Novel Southern Eclipse Novels & Stories

"The Western leader found out that the Eastern leader, Caesar Neonsheller, was a vampire. The first ever recorded vampire to exist. He was considered a freak, a monster because humans did not understand his condition. Caesar was turned against by nearly 90% of the whole world and when he realized that he had no chance, he fled by boat. He did not flee alone, he fled with a woman, a woman he soon fell in love with. The two found the Island and named it Eclipsia, because a solar eclipse happens once every month here." Alexander said. He was about to continue until me, the scientist, decided to interrupt him. "It's not possible, if not likely, to have a monthly solar eclipse. It would have been

I closed my eyes, counted to three, then pointed at the SUV. “Five minutes,” I said, and Atlas nodded. ………….. The inside of the SUV smelled expensive. I didn’t know how well to explain it, but it smelled like money. Atlas sat across from me, Marcus sat in the driver’s seat, and for several seconds, nobody spoke. “Well?” I folded my arms. “Several weeks ago, there was a Blood Moon Eclipse.” He said, and I blinked in confusion. “What?” “The Blood Moon Eclipse.” “That’s where you’re starting?”

Fenris offered him a cup of water, but his hands trembled so much that I had to assist him in drinking. "When will it happen?" I insisted, anxiety seeping into my tone. The scout's gaze met mine, brimming with urgency. “The solar eclipse.” They plan to launch their attack during the upcoming eclipse. "They plan to raze Silvermoon to the ground." I leaned back, the heaviness of his words settling in like a boulder. Destruction. More than just an invasion, but total devastation. Fenris rested against the wall, a serious expression on his face. "A celestial event where one body casts a shadow on another." It’s representative, theatrical... and intelligent. "They will leverage the darkness to be

I say, taking charge as everyone looks my way. “There is just one problem,” Elio begins and I am beginning to wish there wasn’t anything else my sister and her mate could say. “What is it?” Gabriel responds. Elio swallows, running a hand over his cropped black hair. “There is an eclipse due in a week’s time. We believe that is when Teddy will perform the ritual. We also believe because of that, no one will be getting in or out of the Solstice Glow Pack. From what my informant told me, there will be a magical barrier around the entire pack.” Elio tells us and I look at Kara for any glimmer of hope.

Chapter 14: Fateful Reunion Adrian, the weight of the impending war etched on his features, returned to the birthing sanctuary with a heart heavy with the burden of knowledge. The moon, witness to his clandestine journey, cast a silvery glow upon the scene as he stepped into the sacred space where Seraphina and their child awaited. As he entered, a shiver passed through the sanctuary, as if the very air held its breath in anticipation of the fateful reunion. Adrian's eyes, searching for Seraphina, widened with a mixture of relief and sorrow as he beheld the scene before him.

It took me two days, and seeing the pack return from their last battle, all broken bones and gaping wounds, before I could finally say yes. Dexter helped. We spent two days talking about it. He was the only one who hadn’t been chewed up like a dog’s toy. His mate is somewhere out there, hiding from the chaos, and he wanted to go home to welcome his child. And now Noah, my mate, hates me for it. He turns to me, his eyes spitting fire. “What time is the eclipse?” he asks Titania even though he’s looking at me “At four twenty three exactly.”

I mean it was really red like someone had set the atmosphere on fire. Everyone. Stared their eyes fixed on the sky. "What is that?" Marcus asked, his voice full of surprise. Nelly appeared beside us her face serious. "That is the Bloodmoon Rising, a ritual that only happens when a lot of Moonborn blood has been spilled in one night." I asked her "What does it do?" even though I was not sure I wanted to know the answer.

The names were still listed there; nothing had changed, including our names, which were still linked. Then he turned the page; there, a ritual symbol different from before appeared. Kaelith studied it closely, as if reading every symbol. “The night of the total blood moon eclipse has shifted again; the date is gone,” said Kaelith, pointing to the page in the book. He was right; previously, the time when the eclipse was due to occur had been clearly written there, but now it was gone. Has something changed? Has the archive room in my house… caused something to change here?

Chapter 27 – Whispers at Dawn Dawn came slow, as if even the sun hesitated to rise over the wreckage. Smoke hung low in the courtyard, curling from the pyres the pack had built through the long night. Snow clung to blackened stone, melting into rivulets that ran red where blood had not yet been scrubbed away. The world smelled of ash and grief, heavy enough to choke the breath from Aria’s lungs.

Children placed flowers at the base of the Sacred Tree. Iris stood alone, watching the flames dance. She felt the weight of expectation, of rebirth, of blood. Aiden joined her, brushing her hand gently. “If we live,” he said, “what comes after?” She smiled faintly. “Then I stop being a weapon. And maybe… I get to be a person again.” His lips brushed her temple. “Then let’s make sure we live.” Scene 5: The Crimson Eclipse At sunrise, the sky dimmed instead of brightening. A false eclipse began, turning the sun to blood. The Moon Spire rose before them, ancient and monolithic, its black stone veined with molten silver.