Sonic Eclipse Novels & Stories

Children ran barefoot past soldiers sharpening blades. The war was no longer coming. It had already arrived. And they had been fighting it without us. Kora raised her hand as we approached the guarded slope. “Trio patrol,” she called out. “We’ve returned.” The sentries emerged in seconds, shifting from half-wolf to human with eerie synchronicity. One of them dropped his weapon when he saw me. “By the gods… is that—?” “It’s her,” said another. “It’s the Eclipse-born.”

Immediately, he stuck to the wall and observed carefully, especially those bright silver crystals that were taken special care of, looking at them again and again. Finally, it was Shelly who reminded Alex that this was the Eclipse Stone. It was a material used in the refining of weapons and was very rare. This Eclipse Stone could increase the probability of success in refining, and it could also act as a shield for divine sense. In addition, it had an even more special function, which was...detonation! The power was also particularly strong. The Eclipse Stone contained a huge amount of moon power, and when detonated with a special technique, the moon power inside can even destroy Earthly Imm

I listened to Silica talk to Jon and had him handle the video. A minute later, she said Eclipse was already in my area, so he would pick me up, and she would meet us at a crossroads. Apparently, Arielle was headed toward the side of town where the base was. As I finished getting ready, my phone signaled me to another call coming in. “Eclipse is calling. I will talk to you in a bit.” I grabbed my phone and switched the call over. “Hello?” “I am outside.” Eclipse said. “Give me a minute, and I will be down,” I said before hanging up the call and putting on my black combat boots.

he murmured. Grayson dragged Elena back as the cavern shook, the strange old machines whirring to life. And the runes along the walls flared red. Damien cursed. “He’s waking something. Something worse than the beast.” Monroe’s smile widened. “Welcome to the heart of Eclipse.” The ground split under them, a blinding core of molten light erupting from the depths. Elena screamed Enoch’s name again, reaching for him through the fire. "I’m sorry.” Rose whispered as tears burned down her glowing face.

Adrien said, his thought a razor-sharp command in my mind. I didn't need to speak. I poured the command into the network, a single, unified impulse aimed at the warriors hidden on the cliffs above the pass. Now. The response was instantaneous. From the high cliffs, Eclipse warriors emerged, not with weapons, but with massive, rune-carved stones. They heaved them over the edge. But these were not mere rockslides. As the stones tumbled down, the runes carved into them flared with the same golden light of our network. They weren't meant to crush; they were meant to activate.

he says quietly, taking a step towards me, “I know your deal. You’re afraid. Not just of me but of what you feel. There’s a pull towards me that you don’t understand, and it terrifies you because it threatens your safe little world. So you hide. You snarl. You wrap fear in anger and call it strength.” I step back. He keeps coming. “If you think Jason is your worst nightmare,” he continues, “then understand this. I’m not the dream you wake up from.” His eyes lock onto mine. Something sinister possessing them. “I’m the eclipse," he says, "the thing that devours the sun and teaches daylight how to disappear. And once I pass over you..." A pause, "... Nothing is ever the same." I swallow. Hard.

Moonfire erupted around me. Wesley grabbed my hand. "You don't have to do this alone." I smiled. "I know." Together, we leaped toward the Titan. As we reached the opening, the Titan roared and swung its enormous arm. Lucien appeared below us. Dark shadows gathered beneath our feet, launching us even higher. "Go!" he shouted. I raised the Sword of Eclipse. Every Guardian's power flowed into the blade. Moonlight. Ocean. Earth. Fire. Dawn. Five celestial lights merged into one.

"Did you really think you could keep the Silver to yourself, Elena? If we can't have the North, no one will. Director, you have permission to fire." The air turned white. The ships didn't fire harpoons this time. They fired Sonic Cannons. The blast hit the glass floor, and the vibration was so intense that my nose began to bleed instantly. Leo and Ace collapsed, clutching their ears, their golden auras flickering. "No!" I screamed, lunging for them.

The air in the war room was no longer stifling, but it was far from comfortable. A strange, localized chill clung to the stones around me, a side effect of the "Eclipse" state I had inadvertently triggered. My arm, now etched in obsidian and gold, felt like a foreign object—heavy, cold, and vibrating with a power that didn't just want to take, but wanted to realign.

They synced—thrusts matching, hands on my cock, edging me together: stroking, squeezing, denying until I sobbed around Rocco’s length. “Come,” Dante finally growled. “For both of us.” I shattered—orgasm ripping through, cum spilling untouched. They followed—Rocco flooding my throat, Dante filling me deep. We collapsed together, panting, bodies entwined. Rocco whispered, “The kill switch is in my safehouse. We stop Eclipse. Then… we disappear. All three.” But Sofia’s voice crackled again: “Too late. Viktor’s codes are live. Nuclear auction starts in five.”