Sun Eater Novels & Stories

Kayden said. "Lady Adellee, soon to be our Luna, daughter of Alpha Elliot of SnowMoon, do you take Alpha Kayden as your beloved husband and mate. Swear to this pack of your loyalty. Give us the heirs for the next generation and become the best Luna of SilverMoon, do your duty with all of your heart and soul?" Elder asked. I smile to Kayden before I answer the question. "Yes I do Elder." The elder open a box where two white gold ring are waiting for us to wear.

*** Asher’s Point of View The sun started to rise. The warmth of the sun started to increase. Red and orange colors shone on their skins. Asher with his nose pointed to the sky. Breathing in the fresh new day. A smile appeared on his face. Looking back on seeing Mia on his horse made him even happier. Knowing that he will keep his pack safe from her and her destructive powers. Still not knowing when she will change. When her exact birthday is. What time? Only the day. And today is the day she will turn twenty-one.

Jonathan said. Charles looked at Elena. “Three minutes.” She nodded. Subject One offered his hand. Elena took it. “Ready?” “No.” “Neither am I.” Together, they stepped into the sphere. There was no pain. There was no light. There was only heat. Elena opened her eyes. She was standing on the surface of the Sun. She knew it wasn't physical. Her body remained on the Ark. But her mind interpreted the network as a world. Rivers of fire stretched toward the horizon.

“If you have troubles in your mind, just look at the sun. The sun will envelop your whole world, and it will dispel all the darkness in your heart. When you close your eyes, the darkness in front of you will also turn into light.” Tyr felt dumbfounded by Shaun’s words, but it was true. When Tyr opened his eyes to look at the sun, there was a brightness in front of him. There was no trace of darkness. When he could not stand the sun’s stimulation and closed his eyes, he felt the darkness inside him being expelled by the sun. For a long time, every time Shaun returned from the night, he always saw Tyr sitting in front of the door. The boy would look up at the sky, staring right into the blazin

Mama nodded and smiled softly. “In ancient times, when the world was new. There was only one big planet among the planets in the universe; it was very beautiful but at the same time too hot. And it shone towards the Earth every day. The planet was called the ‘Sun’. It gave light for people to see, for plants to grow, and for heat to balance the cold temperature. But even though it’s so beautiful, the Sun is sad and lonely all the time. At night, it disappears and is replaced by the light of the stars.”

Sunni wasn't clear if it was a compliment or not but she smiled anyways. Leo opened his palm as a blue sparkling dust gathered his hands and then a white glowing orb appeared in his hand. He handed it to sunni . Sunni slowly accepted it. "This is what I have cultivated for years.... It's an instant demon drain we specially make in Pluto...... When in close contact with a demon...it automatically drains it's life into the orb....But with a human like you handling it... I can't be sure of what it'll do...." "Sure" She smiled " Thanks.... I'll make use of it well..." She said running off.

The scent of ozone and rotting pine intensified, so thick it coated my tongue with the metallic tang of an approaching storm. I didn't waste time on fear. Fear was a luxury for those with an exit strategy. I scanned the room. The shelves were loaded with crates of silver-tipped munitions, but those were useless against a monster that could rip through rebar. My eyes landed on the workbench where I had been logging the serial numbers. Beside the data pad lay a heavy-duty industrial cutting torch and a rack of long-range flare projectiles. The elevator shaft shrieked one last time. Metal shrapnel exploded across the room as the lift platform was ripped upward by sheer, unnatural force.

"Morning sunshine," Maxine heard a soft and warm voice that belonged to her mother. Like the morning sunlight sneaking in, Daniela opened the curtains covering the bedroom window. Maxine groaned slowly, before then opening her eyes and instantly squinting at her. Glare. It seemed like this morning the sky was so clear, that the light that entered her room felt so piercing. "Do you want to drink something, Max? Warm water, or maybe a warm blue tea with little pieces of ginger inside?"

The man sighed, "I guess I deserved that cold greeting." He inclined his head, as if seeing something in front of him other than Francesca, "Hello, sister." "Helios. It's nice to see you." Selene greeted, confirming what Francesca already suspected. Her sister getting burned like that, after telling Francesca that she was the sun. Mariana was the vessel for Helios, the god of the sun, and Selene's brother. "Where is this? Where did you take me?" Francesca couldn't care less about the sibling's reunion. She needed to know what he had in mind for suddenly showing up.

I stepped through the ruined doorway right behind him, flanked by the remaining Sentinels. The interior of the vault was blinding. The massive, wheel-shaped mechanism was spinning so fast the brass arms were nothing but a metallic blur. At the center of the wheel, suspended over a deep volcanic fissure, hung the True-Sun core—a massive, raw crystal of concentrated solar energy that burned with the intensity of a trapped star. The golden grid lines extending from the mechanism were completely saturated, tilting upward at a sharp angle through an opening in the cavern roof, aiming directly toward our northern homeland.