Sun And Moon Drop Novels & Stories

God, the breakfast better be worth it. That night, dreams were elusive, wisps of silver moonlight, glimpses of sunrise coloured fur through the trees, storm grey eyes, glowing amber orbs, the whispering of wind through leaves. It all felt so important and incredibly elusive. The moment I tried to hold an image, it would slip through my fingers like water. I felt the creeping, crushing darkness of the forest, the fire from the sunrise wolf, the sparks of a mate bond and the sorrow of one broken.

Some hundred years ago, the world received the news that an asteroid will hit the moon. The size of the asteroid is twice the size of the moon, with a damage range of seventy percent. Debris will rain down on land, with estimated land and sea damage of sixty percent. Living things' population will decrease down to merely ten percent, and an uncertain number of plants that can survive might not be enough to sustain oxygen. All these predictions will happen on the day of the full solar eclipse.

The moon was a brilliant beacon that lit up the sky, the centerpiece the stars flocked around. At the very center, where Day and Night met, stood two men. They were part of the four that escorted us contestants to the house. I had once labeled them as Day, Night, Sunrise, and Sunset. Apollo was clearly sunrise, and the two men standing at the center of the clearing, were Day and Night.

Orlando said. Max asked drily, "which century do you fucking live in?" "Make fun of it as much as you want but it is true," he said. "If you take the time to notice the world around you, you will see it. The Moon does not have light of its own, it reflects the light of the Sun. She glows under the light of the sun, under the direction of the Sun and the part that the Sun's rays don't touch remains dark. Moon revolves around the earth but ultimately it revolves around the Sun. It is because of the Sun that Jivan exists in the first place! God Sol is the reason Jivan exists! Even in the thousands of stories of God Sol and Goddess Luna, it was always said that God Sol ruled Jivan with an iron f

But he knew nothing about him. Moon and Ocean woke up in the morning. They got ready and went downstairs. Ocean had her breakfast and Moon only ate 2 apples. It was their exams. Final year and then they would graduate soon. They both bid their goodbyes and stepped out of the mansion. Ocean walked towards Moon's car but Moon stopped in the middle way. He felt a sharp pain on his skin. Like it was burning. Moon tried to brush it off but then, Ocean saw slitest smoke around his fingers. He quickly ran back into the mansion, followed by Ocean. He was breathing heavily like he had been running for days without stopping for a second.

Edeline Outside, the moon had finally risen above the treetops, casting a soft glow that filtered through the leaves, which fluttered and danced in the gentle breeze. Autumn was approaching, its presence evident in the crisp air and falling leaves. The moonlight illuminated my room with a calming, ethereal glow. I stared up at the moon, wishing for healing, hoping for strength. I needed to develop a stronger will. I pleaded silently for a solution, for a way to address all the mistakes and find a path through this painful situation.

"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.

And I will continue to cry out to the moon goddess, seeking guidance and understanding, hoping that one day, I will find solace and clarity amid this heartache. As I lay on the soft grass in the field near the pack house, basking in the warmth of the sun, I noticed a figure dart past me in a blur. Curiosity piqued, I quickly rose to my feet and called out to the mysterious passerby. "Hey, wait! Who was that?" I asked, my voice filled with both excitement and a hint of unease.

With a sorrowful heart, I immediately turned to work out, as I was already fed up with everything that had been happening. Immediately I got inside, I collapsed on my bed. Now, I had to fall back to my ocean of thoughts. Why didn't they want to understand my own side? Why? As I glanced through my window, I could see the moonlight. Looking further, I could also see the beautiful trees that surrounded our environment. Nature indeed looked peaceful. When will my own life ever experience that? From inside my abode, I could see members of the pack, in groups, discussing me, my future, and about the rejection.

"Because I asked you to." So, I stayed. I sat on the east wing window seat with the curtain pulled back three inches with my notebook in my lap and nothing written in it, while I watched the grounds. The perimeter lights ran in a chain along the north wall and bent around the west corner and the gap between them. At midnight the grounds were still. At twelve-eleven they weren't. Two figures moved through the exact gap with deliberateness like they had memorised where the light stopped. They weren’t running; rather they were walking, low and fast, following the line of the treeline along the north edge where the shadow was deepest.