Starlight Princess Logo Novels & Stories

A circle of silver leaves and blue gemstones graced his head, emphasizing his princely status. Alora, the birthday princess, was dressed in a gown that resembled a starry night sky. Her dress featured layers of dark blue and navy fabric that seemed to twinkle with tiny, embedded moonstones. The bodice was adorned with delicate silver and sapphire sequins, mimicking a celestial canopy. A silver tiara, adorned with small crystal stars, graced her head, making her appear as if she were the queen of the night. Her hair was expertly styled in a French braid that framed her face and led to a bun at the back, creating an intricate and ethereal look.

He clears his throat catching Stella's lost mind. "They said that the stars are there to support the Moon Princess" he started saying. Stella looks at him, their eyes met. "They said that the Moon Princess has three sentinels, one was called birth, blossom, and death. Birth helps the Princess to grant babies, a new beginning to the people around them, and it granted motherly love. Then blossom, the youthfulness, joy, the spring and winter of life, and it says that blossom was the one helping the Princess for healing and protection. Then there is death, it gathers all the loneliness of the people, death together with the Princess listened to her people cries, and death symbolizes the ending o

“How can we help you today?” “I need something special,” I told her. “For someone who just got offered a huge spotlight. Something elegant, understated, but… meaningful.” She smiled knowingly and led me to a case of delicate necklaces. I scanned them, nothing too flashy. Then I saw it. A thin white-gold chain with a small diamond pendant shaped like a single star. Simple, brilliant, like the way Isabelle lit up every room she walked into without trying. “That one,” I said. She took it out. “It’s one of our signature pieces. The star represents guidance, light in darkness. Perfect for someone stepping into the spotlight.”

Being nosy to other people's property wasn't my thing, but it would be alright if I break it just for once, right? Gaining all the courage I have, the invitation letter's flap slowly opened. My brows furrowed while reading what's written on it. "You're invited to Red Moon's Blast? Red Moon's Blast? What kind of corny party was that? Err." I was about to put it back in the envelope when the names below caught my attention. Princess Estrella and Prince Sanguis. Huh? Princess and Prince? Are they insane or what? "Good evening Ma'am and Sir."

It surprised her when she did not see the crest. In its place there was a new crest. A clear moonless night with the stars shining above the tree line. The North Star being the biggest and brightest. When she knelt to look at it a little closer, she discovered that there were pin prick holes in the stars and an LED bulb poked through the North Star. A silver banner with bold letters declaring A DARK SKY WITH A GUIDING LIGHT. “We held a contest to create a new crest,” Danielle said with a soft catch in her voice. "This one won by a huge majority.”

Viva’s head dropped in submission her body trembling a bit. “Yes, I'm sure alpha, my grandmother was the pack seer and I have seen this once. The princess has a birthmark the shape of a star on her forehead.” George sucked in a shuddering breath and walked to his daughter; he gently swept her hair to reveal the birthmark on her forehead. It was red and covered her forehead and stopped just above her brows. Since he could remember, the star had been a symbol of doom amongst the werewolf due the to the folklore of the star betraying the moon goddess and was punished by being cursed to be scattered amongst the sky never to be made one. The mark of the star almost always represented doom, it bei

The disappearance of the stars, makes everything everything she had done for the perfect prom and the perfect prom dress, into a waste of time and effort, because it was announced that the Princess was missing, and that only happened when the stars were not in the sky. No one seems to know where the Princess went or even if anyone knows what happened to the Princess, because no one has any clue as to what could have been taking place in the woods behind Castle Evergreen. The night that the Princess went missing, there was not a single star in the sky. And then, a week later, a lone, wretched semblance of a star appeared on the horizon, making the whole forest look like an empty stage, and ev

I say shrugging my shoulders again. “We can help with that.” Suddenly, a voice rings out through the night air behind us. We all turn to see Seven Women in beautiful blue cloaks approaching us. The woman at the front of the line bows her head at Erebus and I, “I am Sister Jasper, High Witch of the Coven of the Lunar Star.” “Water witches,” I whisper to Erebus as he pulls me behind him in a defensive move and growls lowly into the night.

“Exiles own the water, ma’am. Whatever your brother or the Captain told you was a lie. They have no idea what they’ll be facing. Exiles have granted us passage from time to time, but this ship is carrying two Royals. I doubt they’ll look the other way now.” “My brother has sailed these seas for years.” “He’s a Prince. You’re a Princess. Do you know what a pirate would do to get his hands on you? They’d defy every law in the book to capture a gem like that.” I felt queasy. “My sister has sailed this very journey. I think we are fine; all due respect.” He smiled and I realized why they called him Fang. His canines looked like they’d been filed into actually fangs. “Your sister is not you, Prin

Then she left. I heaved a sigh. It's been a while since I last saw Meryll. And now she's here. But I'm not really interested in seeing her right now. I lazily took my clothes off for a quick shower. When I felt an object on my shirt's pocket. I took it out and I saw a gold bracelet. It has a hanging 'S' design and the letter has diamonds on its outline. I quickly remember its owner's face. But all I could see was her face with tears on her eyes.