Lunar Eclipse Terraria Novels & Stories

Their bodies lay on the ground, and the air was filled with the scent of blood. At the same time, the moon in the sky was half obscured by black clouds, as if a tengu had swallowed half of the moon. Nevertheless, the scene of a tengu devouring the moon would definitely be seen tonight, as a lunar eclipse would happen. Extraordinary and significant things were destined to happen tonight, after all.

I bent nearer and laid my forehead against hers and watched my tears fall on her pillow. Outside the sun was fading. I hadn’t even noticed the strange hush falling over the world until the nurse cracked open the window slightly and murmured to herself, “The eclipse has begun.” My heart skipped. Not just any eclipse. The Lunar Eclipse. The thousand-year one. I rose slowly, gliding up to the window as though I were in a dream. The sky was of an unnatural violet colour. It was a high moon sliding into the shade of the earth. It had a ring of fire behind it which glowed a deep crimson on the horizon.

When was the next one? I pulled out my phone, then remembered I had left it at the resort. But there was a calendar on the desk, detailed with astronomical events. My mother had marked important dates, phases of the moon, and its celestial alignments. I flipped frantically until I found it. Two days from now. A total lunar eclipse, visible from Moonstone territory. "Two days," I whispered. "She has two days to get me to agree, to get Ethan under her control, to set up everything she needs."

I'm definitely taking this shortcut because the lunar eclipse looks like it's fast approaching. Thoughts lingered in my mind as the moon, once radiant and silver, was now cloaked in a reddish hue. The stars sparkled against the indigo backdrop, creating an atmosphere of enchantment. The world around me becomes still as if holding its breath in reverence for the celestial event unfolding. The moon's gradual transformation captivated me, turning it into a precious gem against the darkness. Shadows deepen, and the dim reddish light created an ethereal glow on everything it touched. Creatures of the night stir with curiosity, as the eclipse disrupted their familiar rhythms.

“The two events I’ve attended here have been unforgettable. Are there any more celebrations coming up soon?” Dren glanced back slightly, his pace steady. “You’re quite fortunate, Luna. In two weeks’ time, we’ll be holding an eclipse festival. It’s a rare phenomenon and deeply sacred to our people.” “An eclipse?” I leaned in with genuine interest. “How do you usually celebrate it? Are there any specific rituals?” “Of course. We honour the eternal flame. The entire city puts out its lights and relies only on the glow of the crater and sacred torches in the arena. It’s the moment when the moon’s energy is believed to reach a turning point,” Dren explained.

“So we’re right. Something’s building.” Cassiel gave a slow nod. “I believe the lunar eclipse is not just significant. It may be the final tether holding the seal in place.” Darius blinked. “Wait. The moon keeps the magic door locked? What kind of cosmic nonsense are we working with?” Luka rubbed a hand down his face. “It actually makes sense. Eclipses have always been tied to shifts in power. Openings. Endings.” Selene frowned. “When is it?” Cassiel hesitated. “Two weeks.”

It was just a thought. "Last night there was a lunar eclipse. Maybe its effect is still there." Everyone saw him, "I mean because of the lunar eclipse, our source of power was cut off and we reverted to the state of normal humans. Though this phase lasts only 10 to 20 minutes, it is still a very vulnerable period for us." Ultima Wolf Drik gave his explanation while seeing an unspoken question in everyone's eyes.

The lunar eclipse was almost here and I knew well enough what would happen when the curse unleashed and we start acting against our free well, like every other Lunar eclipse and full moon. We caused havoc and not like everyday chaos but during the lunar eclipse, the curse becomes more prominent and worst. It had the worst effect on our body. The palace was cleared during the lunar eclipse nobody was allowed to stay around us until it was over, chains could hold us back wooden stakes couldn’t slow us down, it was like we were living in our worst nightmare and men like us weren’t supposed to have nightmares, we were nightmares.

I told Mateo and closed the mindlink. I looked at the moon and prayed to the moon goddess Selene, the goddess of wolves, to hold and help Lory cope with her emotions, to help her understand that we didn't wish her harm, and that she belonged here. I don't know why such trials were placed on Lory's path, but I know there must be specific reasons for it. Selene doesn't make mistakes; she has her reasons for her actions.

“Twenty? Already? She looked at the moon. This is bad, Tamara.” “What is it?” But Lilith grabbed her arm, “We got to go. Now.” “Don't touch her!” Kai roared, exploding from the cabin, bone cracking, shifting. “You Idiot!” Lilith spat. “Look at the moon!” Everyone looked up. The crack spread, branching over the full moon. “The Awakening,” Marcus gasped, leaning in the doorway. It can't be. “What's the Awakening?” Tamara asked. “The end,” Lilith said softly. “Only the beginning, depending on who wins.”