Starlight Blows Homelander Novels & Stories

I heard another loud crack as Landon punched Hayden in the face, causing Hayden to grunt in pain. “There’s one thing that you are missing ‘brother’. I am bonded with her and can see what she sees, feel what she feels, and hear her thoughts. She does not love you and I should have saw that before. Lucas’s plan failed. I will not go back, and I will protect Riley with my life.” Landon grabbed Hayden with one hand by the throat and lifted him up. I could see Hayden smiling in the air with his eyes still glowing pink.

Lucianne screamed in agony as she fell to the ground. The man’s eyes showed shock, irritation and loss before he turned to run. Lucianne was weakening, and she couldn’t hear Russell crying and screaming her name as Annie held the little boy behind her, shielding him. Lucianne gritted her teeth and got the knife out of her leg before throwing it back at the retreating man. When the knife stabbed into his buttocks and Lucianne saw him fall, her own vision blurred as she used the last ounce of strength she had and mind-linked, ‘Xandar…’ In Xandar’s study, they were reaching the end of the report when Xandar’s eyes glazed over for a mere microsecond. Christian’s eyes then glazed over too. The al

“I don’t… I don’t know. After the blast, he was just… angrier. Faster. He said we’d ‘exposed’ him. Then he just… took Marcus apart.” So we were in a standoff. One woman weeping on the floor. One man analyzing a threat with clinical detachment. And me, sitting calmly in my chair, as if we weren’t being hunted by a heart-eating monster. Liam’s eyes flicked to me. A muscle in his jaw tightened. He couldn’t stand my composure. It offended his sense of crisis. “You find this amusing?” he asked, his voice dangerously low. “You understand what’s out there, don’t you? That thing just ate a veteran’s heart and shattered a barrier artifact like it was nothing. Our sanctuary won’t hold forever. And you

He grits his teeth and hauls me up despite the flames. I staggered toward Jaden. “Jaden!” I fell to my knees beside him. “Open your eyes. Listen to me.” Something violent pulses through him. He roars and uses the last of his strength to roll away from me. “I’m sorry,” I whisper, glancing at my arm where the fifth star is blinking weakly like it doesn’t fully belong here. Shockwaves spark from it, reaching outward, trying to connect to the other four stars. They strain toward it.

“This girl smells like the old stories. The ones we don't even talk about anymore.” “Because they're just stories,” Kai said. “Are they?” The woman took a step closer to Tamara. “Show me your light, child.” “I don't know how…” The woman moved fast, reaching for Tamara's face. The second her fingers touched her, silver fire burst out between them. The woman flew back, hitting the ground hard. “Sarah!” Maya ran to her side. “I'm so sorry!” Tamara said. “I didn't mean to…” “No,” Sarah said, getting up. Her eyes were wide, like she was scared. Or maybe amazed. “It's true. A Moon Blessed. After all these years.”

Scorpio shrieked as the light burned through his armor. The world vanished in brilliance. When the light faded, the desert was silent. Glass cracked underfoot. Leo and Scorpio lay shattered, their forms dissolving into scorched sand. Pelin exhaled and leaned into me. “Please tell me that worked.” I laughed weakly. “I think they fell for it.” Above us, Artemis clapped slowly, her smile sharp and delighted. “Oh, how beautiful,” she purred. “You never do fail to surprise me.” I tightened my grip on Pelin’s hand.

The flame surged higher, bright enough to blind. Aelira, help me! she cried inwardly. Her wolf’s voice was calm. Breathe. Anchor in him. Ryder barreled through the smoke, his massive wolf form slamming into her side to break her spiral. The touch of Aiden against her aura steadied the wild inferno. Crystal dragged the fire inward, until the pines smoldered but did not spread. Steam curled upward where snow dissolved into the river. All around them, Starblood warriors rallied. Luca and Thalia fought back-to-back, blades flashing. Ethan darted in, sword meeting fang. Evren ripped through an enemy.

Now that I am in Starmainia, the front of my beautiful home is my joyous place. As I sit back, staring at the waterfall and the stars in the sky, my mind begins to think about my mate LD. My mind always goes back to the night everything happened. The day LD fed me his blood to heal me from my death. He changed me completely that day. My strength became more potent, and my speed was like nothing I had ever experienced or seen before, and everything in me heightened for the better. I became more powerful than any female Bampire on Bluestoria, and I became a warrior. A badass Bampire that no one will want to mess with. LD somehow altered my DNA genetics a fraction. His royal bloodline is pure a

“Take the Alpha away. Hold him, but don’t kill him yet. I’ve got personal business with this lady. I want to see how long she lasts.” They moved at once, dragging Caspian away from me. “Lulu!” His voice cracked with rage and pain as he fought the bindings. The leader raised his hand. A reddish-orange glow gathered at his fingertips. Flames sharpened into a blade of pure energy. He pressed it right against my old scar. “Let’s see what’s inside,” he said coldly. The magic began slicing into my skin, slow and precise. The old wound split open again, fresh blood seeping out, soaking what was left of my clothes.

“Then take the whole damn star! I’m upgrading to the Premium Plan!” I thrust my hand forward. The flare detonated. A beam of blinding white-gold light tore from my palm, slamming into Silas’s chest. The sound he made wasn’t a scream—it was a glitch. Reality stuttering. His duster evaporated. Skin cracked, scorched. Entropy recoiled like it had touched something sacred and wrong. Silas flew backward, skidding across the collapsing roof, smoke pouring from the wound burning in his chest. Lucien didn’t hesitate.