Lunar X Eclipse Novels & Stories

“Don’t have long for what?” Rowan met her eyes, and she saw no softness there—only grim certainty. “To learn if you’ll survive the change.” Her throat constricted. “No. No, this is wrong. I’m not—this isn’t—” “You are,” Rowan cut in. “That mark doesn’t lie. You’ve been bitten under a lunar triad.” Evelyn blinked. “A what?” “The three full moons that rise in a single season,” Rowan explained, his voice low, steady. “It’s rare. And dangerous. Those bitten then don’t become mindless beasts. They become true lycans.”

They were talking with each other as I looked down at the huge glass case filled with pastries of all kinds and flavours lined behind, making my mouth water. " Oh and this must be the new Luna everyone was talking about, welcome to my shop Luna" She smiled warmly and I smiled back. "Have you tried pastries before Rose?" Stella asked me, catching me eyeing the pastries hungrily. I shook my head no, "only people who finish Alpha's tasks get pastries, I never had any before" I said. They looked taken aback and looked at one another with worried looks, "Want to try it now?" Avery asked and I nodded and looked at the various options to choose from but not sure what to pick.

Elder Reed spoke up, leaning forward, “Now that we have our Luna, we should proceed with the Lunar Eclipse Festival. It’s the perfect opportunity to announce your mate to the entire pack, as well as to neighbouring packs. The festival will bring in wolves from all over, and it can serve as a gathering for others to find their mates.” The Lunar Eclipse Festival. My jaw clenched slightly at the mention of it. That festival was more than just a celebration, it was a time when packs from across the region would gather under the moon’s power, party, meet new people, have fun, and yes, find mates. It was a spectacle, a grand celebration that only happens once every eclipse day long before I becam

Both young and old are out to celebrate The Lunar New year festival, the streets are decorated with colourful ribbons and balloons. Today the Blood Moon will rise, it rises every 12years. Imelda and her family are here. "Wow.. mum, it's so beautiful this year. Can I go play with my friends?" Carla asked. "Of course, go ahead dear, have fun! ", Imelda said. "You're all welcome to the annual Luna festival, in 5 minutes the Luna Moon rises" , the announcer said.

He was to the northeast, about fifty yards into the forest. Close enough to reach me quickly. Far enough not to give away the ambush. "What if he doesn't come?" Elena asked. "He'll come. He's been hunting lunar wolves for three hundred years. He won't pass up the chance at two of us during a lunar eclipse." I looked up at the moon. The shadow was beginning to creep across its surface. "The eclipse will be total in about an hour. If Thaltos is coming, it'll be soon." We waited in tense silence. Minutes crawled past. The eclipse advanced. The clearing grew darker as the moonlight faded.

Diamond's energy surged with understanding, her connection to the moon making the significance immediately clear. "When is the next lunar eclipse?" I asked, turning to Liam whose scholarly mind would know such details. "Next Friday," he confirmed grimly. "It's a partial eclipse, but it will be at its maximum around midnight." "Seven days," Kane said, his tactical mind already calculating what that meant for our timeline. "Not much time to prepare." The Priestess approached, her ancient eyes troubled. "A lunar eclipse would indeed provide the power needed to breach the veil between worlds. When the moon's light is temporarily dimmed, the barriers between realms grow thin."

I described the dream, the faceless opponent, the moon covering the sun, causing total darkness on earth. Makarius pulled out his phone, frowned at the screen, then looked at me with concern. "Tomorrow’s a total eclipse, Victoria," he said softly," and it's more than just a celestial event-it's tied to your dreams." "Yeah, well," I said, my hands trembling, "I can’t lose you, Makarius. I’m scared." "Victoria, breathe. It’s just a dream." "No," I snapped, sharper than I meant to. "It’s not just a dream. I can feel it."

The Lunar Eclipse is a highly decorated ceremony that brings all the rulers of the four kingdoms in the Northern District together. This mandatory ceremony had been celebrated once in every single year by their ancestors from generation to generation and it has always been expected to end with the Sacred Blood Moon. Ragnarok, Dax’s kingdom, always hosts this event and during this time of the year, every preparation for the occasion is performed with extra care and a sense of responsibility, to please the moon goddess. “Open the door!” Matilda ordered.

"The lunar eclipse is tomorrow night. The whole pack will be at the ceremonial grounds. You should come." I pulled my hand back and returned to shaping dough for the morning bread. My fingers worked automatically. Kneading and folding. "I do not do pack gatherings." "I know. You do not do anything that involves being seen by anyone above your rank. Which is literally everyone." Vera's voice softened. "But this is different. A lunar eclipse only happens once every seventy years. It is history. Do you not want to be part of something bigger than this kitchen? "I will think about it," I lied.

They know that too well… but it seemed like Harper forgot. “He’s back there, talking to Anthony. You cannot disturb them as of the moment. You have to wait for a while.” And Brayden nodded. He looked at the two boys beside Harper. They seemed to be in defense mode. He looked away so that they can stop being uncomfortable. It didn’t help. “Did you know tonight’s a lunar eclipse?” None of the three knew about that information. “Really? wow. That’s amazing.” Brayden nodded. “I’m glad I’m no longer in that room. I can see it in its full beauty.”