Orion Stories Novels & Stories

“Orion. Describe the children. What did they look like?” Orion scratched his head like the answer had to be dug out. “I—I guess… there was a boy. And a girl. They looked just like…” He trailed off. “Like what?” I snapped. He bit his lip, his eyes sinking. “Like Gideon.” A tense silence followed. Ghaza stepped forward and smacked Orion across the shoulder. “You wasted our time, boy?” Orion shrank back. “I—I she was new, that was it. Just a woman with kids. I didn’t know you’d want me to bring you here. I wanted the money, that’s all.”

(Brielle’s POV) As I listened to Cole telling me about the story of their great-great grandparents, Selene, the moonlight goddess, and Ambrogio, I thought it was nothing but a fictitious tale to entertain adults and scare children. Although the Order of the Orion had all these stories written in one book, nothing was said about their vampire children living on earth with different ideals. They were all the same; they created, drank their blood to be like them, and enslaved the ones they turned. There was no story about those kinds whom the gods blessed and were given a chance to live among people.

"You fight for her, because you can't live without her. You're her mate, Caleb. You're pretty blind to not see she's absolutely miserable with Reginald." Orion turned from his best friend to walk over to grab the whiskey bottle. He placed it in front of him with the empty glass of whiskey and smirked at Caleb's questioning look before he departed to prepare for his family's arrival. Orion knew his friend's history with drinking away his problems. If Caleb wanted his only companion to be liquor, he would supply him that, but he hoped he wouldn't to bury his emotions and finally embrace truth before Persephone did something as foolish as establish a matebond with Reginald.

We didn’t have to live apart anymore, which we were all grateful for. As we sit in our temporary home we share, I continue to brainstorm ideas of how to track our leader. There has been times over the years when other Alpha’s would occasionally try to take us over and force us to merge into their much larger pack. They tried to make us submit. But it’s in Ryker’s nature to protect us. His father must have been a true Alpha which would make Ryker one as well. We are all that is left to my knowledge. Now we follow him out of faith and loyalty. As it has always been the four of us, we are now well known as Orion’s Guild, or the OG for short. We are an elite team of Rogue Hunters, rogues of all

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.

He was really intrigued with the story. "Long ago, there was a young hunter named Orion, who was beloved by the goddess Artemis," Kiara began. "One day, Orion was hunting a giant scorpion, which was sent by the goddess Hera to kill him. But Artemis intervened, and placed Orion in the sky as a constellation, so that he would be immortal and safe from harm." "That's a beautiful story!" Casey said, his eyes still fixed on the stars. He didn't know his mother was good at telling stories.

But it wasn’t a prophecy about me, but about Orion. He had lost his inner voice, his wolf. Orion was mated to me, which is like a union or partnership between Luna and Alpha. A new beginning, because we will take the pack over and have control as their leader. And awakening, because his wolf was finally back. ‘Or reckoning, because Orion will make Jordan pay for his crimes.’ Ember growled inside my mind. ‘So, should I trust the Moon Goddess? Her plans so far have always worked, but I can’t let my family suffer.’

Eniola is seated on an arm chair with a table in front of her; Eric got close and sat down facing her “Remind me the story I told you about your father Kane” Eniola said with eyes fixed on a book “In the beginning, nothing was defined and everything was unpredictable, two brothers created a universe in a small crystal like ball known as the Living Orb, together they suppressed the power and expansion of this universe down to a tiny dot, they could no longer hold the force of the universe because they had invested so much power in it and in agreement they set the universe free (Eniola raised her face to look at him) allowing it to stretch far and even creating the void and darkness as it expa

Before we were asked to move outside, Ava told me about Orion's plan and how much he would not let us grow in our powers, not Just that, the fact that he was a Tribrid and would need us to heal his already eaten soul . "Stand here, children" . Orion held Ava and my hand, and he brought us inside of a circle. Should we be standing in an unknown circle? I thought to myself, however, we were already standing in it.. " Orion, let's talk about it". His brother tried to speak with him, but Orion wasn't in the mood to talk to him..

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."