Life Orb Novels & Stories

My head was still aching badly because I also hit my head hard but I couldn’t worry about myself,she was fighting for her life and it was all because of me. I wondered what sort of bad luck this was because it was like she was following me everywhere. First it was the embarrassing scene at school when I tried to help her,then the always eye contact and now this. I just hoped she would be okay and I also heard rumors that she was an omega which means she would have no family,no one for me to reach to. I would have to take this upon myself. I picked up my phone and Checked the time. I had to meet the rival pack as soon as possible.

“ORA’s core is housed in a quantum vault. Hidden in the Arctic. But once you go in, there’s no coming back out.” Alma looked at her, then at Julian. “I’m tired of backing down.” She extended her hand to Selene. “Let’s rewrite the story.” Selene took it. “Together.” Final Scene, ORA Mainframe (Preview) In a crystalline structure buried beneath centuries of ice, ORA’s core pulsed with light that looked like stars in orbit. It turned toward the signal breach. “ALMA VALE. DNA MATCH CONFIRMED. ACCESS GRANTED. INITIATING FINAL SEQUENCE.”

“Doubt me if you will, but the orb’s light has already marked you. You cannot outrun its call.” The group fell silent, the weight of her words settling over them like a shroud. For the next hour, they listened as Thalia unraveled the orb’s history—how it was one of several fragments scattered across the land, how the Hollow Ones sought to reunite them for their own dark ends, and how the prophecy hinted at a final reckoning. Aria’s mind churned with fear and determination; she was a healer, not a warrior, yet the orb’s burden rested in her hands.

The whispers followed me like gnats. "Well, looks like we'll finally get a lady in the home," one servant muttered. "Just look at her. Not as good looking as Lina." "The spare will be dumped by the Alpha sooner or later." "What a pity, though." "What pity? She had the chance to serve the Alpha and she couldn't even do that? I say get rid of that parasite so we can serve the real Luna already." "Yeah, we all know the oracle only matched them because she felt sorry for that orphan."

He stood behind me, his breath was on the back of my neck with him standing behind me. "You ready to see?" he teased, his fingertips trailing slowly from my wrists and making their way up. He reached to untie the blindfold I had on. Pretending he couldn't undo the knot at first and teasing the suspension of what the surprise was. "Yes, show me.." I said quietly, waiting for him to start to unty the blind fold. I felt his hands undo the knot, slowly slipping it off. In front of where I stand is a massive flower orchird. The sun, a few hours from falling, had swirls of color surrounding it. White, puffy clouds filled the sky. All around us, different variations and colors pop from everywhere.

I freeze. "Alex," I whisper. He sees my face. He comes over instantly. "What is it? Evelyn?" "No," I say. "The observer. The one from orbit." I open the message. FROM: ARIA [POST-HUMAN COLLECTIVE] SOURCE: LOW EARTH ORBIT MESSAGE: Your fame makes you visible. Good. It was getting hard to track you through the noise. You have stabilized the planetary network. You are ready. Landing in 48 hours. Prepare for first contact.

He is as aware as I am, that women are more likely to respond to a strong Luna than their Alpha, and my mother has a way of getting people to open up to her. “We will see what we can learn dear, then you and Arthur can decide how to proceed.” My mother stands and leans down to kiss my father’s head. That is what I want with Melody. The kind of partnership that flows so naturally, both of us in sync. “Are the two of you coming to the cells to see what we can learn from the rogue we captured?” dad places his glass on the table between us and stands. He looks exhausted.

There was an excited murmur from the pack and Delilah couldn't blame them. Her heart beat even faster now. The moon crown was an old artifact blessed by the Moon Goddess that was capable of single handedly picking out a female who it deemed worthy for the position of a Luna. Adam gave a nod of his head and there one of the clean shaven Beta's to his right opened a briefcase which she had just noticed only now. Out of it he pulled out a cream colored crown that had a glowing red jewel in the center. Adam lifted it above his head and suddenly it began glowing from a dull red to a bright red.

“We just ended one war, Cora. You’re telling me there’s another coming?” Cora’s expression softened, her brown eyes filled with a quiet sorrow. “The Lunar Pure is a beacon, child,” she said, her voice gentle but unyielding. “Your power draws those who crave it—and those who fear it. The Eclipse Fang are ancient, older than the Black Shadow Pack, and they believe your existence threatens the balance of the packs. They will not stop until you are gone.” She opened the pouch, revealing a small, obsidian amulet, its surface carved with a crescent moon, a faint glow emanating from its core. “This will help you channel your power, protect you from their dark magic. But you must be ready, Samantha.

***A man sat on a rock and watched the fire slowly extinguish; they had been in the forest for a while, they were hungry and tired. But he made a vow to take that small group of people to a safe place. "Throughout the years, Alpha Roharu Lancaster was always known to be fierce and powerful but also fair. He came to the new world and conquered lands, spreading peace in those places where others thought there would never be. His main wife, the Luna, helped him through each battle and accompanied him until the day she died. Her death, a mystery until today unsolved…" The man lowered his voice as he said those last words, looked behind his back as if afraid anyone who wasn't supposed to be there