Sun Fnaf Novels & Stories

But someone had to show up at the wedding so that’s why I was here now. He approached me and took one of my hands. OK here it comes, I am about to be a Luna. Everyone looked excited, especially our parents, together they’ll become an invincible pack. Except for Curtis, he had no facial expression, just like a stone, looking at me deadly in the eyes. He stared at me for like a whole century and then shook off my hand. “I reject you as my mate.” Then he ran and disappeared. Are you fucking kidding me? Seemed like everyone here had the habit of running away. Ugh, Am I the only one who knows what responsibility means?

The nymph had just finished shifting when a spear flew by Ari’s head, her eyes turned orange and she accidentally the nymph on fire. The nymph shifted back in a rush as she let out a blood-curdling scream and frantically tried to put the flames out. Sunama, with her eyes flickering turquoise from her power, doused the fire with water that she called up from the earth. “Great, you gave away our position?” Ari yelled as smoke rose from the nymph. “No, the smoke from the nymph did.” Sunama yelled back, “Because you set her on fire!”

I took a moment to remember the events of the last few days. I remember being let out of the handcuff's by a morbid looking Beta, who had just realised his Alpha and Luna were gone. I remember shifting into my wolf and running back to my pack as fast as my legs would carry me. The thing that will stay with me most, is remembering the way my pack had reacted to the news.

"Please... anyone there help me!" Jessy hoped that Aron would follow her to that place and save her but time was running out, hope and Jessy efforts did not bear fruit. It was getting dark, a sign that it was already evening. Jessy who is now in another realm is very scared. You can hear wolves screaming from a distance. When he got tired he sat on the ground. Then his eyes fell on light not far from where he was sitting. The light shone so brightly. "Help me."

He consoles her. "Alpha, I have already decided. I do not need an additional servant to help me. As long as our child is still not able to protect herself, I will constantly live in fear for her life. I will make sure that she is always safe and secure. As Alpha, I want you to understand that, aside from you, the only people I truly trust are my clan. I know that they will not harm our child. In fact, they can help to protect Selene. Everyone in our clan, even the elderly and the women, were well-versed in fighting. Alpha, I am asking for your permission to let the Hitara Clan babysit our child every day. The elders of my clan will not only protect her because they can also teach Selene and

Light wouldn't give me a chance to live that experience down, teasing me about the palpable connection West and I shared. We were still talking, immersed in the warmth of the moment, when chaos erupted. A loud explosion shook the den, followed by a cry of battle that cut through the air like a blade. Kristoff burst into the den, his face set with urgency. "Luna, we are under attack," he said, his words like a cold splash of reality. The peaceful atmosphere shattered in an instant. "Luna", the title echoed in my mind as the reality of danger descended. We were no longer in a quiet moment of connection but thrust into the edge of a battle.

And my family was right in their path. I closed my eyes and reached out with everything I had, trying to find Darragh through our connection. All I found was pain and fear and the distant sound of something roaring. "Please," I begged the goddess. "Please don't let me be too late again." The sun beat down on my back, unnaturally hot for a morning in early fall. The Solar Zenith was building toward its peak, and with every passing second, the supernatural world grew more unstable. I opened my eyes and looked at Ronan. He was standing a few feet away, there was a wrapped bundle still in his hands. The gun that would end everything.

Weeks passed, and my new life in Crimson Snow Pack felt like heaven. My father didn’t know where I was, but my most trusted omega had my clothes and money sent to Crimson Snow Pack, swearing an oath not to reveal my location. At first, I had been nervous. Every sound, every unfamiliar face, every passing glance had made me feel like I didn’t belong, and that someone would recognize me, drag me back, and force me to face the consequences of what I had done.

The Sunfyres left no survivors, it was either death or abduction. Yet there was one boy who had survived. Ten years of age, he had been able to hide himself from the Sunfyres and survive the bloodshed. The bluewinters found him among the pigs where he hid. Father took him home and decided to raise him as his son. We became best friends. I fell in love with him. Then after many months, one day he disappeared.