Life Orb Novels & Stories

EOS POV I left Selene and Endymion after discussing how I can get into Dark Moon pack territory without causing too much suspicion. We all agreed that I go to Blue Moon pack first, in search of her and when they tell me she is not there I will go to Atticus' pack looking for them. When I see that it is true that neither of them, are at their original packs or at each others I will begin my 'hunt'. I will go to each pack insisting to know if my niece is visiting. Dark Moon will be my fifth pack to go to, in hopes that Esther believes I have been searching for her. If she tries to deny me access I will then use the power of the gods to force the oath.

Orion opened his eyes slowly, blinking back the darkness curling around the edge of his sight. The darkness gradually cleared and the world around him came into focus. Around him, there was nothing but an endless abyss. Black stretched infinitely in every direction, swallowing sound, time, and sense. And yet, in the center of that void, a figure hovered before him, radiant, serene and untouched by the darkness around them. It was the goddess, Selene and somehow, the most innate part of him recognised his maker.

Steps spiraled downward into darkness. “Looks like the ruins have more to say,” Elandra murmured. They descended cautiously. The air grew colder with each step until breath became mist. At the bottom lay a cavern bathed in silver-blue light, with walls covered in glowing glyphs. At the center stood a pedestal. Upon it, a small orb pulsed with soft light. Aria approached first. “What is it?” Elandra examined it carefully. “An Echo Orb. They were used to store visions… memories.”

After a silent moment of reflecting, Raeherys leaned closer to the table and asked, “What else do you know about the orb?” Estevan raised a finger, opened his bag, searched inside, and then pulled out a thick pile of sheets, bounded by leather. He flipped through the thin sheets and said, “The Orb of Phlareus is a sphere with an infinite flow, like a streaming river with an unknown source. Put it in a glass or a barrel or a well, and it will continuously fill until it spills out. Because of its endless flow, the humans designed and created the Flerin.”

began Jester, looking pointedly at me, Freya and Agent Kaye, “I’d like you to review the three case files I just sent. Do that later, though, because I have something more important to discuss.” Jester typed in some controls on the console in front of him, and a holo-screen in the middle of the conference table lit up. It showed a diagram that was familiar to everyone: three planets of roughly the same shape and size, each revolving around the sun in overlapping orbits. One of those planets is Earth, the other was Ellenis, and the last was Oren. This diagram was more of an artistic rather than realistic depiction of how the three worlds coexist despite being in different dimensions, and this

The vast expanse was both mesmerizing and unsettling. Elysia, trying to break the silence, remarked, "It's... so empty. And yet, I can feel the weight of the void pressing down on me." Liora, keeping close to the group, responded, "It's like we're walking through forgotten dreams, suspended between what was and what could be." Ezra, holding the orb tightly, noted, "The orb's glow is pulsating, leading us in a particular direction. We should follow its rhythm."

“You’re supposed to be gone.” “I am.” “You’re not calling from gone.” “There’s something else. Another node.” He was quiet for a long moment. Then: “Where?” “Orbit.” A breath. “That’s impossible.” “No,” I said. “It’s inevitable.” Getting to the shell wasn’t easy. No standard flight path, no launch window. I had to cash in two favors I swore I’d never touch again—one with a blacksite exobiologist in Malta, the other with a French aerospace thief named Lucien who operated out of an abandoned observatory in Corsica.

"Twenty men. Heavily armed. They are moving with military precision." "They aren't scouts," I corrected, my eyes fixed on the distant, flickering torchlight moving through the valley floor. "They’re a retrieval team. Lucian doesn't send scouts to recover his Luna." The revelation sat heavy in my chest. If this was his personal detail, they would be equipped with high-grade dampeners—silver-mesh nets and sonic emitters designed to shatter a wolf's inner ear and suppress magic. "Position the Unbound along the ridge," I commanded, my voice devoid of the hesitation that had plagued me in the Blackthorn armory. "Do not engage until I give the signal. I want them to think they’ve found a frightene

“Mom.” “Yes, dear?” “Can you tell me a little bit more about the Lothians? Why am I so important to have? Why they took Alexandria.” I asked. I could see the shock on her face when I asked. “Well. It is a bit difficult to explain. Ledges have it that the Luna, also known as you. Are the only ones that can wipe out their existence. This is why they are they killed your sister. Before she could transform.” She said placing her hands on her lap.