Sun And Moon Collide Novels & Stories

“What was that for?” “That was for being the most amazing boyfriend in the world. I love you.” I chuckled softly. “Who knew we’d be together after bumping into each other so long ago?” “I’ll have you know that that was no bump, princess.” He disagreed. “Oh really?” I asked. “What was it then?” “It was a collision, Bree. The impact of a crash that was meant to bring us together eventually.” I laughed, a teasing glint in my eyes. “When did you get so cheesy, Dy?” His answer was quick, unhesitant. “When I first realised I was in love with you.” His gaze turned sad. “I’m really going to miss you, Sunshine.”

Hyperion saw the wolf stiffen and immediately put him at ease, "I apologize for my terse words, but I am curious to know if our plan is working." Mick grinned while informing his Alpha Luna's father, "Better than we could have ever planned. The rogues living in this area have spread the word of the Snow Moon, Moon Touched, and Starlight packs coming together and forming one big pack, and how this angered not only the council but also the Moon Goddess. The story goes that the Moon Goddess destroyed all three packs and parklands."

His body crashes against mine and without warning I'm lying in slushy snow with the huge wolves paw against my stomach while my back paws push against his chest as I try to get him off. There's an unexpected snap of a stick then I see movement behind the wolf still trying to crush me. With a orang-ish blur the unknown wolf falls off me. I jump up, eagerly looking at the fight that was going on. Sky fights fiercely, his movement swift and dangerous as the wolf tries to maul him.

"You'll want your strength." "For what?" "The shift." She tilted her head, feigning sympathy. "Oh. He didn't tell you? When the Alpha's moon rises, the whole pack shifts. Every wolf in the territory." Her voice dropped to something almost gentle. "Humans don't survive it well. The energy alone can..." She made a small gesture. "Break things." She was gone before Selene could respond. Selene stood in the doorway, bowl in her hands, watching Vara's retreating back.

"Charlie, what are you doing here?" "Did our Lord request for you?" she blurted out when he simply shook his head. Just then Chapelle remembered what he came here for and his eyes went wide with astonishment. "I remember! I remember! Where is our Lord?" he looked around going absurd when Raya asked, "Why? What has happened?" "Tonight is the blood moon eclipse!" Hearing this both Crawford and Raya exchanged horrified looks, their expressions changed from unaware to a known one and they gulped in fear.

Annie, sensing the shift, quickly interjected, "Renee, we're discussing this competition, not historical designs. Why bring that up?" Hearing this, the reporter regained confidence and retorted, "Exactly. In this competition, only the two of you used celestial themes. So what's wrong with my question?" Renee calmly stared at them both and then asked, "If you're so convinced I borrowed the idea, then explain to me why I didn't use the sun and moon together, but instead only chose stars and the moon." Confused, the reporter asked, "What do you mean?" Renee looked into the camera and spoke clearly, "The sun belongs to the day and never shares the night with the stars or the moon. They aren't pa

The moon hung low in the sky, a pale witness to the unraveling of what had once seemed like a quiet, peaceful world. The dust of the shattered Heart still hung in the air, a reminder of the chaos that had swept through the temple. Aria stood in the aftermath, feeling the tremors of the universe ripple around her, a subtle shift in the very fabric of reality that left her uncertain.

"It is the moment where the Moon and the Sun become one! We are no longer two packs. We are one force, one heart, one flame! If the Vampires want my blood, they will have to drown in it! If my father wants his daughter, he will have to face his Queen!" The response was a deafening roar. Thousands of wolves shifted at once, a wave of fur and muscle that shook the very foundations of the mountain. It wasn't a roar for the Silver Pack or the Moon Shadow—it was a roar for the Solar Eclipse.

The days blur. Everyone is on edge now that Freya's presence looms over us all. Many fights have broken, but thankfully, the leaders seem to be understanding it's all or nothing now. Over the days, the two suns have grown closer. Now they seem to be melting, producing an unnoticeable lime glow. I can also see the soft silhouette of Earths moon. Right now, it looks breathtaking. And while I want to sit here and count the days for the three kings to share the sky, I dread the destruction that is to follow.

They always fought and the fights were never ending. As I layed in my very bed, the fragrance of roses r rose from my open window filling my bedroom air, the smell of those beautiful black roses irritatingly filled my nostrils as I was dreaming a lucid dream. It was unlike any of my other dreams. This dream was palguing me in the form of a nightmare. It was like a premonition my mind was trying to decipher correctly. I dreamt of it vividly and there was blood, lots of it and other people, dead people. The sun had not risen for two days. It's was a blood eclipse. The day mankind is doomed to perish at the hands of a terror group of supernatural animalia who call themselves the Al