped. Aunt Eloise was right, the council didn’t bring me back here because they cared for my mother. No, they brought me back because they needed me for something. Day of the eclipse? What the hell was that even? Nazeera’s body heat vibrated. Or maybe it was mine, I had no idea. Why would Odhal, god of Hades, need an eclipse? And what did this have to do with Oakblood, Kingsbury, the students, the keys? What did it have to do with anything?

Leia asked unable to use her baby brain while Michael and I looked at each other in realization. “The Solar Eclipse,” I muttered out looking at her for assurance and nodding her head at me she said, “Yes, the Eclipse. I saw an Eclipse in my dream and I am pretty sure that this was exactly what the goddess had been pointing at.” “Ephialtes can only be defeated during a Solar Eclipse.”

“It’s a time of worship.” “In the book about myths and legends from my childhood,” I tell him, “there was a myth that said lunar eclipses were the only time the Moon Goddess slept, and her followers spent the night dancing and singing and offering tithes at her temples so she’d awaken again and bless them with her light.” We stand in silence and watch the eclipse reach its peak. “Do you think Ella can see this where she is?” Isaac asks. I don’t let my surprise, and relief, at the mention of her name show. He’s barely spoken of her since she left.

I used to think I wouldn’t be leaving her side, but I think the Goddess had different plans. I turned to look at the man in the carriage behind us. He wore a fedora that cast a shadow on his face, black trousers that looked a bit too big, and white button-up sleeves that had a tiny pocket with a small watch attached to it. He pulled a scroll behind him and unwrapped it in front of us. “I’m ordered to assist Harvey Sebastian and Eleanor Trevino for a safe trip to Azen,” the chaperone read through the scroll. But he scanned all of us in confusion.