Lunar Eclipse Krew Novels & Stories

She had them all in for a shock when she turned on the lights of the grand foyer with Anna on her hips, and the pack ready to greet her a warm ‘welcome back’. Days passed and they were all spent wisely, with Leal juggling being a mother to Anna, a Luna to the pack, and an angry lycan to the Ministry. She would comfort a few Psi or Omegas, put Anna to sleep,and then listen in on the conferences about the nearing doomsday. On the first solar eclipse of the decade, where the moon’s shadow covers the sun, they’re set to infiltrate the Ministry’s main headquarters. It was also a good time and place because the shadow that would cast over Earth would directly hit them for 7 minutes and 31 seconds,

Through all that, she has tried to think of the baby and not think much of her mate. Today was the day the Black Moon Pack was preparing to celebrate the Lunar eclipse, the only time when the show of the earth covers the moon and it appears darker. It is a full moon and one of the rarest ones where werewolves don’t get affected much. It is said that on this night they could ask for anything from the Moon Goddess and they will get it, no matter what it is.

Suddenly, the words shifted, revealing a hidden message: "Beneath the lunar eclipse, Where darkness reigns, seek the light." A shiver ran down my spine. The lunar eclipse was tomorrow night. I rushed to share the news with my allies. "We have 24 hours to find the keystone," I said, urgency lacing my voice. Michael's eyes narrowed. "We'll work through the night. Leave no stone unturned." Elijah nodded. "We'll need to gather our strength. Prepare for what's to come."

"We'll use the next few hours to track him down, to narrow down the possibilities and pinpoint where he might be hiding her. And then... we'll leave before nightfall, ready to face whatever lies ahead." Sheila's eyes narrowed, her tone cautious. "But... tonight is the lunar eclipse, we can't be out by then." Nicholas's face turned grim, his nod a silent acknowledgment of the danger that the lunar eclipse posed. He knew in those few minutes, he and his pack were prone to weakness and loss of their supernatural abilities. He knew it couldn't be risked. But he also wasn't going to spend the night without Kimberly next to her. "That's why we need to get to work now. Hopefully, we'll be done befo

His thought was more simple than that. He just wanted to have the same heart as her. He came to the critical point where he was almost finished. But... the light in the room was slowly dimming. The others were focusing on Liam that they had forgotten the event of today. The Solar Eclipse. The moon swallowed the sun. The sky darkened, and the shadow of the moon slowly created a ring of sunlight. Once that ring was complete, and the moon had wholly centered inside the sun, Liam's eyes opened. They were golden bright.

My dark brown hair was braided so it didn't fly when the wind brushed through my face. I looked up to the moon. It was big, bright, and beautiful. I smiled at its beauty. Moon represents our goddess. She watches, protects, and blesses us. She gives life, miracles, and powers to those who worship her. I believe in her. If it weren't because of her, I bet I would've been dead by now. I was struggling to live my life from the past 15 years, but yet, I am still alive until now. I've survived, I was freed, I was given a second chance—a second chance of life. I was given hope.

Unlike the full moon, the formation of the lunar eclipse usually took at least two months to set. It had been over two months since the alpha of alphas woke from his sleep. So, tonight would not only be the feast to celebrate his awakening, but also the lunar eclipse shift. Dignities, royals and nobles from all over the Kingdom and beyond would be in attendance. They came to celebrate and shift with pride. Being the alpha king and Robb’s oldest son, Xavier had the pressure of bringing out the best as well. Throughout the past week, Xavier had sort for perfection, placing pressure on creators to bring out nothing but the best. So her look tonight didn’t surprise her.

his voice trailed off. I knew what he meant to say. Fifteen years ago when I lost my mate—my son lost his mother and the Nightmoon pack their Luna. “I have a bad feeling about this. A lunar eclipse has never happened so close to the blood moon.” My hand caressed my jaw. “What are you suggesting?” “I think we should be more careful. Maybe increase the curfew and send the warriors to patrol our territories. Anything could happen.” I knew he was right but right now, he sounded just like Zonda.

She said, "Me neither." I replied, forcing a smile. "So, about my lilies, when are you going to have the maids plant them?" She questioned. "When Riel gets back, he will inform the maids." I answered. "Thank you Ducalion." The door creaked open and Riel stepped inside. "She said the next lunar eclipse should happen anytime from next month Alpha." Riel said. "That's not too long, this month is already almost over." I said.

Could it be that he empathized with my situation? With a nod, Cruz redirected the conversation back to the upcoming festivities. He informed everyone that once the sun set, the various fire pits and grills would be put to use for cooking a delectable feast. Each pack had the responsibility of showcasing their unique culinary specialties. As the night progressed, they would perform their sacred sacrifices or offerings to the moon goddess at the stroke of midnight. In the meantime, they were encouraged to partake in the diverse activities organized by the Lunaris pack.