Orion Starseed Novels & Stories

I grumble, hating that when I am in the presence of an Oracle, I can not lie to save myself. The touch of an Oracle makes you vulnerable, unguarded, and leaves you completely exposed. “And it is the terror you have fostered in yourself that will result in the death of your mate. I have delayed the spread of the poison, but I am powerless to stop it entirely because she is in human form. Maddox had harvested cells from a plant called Atropa Belladonna and the blood of the Dark Oracle. The star's tips were poisoned, and because the poison was created using a plant found on Earth and an Oracle's DNA, Miya is in double peril.” She explains nonchalantly. “I can give you a small veil of my blood,

I let him as I feel the shift take over me and I change into my midnight black wolf. Orion trots towards the tree line away from the eastern border. Something seems to have gotten his attention but I haven’t sensed it. At least not yet. Orion is an ancient spirit who has been existing for generations. When I met him as a boy, he told me that he was a conquering emperor whose empire stretched over several lands and kingdoms long forgotten in his past life. When I asked him why I didn’t know him, he told me that he was one of the ‘lost kings’ but didn’t dwell on the subject.

When one wants something bad enough, they would give as much money as they could to get it. Just like’s Creed’s voice. Orion, who I now found out was the King of the Light Kingdom and his mate are faes. Beings that could hide their wings and can conceal certain powers. Willa, was half siren and half human when she met Orion, and when they mated her siren heritage mixed with Orion’s fae genes giving her wings. It was the most beautiful story hearing that once mates were bonded, they could share each other’s qualities and abilities.

“I could burn the rest of you.” Whispers rippled through the hall. “But I haven’t. And I won’t. Because I don’t need fire to make you kneel. The truth does that on its own.” She turned to Myra. “Allow me to show it.” Liora stood before the council, holding her mother’s hand. Orion stepped forward and unrolled a scroll, the same one he’d carried from the Black Steppes. It bore the Seal of Moirae, a forgotten celestial pact known only to old bloodlines. A seal that marked starborn descendants not just as protectors, but future sovereigns.

Even then she looked very beautiful - like an Angel dying. For thirty years, I had conquered kingdoms. For thirty years, I had been Alpha Orion, the Tyrant - feared by all who dared cross my path. I had crushed enemies beneath my heel, had torn rival alphas limb from limb with my bare hands. Alpha Orion - My name alone made the bravest warriors tremble. And yet here I knelt, destroyed by a single moment of carelessness. "I really don't want to leave you," Stella whispered, her voice barely audible. Another violent cough wracked her fragile frame, more blood spilling from her lips. "But I don't have a choice..."

I know Kora and Orion weren’t planning on creating this clutch, but every mating is a possibility unless you are very careful, and even then, nothing is a guarantee. As a Sea Dragon, Kora has the ability to absorb any unwanted clutches into her body, obliterating them instantly. And yet, when she discovered Orion’s seed had taken root, she couldn’t bring herself to cull them. Once she knew that Orion wanted her, and that she wanted him, she wanted those babies, her family, more than anything.

“What did you see?” “Stars.” Orion’s expression changed. “You saw them?” “Yes.” He whispered something under his breath. Dad heard. “What did you say?” Orion hesitated. “The Returning.” The forest went silent. Mom frowned. “What is that?” Orion looked at me. “Something I wasn’t certain existed.” Dad moved between us. “Explain.” Orion’s eyes remained on me. “I have traveled a long way.” “Not an explanation.” “I came from outside your divided realms.”

“You don't have toㅡ” He was already dabbing at the burns, his rough calloused hands holding onto mine tightly, the contact making me shudder. “Don't mention it. This isn't a big deal.” My heart was thrumming faster than louder in my chest, pulse fluttering under my skin. “Who are you?” He looked up at me, my heart skipping a beat as his dark eyes locked on to mine. “Orion. Alpha Orion.” My throat dried and I couldn't tear my gaze away. What was happening? He was an Alpha? And not just any Alpha. Alpha Orion? From Moonfire pack?!

The day the new Pack House was finished, my mother, Aria, the Luna, announced the room assignments. Every space in the three-story mansion was claimed. The top floor was the Alpha and Luna’s suite. The room next to it—the biggest, the most beautiful, with moonstones embedded in the walls to soothe a wolf’s soul—was for Chloe. Chloe’s father died ten years ago in the Blood Moon War. He sacrificed himself to save my brother, Jasper. After that, my family adopted her. The whole pack treated her like a hero’s orphan, protecting her at all costs. I traced the blueprints with my finger. Room by room. My name wasn't there. I asked my mother. She paused, then spoke in that gentle, matter-of-fact ton

She didn’t plan on putting on anything overly elaborate to seek out Rok. As she washed herself using a bowl of warm water and lightly scented floral soap, she thought about who would be next in line for the throne if Eru married Hextan and the dragon killed Nya. It would be their cousin, who was currently only thirteen years old. His name was Sten. He was her father’s sister’s son. He was a bright boy, strong and handsome. He would probably make a better king than Nya would a queen, she thought.