Star-lord X Nebula Novels & Stories

"The best design is the one you don't know is there." "There is one thing," Vossen said, his eyes turning to the lavender sky. "The people... they're starting to wonder about the stars. They see the Echoes, and they ask if we will ever go back out there." Nevan looked at me. He looked at the silver star-scar on Leo’s forehead. He looked at the broken claymore that was now mounted over the villa’s hearth—a piece of scrap that had shattered a god.

I said but he just laughed “You have no idea how many enemies you made for me today” “Well they all had to know your their Luna right?” He smirked “What about Bella?” I asked slowly dreading the answer “There won’t be any mating ceremony. The elders knows a about you now and can’t wait to crown you Luna” My heart could literally blow up on me any moment from now from the amount of joy in it. “I have a suprise for you later baby” “A surprise?oh my god, tell me what it is”

"He’s not a ship, Aradaa. He’s... breathing," Kaelor whispered. His fingers white-knuckled the railing of the Gaea’s observation deck, the metal groaning under his grip. Outside, the stars were gone. Swallowed. A Nebula-Beast blotted out the void, a creature made of gas and solidified light that stretched across the width of a moon. It didn't just sit there; it pulsed. The silhouette was a jagged mirror of Kaelor’s own shifter form, a celestial predator looming over the solar system. Twin supernovas served as its eyes, throbbing with a low-frequency hum that vibrated in the soles of Aradaa's feet.

Her eyes have turned to black orbs and all the surrounding color seems to have been leached from its natural homes. “Kill him!” Rome is screaming from the ground, holding her waist. Laney holds a rock overhead, preparing to crack his skull open. In her past lives, when she was leaning into the darkness, she never hesitated. She always followed through. But Laney is different. The brightness of the colors floods back and she drops the rock to the side with a small whimper before crawling off of Xavier and hugging her legs to her chest in shock. “Then I will do it.” Rome hisses. She stands and walks over to where he lies unconscious, then leaning down, she slits his throat with her claw. “This

“Whatever this is, we’ll meet it together.” The path ascended, the crystal surface growing warmer, its refractions sharpening into fleeting images her mother weaving a golden thread, Echo’s laughter in a starlit field, Kade’s fierce embrace, Selene’s guiding light, Lucas’s defiant spark, Bryan’s quiet sacrifice. The nexus’s heartbeat returned, soft but vibrant, mingling with the star’s song, a melody that felt like home yet hinted at a threshold. The starfield above shimmered, constellations realigning, as if the nexus were preparing to unveil its deepest truth.

“I said I’m not yours!” The Moon’s light stuttered. For one terrifying second— It went dark. Every wolf froze. Every Alpha faltered. The night held its breath. Then the Moon relit—not whole, not obedient—but dimmer, fractured… and listening. Nyxara collapsed against Kaelion, shaking violently. “I didn’t mean to—” Kaelion held her, voice raw. “You did exactly what you needed to.” Starbound’s Alpha dropped to one knee. So did Ironclaw.

“For Elyra.” The Void Star’s core surges from crystal depths, claws of shadow slashing, eyes hollow voids, hum rattling bone. Its crystalline heart pulses, shadow-coils writhing within, screech splitting stone. The new figure—Nyxara—raises their blade, hymn aligning with the Void Star’s, eyes glinting. “It rises,” they murmur, void-runes flaring. Kalia’s orb flares, aura steady, eyes distant, a vision seizing her—the Void Star’s core, crystalline, tied to her orb, its light the key. “Aelys!” she gasps, fingers tightening, voice urgent. “It’s now!” I shield her, blade striking shadow-claws, sparks searing, Lena’s spark surging, hymn steady.

Star's face was pale, her swollen belly a cruel burden. "Sweet, isn’t it? Watching you chase what you’ll never have," Ravena hissed, her eyes gleaming with venomous delight. Helios surged forward, but too late. A portal tore open behind Ravena, swirling dark and violet. She yanked Star through it, and in the instant before it closed, Star’s mindlink flickered. I love you... Gone. Helios struck the empty air where they’d vanished, a roar of fury breaking from his throat. "DAMN IT!"

With this thought in mind, her smile grew more satisfying. Luna Melody Lyly played a tune on the flute while Hana, the young lady of the Flower family, skillfully played a mesmerizing melody on her flute, attracting butterflies. The young lady of House Seldom danced like flowing water and drifting clouds, captivating everyone's attention. Robert's granddaughter wielded a sword with a heroic stance, impressively displaying her talents. The young ladies sparkled brilliantly after several performances, each showcasing their unique abilities. Previously, the young ladies might have hesitated to reveal themselves, but this opportunity was rare. Everyone clapped in admiration.

“I deeply apologize for the loss of your father.” Theodore nodded. “It is unfortunate that the humans feel threatened by our kind and attack us.” He turned to look at the rest of us. “I did not call this meeting to put fear in your hearts. I just wanted you all to know the situation of things with other packs as it concerns us” he squeezed my mother’s hand. “We have heard enough sad stories. I am tired of the long faces and the scared eyes. We should drink tonight and feast. It is a full moon. For a moment, let’s forget about our fears and worries and bask in the power of the moon goddess. Cheers to that.”