Sun Eater Novels & Stories

Looking around at the pack members out in the yard I grin. Ever since the sun rose this morning, I have felt incredible! Of course, this is because the solar eclipse is today; as werewolves we draw power from the moon and when the sun is closest to the moon it gives us extreme power. According to Samantha’s stories it's because Helios is visiting Selene. Or its Apollo visiting with his brother and sister-in-law. I chuckled, she told all the pack pups this story early this morning, even Kendall and some of the adults stayed and listened in awe.

Alfred sighed. Zephyr quickly returned home after leaving the Skyfall building. He smiled wryly upon reflecting what he had just done. “Jade must really hate me… however, can you really blame me?” Although Zephyr had just solved the Khan’s current crisis, the Sun began their move. At the Sun hall, Sylvester Sun sat on his throne, to his sides were ten or so Sun elders and leaders. “They have endured much recently, the Khan have lost their pill supply. Does anyone have any other news?” he asked slowly while he scanned his panel of advisors.

His cruises are often captured and probed in the territory of witches and he hardly cares. Sunny is the white knight of Telecommunication. He has to power to destroy even the most influential people on the strength of his data resources. But here they are, the billionaires and global genius, fighting over a piece of food that is found in abundance. ‘What should I do next?’ I ask in the middle of the mishap.

She moved away from the cliff wall, trying to find a better angle from which to see. “That has to be your army’s doing.” “Yes. The operation has begun.” “Where exactly are we?” “Mount Wijil. Our destination.” Tandapati walked away from the horses. “Ask whatever you want. Normally, I don’t like being questioned. But I’ll make an exception for you.” They hurried up the hill. “Who is the Great Light?” Rinjani finally asked. “You’ve been mentioning him over and over.” “Another name for him is Morning Star, the Bringer of Light. He was the one who tempted Adam and Eve and caused them to be cast down into the world. He was later banished from the Palace of Heaven as well.”

Luna dan Lucas welcomed the morning sunrise with a warm embrace, the gentle morning sunlight adding to the warmth of their hug. Luna nestled closer to Lucas, happy that Leon had invited her to such a beautiful place. It was her first visit to Santorini, Greece, a place known for its breathtaking sunsets and sunrises, and this morning Luna had witnessed the stunning sunrise firsthand. "I think we should have a place of our own in a beautiful spot like this, babe," Luna said, making Lucas tilt his head to look at her.

The Return to the Sun The Earth re-emerged in the familiar, cold vacuum of the Milky Way. Ahead of them was a yellow dwarf star—the Sun. It was dim, distant, and beautiful. But as the Earth settled back into its original orbit, the moon was no longer a featureless sphere. It was covered in the glowing, amber "Purifier" technology they had left behind. The solar system wasn't as they had left it; it was a Blank Slate. Leo stood on the observation deck as the first real sunrise in months broke over the Andes. It wasn't the gold of the Architects or the silver of the Overseers. It was a harsh, bright, yellow light that made him squint.

She smoothed her black sparkly dress down even though there wasn’t a crease insight. “Helios being the sun god, his power lies in light. But it’s more complicated than that. The sun itself is nothing but fire, and whilst this might be what he would give them, we can’t ignore the fact that sunlight is a powerful force. What if Teddy can wield it? Take it away. He could plunge a world into darkness or have it burn so bright no life could survive. The sun is key to everything we need to survive.” Stacey gasped beside me as I heard not only my brother growl but Caden and Avery too.

They detonated. The explosion was not a blast of heat; it was a blast of existence. The gold-and-sapphire light erupted from the center of the Sun-Eater, traveling along the grey beam like a virus of starlight. It reached the Sun, but it didn't extinguish it. It unwove the Council’s anti-light, turning the grey shadow into a blinding, violet-gold radiance. The Sun-Eater didn't just break; it became a second sun for a fraction of a second, illuminating the entire Silver Peak range in a light that was neither day nor night. It was the "First Moon" light—the frequency of the Architect.

"Look at them. They’re afraid of her." "They should be," Nomo replied. "I’m afraid of her, and I love her. God help anyone who tries to take that light away from her now." But as he watched, something changed. The largest Sun-Eater—the one with the massive thermal signature—didn't charge. It stood at the edge of the courtyard, its glowing orange core shifting and swirling until it took on a more humanoid shape. It was taller than the others, more refined, its translucent skin looking almost like polished amber. It didn't hiss; it stood in a silence that felt heavier than the screams of the dying monsters around it.

"Stop!" Tomorrow is the day that Luna will be offered to the Moon Goddess, Mayari. Her ancestors came from a long line of servers for the temple of the Goddess, and seventeen years ago, Luna was born on the day of the Lunar Eclipse. For them, it means Luna is the fateful one, the one to save the world by meeting the son of the Sun. Which, by the way, they have no idea who.