Orion Stories Novels & Stories

He was trying to stay calm, to keep his Alpha composure, but I could feel the unease rolling off him in waves. Orion stepped closer, his usual smirk nowhere to be found. “I’ve heard of this before,” he said carefully. My breath hitched. “You have?” He nodded, expression grim. “Not exactly like this, but—there are stories. Legends of wolves born under a rare celestial event, wolves who carry something more than just the strength of the pack.” Zara scoffed. “You mean like some kind of blessing?” Orion’s gaze darkened. “Or a curse.”

I finally asked the question that was on the tip of my tongue. Orion's smile was a sad one, "It was my mother's death anniversary." His eyes turned misty. "I was on my way back home after going to the graveyard to see her. I wasn't about to be kidnapped so, of course, I fought back, but there was two of them. They were more bulkier and skilled with arms on them." My gasp was inaudible but my mouth was wide open. "Oh my goodness. I'm so so sorry, Orion..."

“Orion was beyond pissed. Accused Senko of sabotaging their goal for his own agenda. That night, Silas and Orion killed Senko. I watched as they stabbed him over and over until his body lay lax and his blood had drained out from all his wounds. They killed the Changeling and set fire to the lab. Dumped his body in the sewage ditch on the south side of the castle. “I remember Shaynna had told Petrina to run, and never look back because if Orion discovered what she really was, he would drain her blood to keep him young forever. "Orion fled back to Andora, using Shaynna to fashion more inhibitor chips and clone the serum to create more crawlers. Tasking Silas with the job to find more subjects

She was certain that Orion was lying just so he could marry Cheryl and take responsibility, freeing Langit from marrying her. Orion looked at his sister’s swollen face, then turned to their parents, who were now standing after his confession. He said he was not joking and that he truly had trapped a woman and caused her to become pregnant. Orion’s confession enraged Arlan. The man immediately struck Orion hard across the cheek. Bintang was utterly shocked and instantly covered her mouth. She never expected Orion to admit to such a thing, whether it was true or not. Arlan was furious at Orion’s confession, unable to believe that the son he was so proud of could commit something so disgraceful

The campsite had fallen silent.Most of the Betas had slept off after the celebration was held to mark our victory. I lay in Orion’s big bed, tucked into the privacy of his tent as my body felt warm and soft as we got attached to a tree.Then after a few hours, I began to feel bored. “Orion, why are you sleeping off?” I kept muttering those words as if I was also going to reply to myself. ‘Hold on,’ my wolf warned. ‘Let him sleep for a a little while…” I turned my head from right to the left. Orion yawned and woke up. “My only sweetheart… sweet Luna.” “I felt your soft eyes as they were close,” I said, pointing a finger at him. ….Orion brought me to another place after our first bout. His thic

Orion cried as he carried my corpse. “Summer’s my wife. I want to spend one last day with her. I’ll send her to your house tonight,” he said to my mother. She did not stop him. She only cried and said, “Sorry, Summer. I told Orion the truth in the end.” However, I did not blame her or anyone else for it. Perhaps Orion was meant to find out. He brought my corpse to a spot that was covered in gardenia trees.

"I do not know." --- I stood in the infirmary, looking at the frozen wolves. Orion was among them. He had tried to fight, to protect the wolves he had once led. He had failed. Mira knelt beside him. "He chose to return." "He chose to fight." "He chose love." "Then we will bring him back." --- That night, I wrote in my journal. The Eclipse attacked. She took wolves who refused to choose. Orion is frozen. His spirit is gone.

"I've never seen patterns like these." "You haven't," the Keeper said. "They no longer exist." Lucien turned to him. "What do you mean?" The Keeper crossed to the door and rested a hand against the cool stone. "These are the stars as they appeared when Orathyn still stood beneath an open sky." A hush fell over the chamber as everyone looked up again, and this time they understood they weren't looking at decoration. They were looking at a sky that had vanished centuries ago. For a while the group drifted apart, each of them drawn to a different section of the star-covered door. The quiet wasn't uncomfortable — every so often someone would point out a carving or murmur a question, but mostly t

I still felt terrible that the rest of the humans all had to suffer so much over the past month, even if they weren’t relatively nice to me. “They want women,” Orion walked to us as he watched his men jump in. “There are no female Orcs anymore. They all died of sickness.” My mouth hung open as I turned to glare at Orion. “Don’t tell me you promised the women to them, did you!?” I squealed. Orion stood back, holding up his hands. “Hold on there, I did no such thing.” “Well, the way you just announced that, seems like you are going to let them have the rest of the women down there!” Orion shook his head frantically.

"You’re what the Goddess saw fit to gift me? A pitiful, weak little thing that cannot even command her own shadow?" Whispers erupted through the crowd and I could barely breathe. "She’s your fated mate, Alpha," one of the elders said cautiously, stepping forward. Orion tilted his head, his eyes gleaming with contempt. "I don’t need a mate to rule. I need strength, power and that…”, he pointed at me like I was filth beneath his boot…”, is not power. That’s a burden." I felt my heart rip, even though I barely knew this man.