Solar Fnaf Novels & Stories

The forest’s own power protects it from something that would destroy it. I sat up and looked at the wolf, his fur vibrant in the firelight. Was he the Sun, the one to bless the dragons? The Sun God to compliment The Moon Goddess? He was stunning and oh so terrifying to look at. Like looking directly into the sun. You know it’s going to hurt, maybe blink you, but it was just too beautiful to look away from. I never put much stock in the Sun God before, but seeing this beautiful wolf was proof enough for me. The Sun had answered my prayer...now I just had to fire out which ones? And why the Sun and not the moon?

] [June 29, 1212; Great Fall Era – Present | Sewers Square - Eben, Meccichuzan (11:40)] Trees planted on the cements, there are a lot of benches. There are musicians who plays in the Sewers Square for amusement, it is filled with a lot of lantern lights, campfire on the middle, where a lot of people boil their waters. The Sewers Square is also where they plant and harvest their crops including rice, potatoes, vegetables, and many more. Jin is taking his leisure walk while there is no assignment given to him by the Division, so he decided to have his spare time looking at the beauty of the trees, the lights and the joyful atmosphere of the Square. [Someone approached Jin in a stealthy manner,

I’m not one to back down from a fight, seeing as how I am literally a war goddess but Selene likes to poke the bear as it were. Artemis chimes in, “I’ve never understood that expression, considering you two are wolves and I’m a wolf shapeshifter. Maybe I should start shifting into a bear”. We all start laughing hysterically. As our laughs abate, I think to my father. He is a Sun God and draws his ancient powers from the Druids of Ire.

A moment later, the three of us are blinking as we step out onto the infirmary floor. My daughter-in-law doesn’t even blink as she pushes her mate into the room, even though this infirmary is unlike anything else on all of Terra, at least not anymore. It’s a Solarian medical bay, and like all Solarian technology, it gathers its energy from the sun, using it to power all the devices, tools, and ambient heat as soft lighting illuminates every surface, and captured sunlight swirls within the walls, the floors, and every horizontal space. Completely unfazed by her surroundings, Kora adjusts the pod, locking the wheels to prop it next to a nearby countertop.

“Everyone will be here in two days. Is that enough time?” “Two days?” Jo asked, confused. Maddox nor Cade answered her. “Should be. I have what we need at my pack. Unless you got something different?” “We aren’t set up for that.” Maddox looked at me. “Can you pull this off in two days?” “What is going on?” Jo walked forward, so she was standing next to me and Maddox. “Alpha William and Luna Breanna’s funeral.” I whispered, looking at her. “Everyone will be here for their funeral. That would be the perfect time for me to plant the bugs and access what I need to in order for us to spy on them.”

She looked down at the light reflecting in the grease-covered surface. "My father didn't just build the pillars to hold the Unspoken " Elara said, her voice rising with a sovereign clarity. "He built a distribution grid that runs through the perimeter fence, the iron wires, the ones you use to keep the wolves out. They aren't dead Cole. They're just disconnected. If you link the salt line from this tower to the gate-house you don't need black powder. You can turn the valley wall into a solar mirror." ​Cole stood up slowly. His gray coat was hanging loose around him. He stared at her. "A solar mirror without the sun? That’s not possible. The gauntlet is destroyed."

I reached out and touched the frost on the windows. "Nathaniel! If the field eats energy, can we give it a Paradox?" "What do you mean?" "The Solar-Fire I stored in the Sunken Shrines! If we channel the heat of the sun directly into the heart of the Zero-Field, will it cancel out?" "The thermal shock would be cataclysmic, Emma! You’d be creating a 'Super-Nova' at the edge of the dome!" "DO IT!" I interlocked my hands with Lyra and Caelum. We reached out through the global circuit, pulling the stored solar energy from the South and the West. We didn't release a blast; we released a Heat-Pulse.

picked up a terrifying new frequency. ​"The Siren is no longer broadcasting data," Lyra reported, her holographic form standing at the very edge of the forward viewport. Her data-gown was now a sharp, warning crimson. "It has pivoted to Solar Induction. Kael, it’s not trying to harvest us anymore. It’s deploying the Sun-Snuffer."

"And tell the 'Luna' she can fetch her own nectar." I didn’t head for the main gates, if the borders were locked, the primary exits would be crawling with Enforcers, wolves trained to sniff out even a whisper of intent, instead, I headed for the one place Kaelen would never look; the Solar Sanctum. The Sanctum was a glass-domed rotunda at the very heart of the estate, positioned atop a natural ley line of solar energy, as I entered, the raw heat of the pack’s collective magic hit me like a physical wall, the air hummed with a low-frequency vibration that made my teeth ache, this was the spiritual "battery" for the Zenith Crown, the source of their legendary fire.

I stepped through the ruined doorway right behind him, flanked by the remaining Sentinels. The interior of the vault was blinding. The massive, wheel-shaped mechanism was spinning so fast the brass arms were nothing but a metallic blur. At the center of the wheel, suspended over a deep volcanic fissure, hung the True-Sun core—a massive, raw crystal of concentrated solar energy that burned with the intensity of a trapped star. The golden grid lines extending from the mechanism were completely saturated, tilting upward at a sharp angle through an opening in the cavern roof, aiming directly toward our northern homeland.