Should Astarion Ascend Novels & Stories

“I thought it was.” Another distant howl split the air. Stronger this time. More powerful. The ground trembled again. But this tremor was not ours. It was an answer. I stepped toward the balcony and looked toward the northern horizon. A faint silver glow rose beyond the trees. Like lightning frozen in the sky. “That’s not normal,” I whispered. Kael came to stand beside me. “No.” Seren turned slowly toward us. “If he completes an Ascension of his own…” “He can challenge territorial dominance,” Kael finished.

On the other—Kain. They howled, ran, celebrated like royalty. Mother cried several times out of joy. She even sent a special Beta to the healing den to watch over me—worried I might try to disrupt the ceremony. And under the pack's warm blessings, Xina and Kain shared a blood bond mark. The whole pack howled with joy. Just then, the Beta burst into the ceremonial clearing, pale as a ghost. "Alpha Serena—terrible news! Lisa… she jumped off the moonstone cliff…"

“The way you’re listening. Cataloguing. I’ve broken men twice your size who didn’t have the discipline to sit still this long.” “I’m not here to impress you,” he said. “You’re here because you think you matter to her,” Aster said lightly. “You do — in a way. As bait.” Cassian’s eyes lifted then, meeting hers. “You think she’s chasing you. She’s not. She’s waiting.” Aster smiled, slow and cold. “We’ll see.” Freight hub — dusk The sun had dropped enough to throw the rusted towers into long, jagged shadows. The beacon pulsed faintly in the east wing, a signal just strong enough to trip Aster’s long-range scanners.

Xander asked, his voice thick with a father’s fierce, protective love. Evangeline looked at the golden eyes of her daughter, seeing the strength of the pack and the wisdom of the stars reflected within them. "Astra," Evangeline said, her voice multi-tonal and serene. "Astra Lyra Cross. The star that leads us home." The chapter ended with a panoramic shot of the planet. The teal clouds were gone, replaced by a sky of deep, peaceful violet. In the St. Louis Arch, Emma turned to the cameras and smiled, the news of the birth already rippling through the "Unity-Feeds."

“I warned him. Now I’ll end him if I must.” Selene hesitated. “There’s… something else.” “What?” “One of your council Lunas—Astara—she’s missing.” Liora’s head snapped up. “Missing?” Selene nodded grimly. “She was last seen heading north. Toward Caelum’s territory.” Scene One: A Traitor’s Choice At the edge of the forest, Astara, Luna of the Dawnlight Pack, knelt before Caelum. Her fur shimmered faintly under the blood-red moon, but the light in her eyes was gone—swallowed by shadow.

Algernon, who was in the midst of cultivation, was awakened immediately. "The Starry Token!" Algernon looked at the anomaly in the Starry Sky with a fiery gaze. After saying that, he got up from the pool and rushed into the Starry Sky immediately. He determined the direction of the anomaly and said to Blake with joy and excitement, "This is an opportunity for the Menzie Clan!" "All disciples of the Menzie Clan, follow me!" In the next moment, more than ten people soared to the Starry Sky like meteors and disappeared from the ground, heading straight to the Polaris Planet.

Hazel's POV The astrologer hesitated then rushed to the table, his fingers tracing the intricate patterns etched into his charts. "One of the layers I have deciphered speaks of a great destiny," he murmured, his voice barely audible above the crackle of the flames. "It speaks of a chosen one, fated to return the light of the goddess to her children and usher in a new era of prosperity and peace." My steps faltered, the weight of his words sinking in. "What do you mean by 'return the light of the goddess'?" I demanded, my voice low and dangerous.

"We met when I was attending my Masterrals in Franza. She was specializing at the same time. Why? Is there an issue with the Carrellos?" Carl hesitated, his gaze steely. "No, Aunt. But I need to know—do you know the origin of Aster? Why did Vienna adopt her?" Merca stiffened, her expression darkening. "Oh boy… Did Aster awaken already?" Panic seeped into her voice. Carl’s eyes widened in surprise. "So you knew? But not this soon?" He looked at his aunt, trying to process the revelation. “Yes, but not this soon. She was supposed to awaken in twenty years, according to the prophecy. This doesn’t make sense!” Merca’s voice quivered with an unsettling urgency.

And so, right now, Aster's body is basically an empty shell. "Hellooo, Earth to Aster?" The girl seated in front of her, Maja Stewart, also class president, waves her hand in front of Aster's face. ╭── ⋅ ⋅ ── ✩ ── ⋅ ⋅ ──╮ "Well, what did you want me to say?" Khai deadpans. The girl stops in her tracks, unable to say a word. "Did you want me to skip my job to hang out?"

“Eventually, traveling there became forbidden by the ancients, and it faded from memory.” Asteria’s head was beginning to grow fuzzy, and her throat ached. She needed sustenance. The child was draining her dry. “And… what do you think we can do with it?” An evil smile broke out across Hines’s face. “I have a few ideas. But, the opportunity only presents itself under very specific circumstances, and we will not have an opportunity to try it until later this summer.” Inhaling sharply through her nose, Asteria held a breath and then let it out slowly. “You expect me to wait months to try some hairbrained scam of yours that likely will not work anyway?”