Starlight Blows Homelander Novels & Stories

He skillfully flung his stick left, right and center and she struggled to dodge all his attempts but failed and his stick hit her arm and she fell to the ground then he pointed his stick at her. Zephyr who was watching by the corner took a stepforwardthe moment he saw that Bellona had fallen to the ground, he attempted to go and pick her up and send her back to the room as he didn't want to see her hurt but his steps faltered when Lucian placed his hand on Zephyr's shoulder, stopping him. "You should stay back." Lucian said. "The plan is working. Can't you see she can remember how to fight?" He asked Zephyr who was obviously blind because he had seen Bellona fall down so every other thing wa

I struggled as they held both of my arms. "I have the right to stay here. I'm still Luna! You promised me, Alpha, so you can't do this to me." I insisted. "According to the law, anyone who betrays the beloved Alpha or Luna will be punished," said a gamma. "So throw that woman away!" Zillah ordered the guards. "I'll get you back! I'll be back for revenge!" I shouted. “I hate you, Alpha Killian!” My deep love for Bloody Scar's Alpha has turned to anger. He will pay for all the pain he made me feel.

Then, she extended her claws and tore out their throats simultaneously, making their bodies fall to the ground. When the remaining rogues noticed those three deaths, the ones who had an Oleander blade in their hands threw it at Lucianne. But before the blades reached her, Xandar darted to his mate and wrapped his arms around her before rolling them away. Three blades got into his back while the rest bounced off the concrete walls and fell to the ground with a clang. Xandar was weakening. Lucianne pushed herself off the floor before pulling out the three knives from her mate’s back as she exclaimed, “Xandar! You know you can’t heal from Oleander! What were you thinking?! Never do that again!”

“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

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.

And yet he had, with words that felt truer than any oath. Thalia’s arms had dropped to her sides, her sharp eyes fixed on Luca. For the first time, there was no irritation, no sparring edge in her gaze. Only surprise softening the warrior’s hard lines. Alpha Darius finally moved, his deep voice breaking the stillness. “You speak boldly, warrior of Starblood. Boldly, and with loyalty that cannot be feigned.” His gaze shifted to Ryder, then to Crystal. “Perhaps the Flame is not what we feared. Perhaps she is what the old world whispered of… a bond to steady the Alpha, not undo him.”

“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.

I couldn’t stop myself. Gathering all my power I let it fly from my hands with a holy blast that enveloped Ares enlarged God like frame. He disappeared within the light. That’s when I noticed a blur to my left as Luca disappeared into my blast, tackling Ares off the top of Ryder. He just sacrificed himself for his friend.

The SUV skidded, the tail wobbling dangerously close to the cliff edge before stopping. Standing in the headlights was a line of dark figures. They weren't soldiers. They were large, shabby wolves, the scouts of Silas, the rival Alpha. He had been waiting for Killian to show a moment of weakness. “This Fuckers tracked us,” Leo whispered, his hand going to the door handle. How? We stayed off the grid. “The Void Blade,” Sarah realized. “It acts like a beacon for other dark Alphas. Silas doesn't want the Catalyst healed. He wants to steal her power.”

She was raised in the shadows. He rules the world from the light. But her secret could burn the entire kingdom to the ground. For eighteen years, Nadia Hayes lived like a phantom. Hidden deep inside a secluded cave by her grandmother, she survived on river fish, harsh training, and silent longing. As the last living survivor of the forbidden Blackblood lineage, her existence is a death sentence. Her only crime is the blood in her veins—and her only desire is to know what it feels like to belong. Then, one desperate mistake exposes her secret to the realm. Hunted across enemy territory, Nadia flees to the remnant of her ancestral people, praying for sanctuary. Instead, she finds a clan