Since The Red Moon Appeared Novels & Stories

“If you don't mind, will you tell me please?” “Hmph.” he exhaled sharply, and stole a quick glance by the side as if trying to be sure that no one was coming and telling me what had happened wouldn't get him into trouble. “The appearance of the red moon has been delayed.” “What?” — the retort sprang out of my lips on its own accord. “What do you mean? How is that even possible?” “The same question everyone have been asking themselves.” he said. “However, from the look of things,”

Getting closer. And then the moon appeared. Rising impossibly fast from behind the trees, bathing the forest in pale light. But it was not white. It was red. Blood red moon. A full moon that should not exist, rising in the middle of the morning that had somehow turned to night. How? How was any of this possible? "I said go!" Adrian snarled again, and when I turned to look at him, my blood ran cold. His sea-blue eyes were red.

Gazing outside, I noticed the moon was big and red in the sky. "So this is the red moon," I whispered. Although it looked beautiful from where I stood, there was something almost dangerous about it. If what King Arod said was true, dark magic I would be a lot stronger tonight. But as I gazed at the moon, something seemed different. Birds were flying away from the area as if something had spooked them.

Why did she get the good looks while I was as thin as a stick? "You look like you've seen a ghost," Amelia said with a smirk. I rolled my eyes and kept walking. Her laugh trailed behind me. .... It was almost nine, everyone in the crescent moon pack gathered in the Alpha's throne room for the feast. There was a really large table set in the Middle for a great many. I sat there and watch the feast, laughter and merriments could be heard but suddenly, the moon suddenly turned red. It was the red moon! Kayden

Then the moon rose. Slowly. Wrong. It wasn’t white. It wasn’t silver. It was red. Deep, dark crimson, like it had been soaked in blood. The Blood Moon. My heart dropped into my stomach. Fia stiffened beside me. “Mom,” she whispered. “It’s starting.” Finn grabbed her hand. “What’s starting?” She swallowed. “The prophecy.” A low murmur moved through the armies. Even hardened Alphas felt it. The air itself seemed heavier, pressing down on every soul.

and the last thing I could hear was someone shouting my name until everything went black. *The moon was shining extremely bright in the night sky. Making the stars shine even more. The night seemed to be peacefully beautiful. Suddenly the moon turned red... not just any red but Blood Red. It was as if someone had angered it. The sky became darker and the moon became even bigger and brighter. "Who are you? Why have you come here? a stern voice asked. I looked around to find nothing but darkness.

She then noticed my presence and she was puzzled and asked. "What time is it and are you still awake!" that's all she replied to which I smiled and motioned for it to come out of her window. Having no choice or even a word she then started to get out of her window and accompanied me here outside. "Woah!" that's all she said when she saw the red, round moon. "Tonight is Lunar Eclipse, haven't you heard? It's all over social media now," she just shook her head and sat up while looking at the moon.

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Stonefang bent the knee. So did Riverthorn, Ghostpine, and the others. The packs were united. But Elizabeth felt it even then. A ripple. A warning. Something had slipped through the crack in reality. And it was watching. That evening, Aria burst into the war room, eyes wide. “Mother! Something’s wrong with the moon!” Elizabeth and Lucian rushed to the balcony. Above, the full moon hung unnaturally still. Not glowing. Not silver.But red.Blood red. The air grew thin.

Well, as long as Aiden and Jace didn't come across my path, my day wouldn't be the worst. I took a deep breath and opened the door to check the moon from a different view. It was just pretty exciting to be alive still, after twenty years of birth. The happiness coming from that feeling was overwhelming, and it was beginning to get confusing, especially when my eyes spotted the reappearance of the moon. It was no longer small. It was no longer blue. It wasn't even white or neutral. The moon was very red. It looked like it was soaked in blood and displayed to the world.