Sun And Moon Drop Novels & Stories

“I hate this.” Katia steps closer, resting her forehead briefly against his. “I know.” “But you trust us,” Selene adds smugly. Nathan groans. “That’s the problem.” Lorn shakes his head slowly. “The moon sisters keep their secrets.” Selene lifts her chin. “Always have.” Above them, the moon drifts behind a thin veil of cloud. And far away, on an island wrapped in wards and choice, two pups, held in their mother’s arms, look out at the sea and wonder why the night feels like it’s holding its breath.

Frankie replied after looking at my eye. “Why are you girls up here anyway? None of you are 18 yet.” Frankie asked. As I bit my lower lip I just stared for a moment. “I just wanted to see if the blood moon was prettier higher up.” I answered. I stared at the ground hoping he wouldn’t tell us we had to go back. When I looked up I could see Frankie thinking before he spoke. “Well make sure you stay out of the way. The moon will be at its apex in about 30 minutes. And if things get… complicated you’ll have to head back down.” He said a bit skeptical. We knew what complicated actually implied. 2 blood moons ago Allison, Sidney’s sister, dropped to her knees and gave her newly found mate a blow j

"Now." "Prince Levante," Supreme Beta spoke quickly again, "His Majesty asked for three herbs. I already sent people for Moontears and Whisper Moss. But we can't get Sun-drop Lily within three hours!" "Sun-drop Lily?" "Yes. For Miss Serenity. Since you are in the south, maybe you can get it." My eyes narrowed instantly. "Send me the location." "Okay. Please be careful. They only grow in caves or places where no sunlight reaches. You will recognize them as soon as you see them. Their shape is almost like droplets of tears. Luminous and growing in batches. And—"

Then 299,999. Then 299,998. Moons were disappearing. Not fading. Vanishing. Like someone was erasing stars. “They’re not going to the sky,” Dara whispered. “They’re going into the ground.” Under the trees, small lights flickered in the soil. Like seeds. But wrong. Cold. Suri knelt. Dug. Found one. A moon seed. White and pink twisted together. But cracked down the middle. “They’re falling,” she said. “The forest is eating the moons.”

I was tagged the strict and ‘no mercy’ alpha but I did not care, as long as people feared me, whatever floats their boats is what they can call me. They wouldn’t dare disrespect me. The royalties of the Crescent pack are direct descendants of the first werewolves and every pack member must partake in the moon fall ceremony where a blood oath is renewed among all pack members. That way, we all share the same blood and strengthen our bond with the moon goddess.

But Vaelor’s voice hissed from within Caelum: “There can be no balance. Only shadow.” Solis boomed: “ONLY FLAME.” And Iris’s voice: “Or only love.” The Eclipsing Moon Above them, the sun and moon began to align—a solar eclipse painted the world in blood-red light. “Liora…” Caelum murmured, his voice breaking through the darkness for a moment. “If one of us must fall… make it me.” Tears burned Liora’s golden eyes. “I won’t lose you. Not again.”

he added as he tries to shrug the words he just said. “That the only two creatures in this world who can’t see each other is King Sun and the Priestess Moon” she said “Then fate played her role, and give this gift to us” she added as if the joke tends to hurt her more. They both laugh. “I will always send the wind to be with you, Luan.” “I will always ask the sea to sing for you, Aelius.”

The organization wanted to avoid any stupid thoughts to brew in the children's minds. The crown of light receded back into the depths of the mountains to take its rest. Three moons of violet, crimson, and blue began its reign. The moonbeam fell on the open window, lighting its rays on the two shadows on the bed. And before they knew it, the first day had already ended.

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.

Niffa asks waiting for his ideology. “Long time ago, the sun and moon are shining together, but when the moon learned that the townspeople cannot see that much during the night and the stars are not enough to light. The moon decided to leave the sun and sacrifices itself to shine in the night accompanying the stars. And so, the town people can finally see their way during night time, that’s why the sun and moon are separated forever.” Niffa looks even sadder from the story. “The moon leaves the sun so easily, isn’t that hurtful?” she asks as she looks away.