Marvel Apollo Novels & Stories

They circled. “They’re learning,” Mara said quietly, her voice hoarse. “They’ve never waited like this before.” Elise nodded once. “They won’t charge again until they’re sure we’re weak.” “That won’t take long,” another Moonbreather muttered. His arm hung useless at his side, blood soaking through a makeshift bandage. “We’re running on fumes.” Before Elise could respond, the air changed. It was subtle at first. A pressure shift, like the moment before a storm breaks. The moonlight above them sharpened, turning colder, brighter. The ground beneath their feet vibrated faintly, not from ferals but from something deeper.

After quickly mourning the loss of vibrant colors and scents, magic hidden beneath every leaf and stone, we were able to focus on Alpha Marcos and his Luna. It had taken a few days to understand what happened, and why the wall had parted for Atlas and me. It wasn’t our magic that allowed us to slip through, but the presence of Alpha Marcos and Luna Tessa. Alpha Marcos had watched as the wall rippled and shimmered, placing his hand right where Atlas’s was, unknowingly giving the two of us permission to pass through. Just two weeks later, Marcos and Tessa had made the decision to relinquish their titles as Alpha and Luna, emerging past the wall with over two hundred werewolves in tow. Just as

"Do it. He's wounded. Angry. Alone. That's the best time to make allies." Leah walked toward the wine shelf and poured a glass. "To the fall of the fake Beta... and the rise of the true Alpha line." Apollo took the glass and raised it with his family. "To power," he said coldly. "To revenge," Marriott whispered. The three clinked glasses. And outside their house, the skies began to darken.

I turn in his arms, wrapping mine around his back. “It was good.” “Is that someone you know?” He nods toward Matt’s retreating figure. “That’s Matt. We were friends and, well… we kind of dated.” I risk a look at Apollo’s face and am surprised at the amused expression on his face. “How long did you two date?” I shake my head. “We went out once.” Apollo nods and places a kiss on my head. “I’m glad you have a friend up here. It’s important for you to have people around you who care.” Apollo steps away from me and grips my hand. “Come on. Let’s get going. I have a surprise for you tonight, so you need to make sure you’re free.”

I feel sorry for her not knowing where her husband is while everyone else's husband is here with them. "Thank you all for coming we really appreciate it as you know we took Landon and Oliver down. I want to thank every one of you here for fighting with us to save our daughters," Apollo took a big breath, "As you all know with each mission we go on we know that it might be our last one," he looks at them then back at me and I saw his tears running down his face. "I don't know how to tell you this, Talia, especially you," he cried and I saw the girl's reaction.

“The time has come to repair alliances beyond our borders. I need you, Elijah, to carry these messages to the other Alpha leaders.” He tapped a sealed scroll marked with the Crimson Moon sigil. “These letters propose renewed trade, mutual defense against the dark packs, and an invitation for Leila to speak as Luna in each council.” My heart stuttered at the mention of Leila’s name—her voice in foreign halls was unthinkable just weeks ago. Now, it was necessary for peace. I nodded, careful to keep my expression even. “I will carry them,” I said quietly. Orion’s gaze softened with fatherly pride. “I trust you. These are sensitive. Some may still harbor resentment after the war. You must use yo

The non-human eyes. “I’m not people. Sooner you let go of your past the better Ally. It will make shit so much easier. It will make you feel so much better. Just let your previous life go. Was it really that great anyways?” He grabbed the magnolia from the vase and handed it to her.

“Apollo works for Lockton Entertainment. Why can’t I ask him to send me to the hospital? Besides, I was careful on the way to the hospital, so there won’t be any rumors about us.” Even if someone started a rumor about them, it did not matter. Apollo had many fans, and the public liked him. Even if a rumor began, they would only talk sh*t about her. She did not take advantage of Apollo. “On that note, didn’t Abel notice the MPV drive into the yard that morning? He must’ve noticed it, but he didn’t ask me anything! In that case, he can’t blame me for not telling him!” Abel got angry when he heard Ruth’s harsh words. She had purposely misinterpreted him. “Do you think I care about Apollo’s repu

"We are a pack, Stella, and our bond is stronger than any obstacle. I am here to support you, and together we will find the truth about your nature and purpose in our world." "I believe that, Randall. Let's face this common threat and find out what fate has in store for us. I am ready to embrace my true nature and help protect our species." As the sun set over the dark landscape, the tension was palpable in the air. Me and the pack led by the alpha wolf Randall approached the lair of the most feared villain beyond the border - Malakar, the Soul Eater. Our hearts were beating fast, because we knew that we would face a formidable enemy, a being with dark powers and an insatiable thirst for des

I fought the urge to wince under her touch. “I can help with that.” We both jumped at the deep voice. It came from the entrance of the tunnel. I let out an annoyed breath, preparing to face another one of Cedrics' friends. “I don’t need-“ I stopped as my eyes fell on Apollo. He was shirtless, his caramel skin glowing in the sunlight. His muscles toned, he looked as though he was moulded by the mother's own two hands—pure perfection. I forced my eyes to find him. His lips tugged up in the corner as he took me in. His perfect purple eyes, looking back at me.