Orion Sirius Novels & Stories

Orion said coldly. His words struck Aurora like a blow, shattering the fragile excitement she had felt moments ago. “Whoa, bro. We’re mated to the same lady?” Matheus asked, his brows lifting in surprise. Orion rolled his eyes as a quiet “hmmm” left his mouth. “Well, I don’t need her, so you can have her all to yoursel…” His words were abruptly cut off when a young, handsome man suddenly rushed toward them. His name was Dorian of the Hallow Pack, the Beta and the second brother among the three siblings.

Orion, however, saw the darkening of his pupils, the shadow of sickening thoughts. Revulsion churned within him, mingled with rage. He was not only angry at Bellinor but more at himself. He had seen all, yet done nothing. Orion focused on this wrath, letting the emotions bubble in his being. Suddenly, a ray of blue ice burst from his hands, streaking toward Adorus. The Sun God burned it away effortlessly, not even flinching. A grin touched his lips. “Ah. You have found your spark at last. We are finished here.”

Orion softly whispered again. Orion embraced her tightly as Livia nestled into his chest, finding solace in his presence and shutting out the world with closed eyes. She drifted into sleep, exhausted and burdened by worries. Livia was completely unaware of her slumber when she was abruptly jolted awake by a blinding light. She gently opened her eyes. She felt a wave of relief wash over her as she noticed her father peacefully asleep, with a bandage over his right eye. Orion brought her to this room, and she appreciates the man. Her gaze wandered and landed on Orion, who was seated in the chair next to her small bed. The man is peacefully resting with his eyes closed. She allowed him to rest,

"We will see you at dinner." Relief washed over Iris's face. "Thanks. See you then." Iris awkwardly dodged Lorriane as she slipped out of the room. "Are you going to introduce me to your mate?" Lorraine asked expectantly. It's not like she ever introduced me to hers. "Lorraine, this is Orion, Alpha of the Black Moon and my mate. Orion, this is Lorraine, my oldest sibling." I sighed out as I left Orion to go and start to unpack.

I blush and admit, “I don't know what it could mean, but I have never been aroused, not until I saw Viktor with you and your gaping hole dripping and glistening with your mingled fluids.” “Oh, fair Juliette! Let us rest and we will ponder this at a later date. It is late and I feel like we need to get you home before we find answers,” Orion says, pulling me into his warm, strong arms. If he is an Omega bear, his brothers must be enormous! I come up to his nipples. Orion pulls pants on and Viktor does as well and we settle into the enormous bed to sleep. When I awaken, we are already on the road with Orion driving a big, old pick-up truck.

This section held the record about the past Blood Star's lives. A book glowed at the corner and it began to open its cover before flipping through the pages on its own. It stopped at the blank page and black ink started to appear on the page. "That night, the Krysts and the Særi ust Trūx witnessed two lights shining. One was the star Bellatrix, the third brightest star of the constellation Orion. A female warrior. Chloe Rein. And the other was the moon of the night, the only warrior who can keep the star in its place while providing it assistance.

He stood up, his fist clenched at his side as he stared down at Patrick. “What does that mean? The north star. My sister is on that ship, start talking now or else.’ Orion said through gritted teeth his hazel eyes burning into patrick. “Hold on, hold on. Patrick said defensively as he carefully placed Ariadne who was now passed out on her side on the couch. “Talk now.” Orion said if his jaw clenched any tighter he probably would break it.

Magnolia gasps in surprise and Zion walks over, curious at what we're doing and the hawk flies over to Zion's wolf and lands on his back. "Yep that is Marcellus familiar, I can feel his soul in it." Orion nods and looks at the hawk. "I thought that was a myth. But what does yours look like if it's okay for me to ask that?" Magnolia say and looks at Orion. Orion smiles and nods and he puts his hand to the side and concentrates and out of his chest a black wolf with silver eyes jump out. "Wow, doesn't that hurt?" Kenji asks and looks at Orion's chest. Orion shakes his head.

To her, it didn't matter how powerful Orion was, as he couldn't give her that sense of safety. "Come on! Is this all you've got?!" The longer Orion fought, the stronger his momentum became. His aura surged skyward as he roared, "If this is all you can do, then this ends here!" The saber sheath at Orion's waist began trembling violently. "It's Orion's Hellsun!" The other prodigies cried out excitedly at the sight. "Orion earned the title of Southern Edge because of that blade!" In truth, Orion should have drawn that blade during his last confrontation against Evan, but Lyra had stopped him back then.

She knew it in her blood that Orion will do nothing to hurt her. He was a predator - but her predator who protected her. Before she could argue further, the plane shuddered violently, and warning lights bathed the cabin in an eerie red glow. "Missile lock!" the captain's voice shouted over the intercom. "Brace! Brace! Brace!" It was now or never. "Come," I said to Orion, extending my hand. Without hesitation, he took it, his large palm engulfing mine, warm and calloused and achingly familiar. The moment our skin connected, a jolt of recognition shot through me—ancient magic, the bond between fated mates, recognizing its other half.