Since The Red Moon Appeared Novels & Stories

" At first, I didn't want to go. But I had no other option. I had to trust. I gave them a slight nod and then stood up from the bed and walked out of the room, closing the door behind me. Once outside, I found my way to the balcony, where I stood. From there, I could get a good glance at the full moon. Its color was a little bit brown with a mixture of white. It was unusual. But just then, while I was staring at the moon, the brown immediately turned to red, which got me wondering, "Why?" I pondered over why the color of the moon had changed so fast. And just then, I remembered one of the old books I used to read. It said that when the full moon appears red, it means there is bloodshed somew

She looks up, and it's true. It has been rusting ever since last spring if you believe the papers, but who would still believe them nowadays? They have been lying for a year now. Except, when it comes to the moon. With its brown spots, it looks marbled. As if someone had taken it off the sky by the start of the year in order to petrify it. Like what they’ve done with life.

Selene said with a bit of a shy expression. “Come here," Logan said as he stood behind the window, looking at the town and the people. Selene walked towards him and stood beside him. “Do you like the view outside? And I heard there will be a red moon in some months," Logan explained to Selene. Selene shook her head because she hadn't heard about this. “I haven't heard about the red moon before," Selene confessed. Logan nodded his head. He understand her words. “It's fine if you haven't heard about it, so do you want to talk to me about it?" Logan reminds Selene.

Adrian POV The sky turned red. Not slowly. Not gently. One moment the night was dark like any other night, and the next moment the moon changed. A deep red light spread across the sky, painting the world in a strange color. The Blood Moon had come. Humans looked up in curiosity. News channels spoke calmly, calling it a rare natural event. Scientists explained it. People took pictures. Some even celebrated it. They didn’t know. They didn’t know what it meant.

And then the moon became bright. As the rituals and celebrations continued, the moon slowly began to turn red, signalling the beginning of the main event. “Dear people of this prestigious pack,” Ried’s voice boomed almost immediately. “It's almost time for me and my Luna to perform the last ritual... The most important one!” The crowd exploded in applause and excitement. “Yes, let the celebrations be loud, because today, more than the Red Moon Festival, we have two louder reasons to jubilate!” Ried continued.

The ferals—those twisted by old corruption—howled, a discordant sound filled with confusion and pain. And above them all, the moon shifted. For years it had burned crimson, a constant wound in the sky, its color accepted as a sign of unrest, punishment, or fate, depending on who spoke of it. Children born under it had never known another moon. Priests had built entire doctrines around its blood-red light. But now— Now the red began to thin. It didn’t vanish all at once. It peeled back slowly, like rust dissolving in water. Pale white light bled through the crimson, spreading outward until the moon gleamed again—cold, bright, and unmistakably whole.

He tried begging and yelling for forgiveness but she turned on deaf like she doesn't have an ear in the first place. The bright weather before now darkened and a blood moon appeared, it was so reddish that it could reflect on any object. There was only a chill feeling in the air as it felt like something bad was about to ensue...

All three of them gazing at the moon as it turned a deep shade of red, the sky illuminating in an ominous hue that reminded Ellie of the eyes of the daemon that she had seen before Homecoming. Her eyes were wide as she saw a flutter through the sky, it was brief, almost something they would have missed but she looked up at Jake and saw his surprise reflected on his face. Ellie instinctively looked at Hannah and Marcus. They, too, were looking at the same moon, with the same expression. "Did you see that?" Ellie asked Amanda. "Yeah, the red moon? That was amazing!" Amanda replied. "Did you see that flutter?" Ellie asked. Amanda looked at her with a confused expression, shaking her head as she

Most died before symptoms fully developed. Others became Hollowfangs. Very few survived intact. But there had always been rumors about the rare survivors. Humans bitten during the Red Moon who somehow lived without fully turning. Broken in ways no one understood. Kael had spent years hunting those rumors. Years searching mass graves, refugee camps, abandoned quarantine zones. Searching for her. And now she was here. Alive. Fighting him like a cornered animal. But her eyes held nothing. No recognition. No memory. It felt like someone had reached into his chest and twisted.

She hoped for the best . " Cynthia ." Damon murmured as he saw the red moon rising . It was like a giant red peraly in the dark sea . Not even the dark gianoumous clods were able to hide the moon this time .It shone bright like never before . The red bloody moon was like the nature's clock ticking to decide their destiny . was it going to be a happy ending or Cynthia would die in the arms of her one and only first love Damon. " I hope the moon just disappears forever ." said Damon nervously .