Noctis Ffxiv Novels & Stories

He followed Kelvin, who was now moving like a trained scout, masking his scent and trail—standard tracker tactics. But Knox was a Lycan. Ten times stronger than a wolf. Sharper in scent. Cleaner in step. Faster in speed. He tracked him easily—with Kai’s help. They arrived at a small clearing surrounded by trees. The beta stopped. Knox crouched low in the grass, completely silent. Kelvin looked like he was waiting for someone. And soon, someone came. A cloaked figure emerged from the shadows. His face was hidden, his scent unnatural—blended, masked, unreadable. Knox couldn’t tell if he was a rogue, a werewolf, or something else. The scent was only... woods. Pure forest.

The size of it was staggering, and I could not help but wonder how it would feel in me. Then, it hit me that he had actually gotten an erection from this! I instinctively looked up, and our eyes met. He had caught me staring at his crotch, and his face flushed a deep red before he quickly turned and walked out. I hurriedly washed my hands, noticing that the moisture had pruned my fingertips, as another wave of heat washed over me. I looked at my reflection in the mirror, realizing how my cheeks were flushed and how my gaze was burning with desire.

My tone came out softer than she would’ve liked and I noticed the way her jaw clenched, her armor coming on stronger than before. She stood up so fast her seat almost toppled backwards. “Okay, Maya told me not to, but you know what? Fuck it.” She said, more to herself than to me and I raised an eyebrow. “Maya gives shit advices anyways,” I replied. “What are we talking about here, though?” “Tell me about Noctis,” she said, her palms flat on the desk between us as she towered over me. My heart almost dropped down to the pit of my stomach. She couldn’t find out about Noctis. Not right now.

For now. My body screamed. Every muscle ached. My head pounded. But I had done it. Summoned something that should not exist. Bent it to my purpose. I struggled to my feet. Looked at what I had called. It had taken shape now. Sort of. A mass of shadow and hunger. Eyes that glowed with malevolent intelligence. It watched me. Waited. Ready to obey. Ready to be unleashed. Noctis thought they were safe. Thought their barriers and their king and their Moonborn could protect them. They had no idea what was coming.

"I won't become you." She turned toward the altar. "The choice belongs to the Moon." The silver light intensified. Noctis's darkness began disappearing. His ancient armor cracked. The crimson fire in his eyes faded. For the first time in centuries, he looked tired. Very tired. He whispered, "I don't remember what peace feels like." Lynnek looked at him. "Then perhaps it's time you learned." The final seal descended. A brilliant flash filled the chamber. Then everything went quiet. --- Outside, the red sky slowly returned to its natural darkness.

They huddled near the edge of a pit that shimmered with traces of Adrium—like veins of quicksilver beneath cracked earth. “Any sight of supervisors?”, tunde asked. “Not yet. But the drones are twitchy this morning. And the wall sensors flashed red earlier—someone might’ve tried crossing.”Abigail said. Samuel snorted.“Another desperate fool. They always forget about the lasers.” A sharp hum passed overhead. The three of them froze.A Citadel drone floated by—sleek, spider-like, with a smooth metallic eye that scanned the quarry below. A warning light blinked as it passed, and the trio waited silently until it was gone.

"Arthur. Look." Arthur turned, his weapon raised, his eyes instantly tracking the light. Carved into the ancient Roman stone, completely hidden from casual view, was a massive, weathered bas-relief. It wasn't a Christian cross or a pagan deity. It was a black crescent moon, embracing a broken crown. The insignia of the Ordo Noctis. But it was what lay directly beneath the insignia that turned the blood in their veins to ice. Carved in fading, archaic Latin script were two names, side by side, dated over two decades ago.

A pulse of energy exploded outward. Silver light burst from her body. The air around her crackled violently. Magic. Wolf energy. Something else. Something ancient. The moon above seemed to glow brighter. Far brighter. The entire castle shook. Guests screamed. Windows shattered. Several nobles fell to the floor. And high above Noctis, hidden among the clouds, a massive silver symbol appeared. A glowing crescent moon. Visible for miles. Visible across kingdoms. Visible across continents. Everyone stared upward in horror. And somewhere beyond the borders of Noctis, powerful beings suddenly lifted their heads.

The flags on the horses were white with the shape of something black and jagged over a circle. “I’ve never seen that crest.” “I have.” Hidi didn’t take long to identify it. “Those are Nochtens.” “Nocthen- you mean Ana’s?” Nicoli turned in surprise. “Why would they be here?” Though Nicoli asked, Hidi was slow to answer. Her green eyes focused on the rider. A worried expression came up her face as he disappeared to the front entrance. “He comes alone.” Hidi’s voice dropped. The usual cheer was gone. Hidi was severe and different as she watched. It was so other than her jokester self that he couldn’t help but grow concerned.

Christian raises his nose into the air and a second later the sound of his howl fills the night, cuts through the night sounds and echo's over the snow. I sit up, my heart beating with want to add my over voice. I raise my nose and howl at the starry sky, adding my voice into the night. Mikki's howl rises into the night, dragging out in a sorrowful tone. Tori's howl arises into the night, high and loud and soon Ash and Ally were singing alone. I lower my nose to breath and spot Carson making her way outside, smiling as she hears us croon into the shadow world. I raise my nose again, unable to stop myself if I wanted too. The need to howl burns through me, only dowsed when I am crying to the