Orion Starseed Novels & Stories

"Die! Die! It's all your fault! Elara left me because of you!" "But if you're dead… Elara will stop being angry with me! She will forgive me!" At that moment, Orion had gone completely insane under the blood moon, his pupils splitting into blood rings. No one dared to stop him in his frenzied state, but he eventually stopped when Dahlia's heart stopped beating. His pupils returned to normal, and he flung Dahlia's heart offhandedly on the ground as he turned, and walked towards me with an eerie smile.

Amarachi paused clutching her chest. "Hmm. But you said something about Starzonian not passing off their powers to their offsprings not from the same species. Then how come Zeus has a few abilities he used then against Raja, like the turning to a lightning lion and the sealing part of a starzonian" seun asked.

In the distance, lightning splits the sky, illuminating towering citadels carved directly from black crystal. This is where Sariyah was forged. Where Azrael first burned. Where Orion learned to survive. Somewhere beyond the horizon I feel him. A thread between us still exists. Faint and strained, but unbroken. The realm quiets as if listening for my command. I swallow hard. “I didn’t know,” I whisper to the kneeling army before me. The horned demon lifts his gaze, eyes blazing silver. “You were never meant to.” Behind me, far beyond mortal sight, the Veil screams as something begins tearing its way through. Orion is coming and this ancient, terrible, magnificent world is waiting to see who I

Orion continued, “the stones began to glow with silver light. We thought at first it was merely reflecting the moon, but then the light gathered at the centre of the circle, growing brighter and more concentrated until we could hardly bear to look at it.” “When it finally dimmed,” Alara said, her voice softening with the memory, “there you were. A newborn with a wisp of copper hair, lying on a bed of moonflowers that hadn’t been there minutes before.” I swallowed hard, trying to process what they were telling me. “You’re saying I literally materialised from moonlight? That I’m some sort of... what? A magical creation?” “You are the daughter of the stars,” Orion repeated, his tone gentler now

At the center, a stone pedestal holds a glowing orb, pulsating with light. Gemini approaches cautiously, her heart pounding in her chest. “This must be what we were meant to find,” she says, reaching out toward the orb. She sees visions of wars, ancient warriors, and a darkness so strong and broad that it threatens to devour everything in its path as her hand hovers over it. However, there is also light in those visions—a dazzling, blinding force that drives the darkness away. The voice of GLZ, "Gemini," breaks through the blur of pictures. "Are you alright?"

This secret has remained hidden until now. But Maxine accidentally discovered the secret when she was 5 years old. Chandrea secretly revealed to her that she wasn't her biological mother. Initially, it started as an aunt's prank, but her father, Lorenzo, supported Chandrea's statement. This marked the beginning of Maxine's obsession with seeking Chantal's love and affection. She understood that once her mother learned the truth about her origins, she might be abandoned and lost. Maxine had no desire to live with Chandrea due to the mess she represented, nor did she wish to be alone with her perfectionist father, Lorenzo, who always had high expectations for her.

He grimaces and I take his hand again. “I don’t – I don’t understand,” Orion says, stepping forward and frowning at his aunt, clearly the most comfortable amongst us. Except for Faiza, who heaves a bored sigh and inspects her nails. “Why would he even care?” “Because of the prophecy, Orion,” Life says, stepping towards him and smoothing a comforting hand over his hair. “Remember?” He frowns at her, shaking his head, clearly racking his brain. As we watch, though, his face falls slack with realization. “Oh my god,” he whispers.

With the universe as their backdrop, the trio braced themselves for the challenges that lay ahead, united in their quest and the bond they shared. The shadowy figures drew closer, revealing themselves as ethereal beings, their features constantly shifting as if made of starlight. The leader, distinguishable by the bright constellation marked on their forehead, stepped forward. "We are the Starborn, guardians of this realm. Why have you trespassed into our domain?" Orion lowered his weapon slightly, maintaining a cautious stance. "We were led here by this tome," he replied, nodding toward the book in Liora's grasp. "We mean no harm."

"Ryder's attitude began changing after his former mate died. He... he gradually started becoming a shell of his former self. I couldn't handle it any longer and consulted Orion on what to do." "Orion?" I muttered, interrupting Ma Levine. I laughed, shaking my head as I tried processing the old she-wolf's words. "You're talking about Orion, Alpha of the spirit world, descendant of the moon goddess." "Yes," Ma Levine said with a small smile. The smile faded as her gaze on me suddenly deepened. Shaking her head, she asked me, "you don't remember anything, do you?"

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.”