Sun Summoner Novels & Stories

If that kind of power was used against the people, who’s going to stop it? Sierra always knew that Xion was very clever, probably more than normal persons, and also a little paranoid, so she smacked her lips impatiently. “Geez, you just can’t trust people without questioning them, huh?” Xion smirked a little, making his face looked cocky, but also charming, “Yeah, it’s what makes me stay alive this long.” “Fine,” Sierra sighed, “I’m the bearer of True Blessing of the Sun. Happy?” She snarled the last word impatiently, as if she already forgotten that secret, but now she was reminded again.

I stepped closer, my vision narrowed on her trying to catch her face fully. Before I could place it, the music lowered abruptly and a booming voice echoed across the grounds. “Ladies and gentlemen, riders and rebels, welcome to the Rally!” Cheers exploded around me, almost deafening. I didn’t usually attend these. I never had their kind of energy. Damien didn't mind being the face of the company while I did the background work. We were a match made in heaven. As the event began, I saw him step away from the woman and joined the other nominees near the stage. Everyone sat down, and I did too, settling into a dining chair beside a man I recognized. Lawrence Fondel.

A city that had been attacked by a Dark Sorcerer five years ago—and had lost someone important. Caspian summoned Beta Rohan to the strategy room. I sat off to the side, listening without interrupting. “One healer,” Caspian said. “Someone experienced.” Rohan nodded. “Alright. I’ll bring Healer Sandra. She specialises in potion-making.” “Two Gammas,” Caspian continued. “And several warriors. Not too obvious, but strong enough.” “Understood. Gamma Oliver and Gamma Timothy—they’re good with terrain control. And Sapphire Water?” Rohan asked.

When everyone looked up, they realized what was happening, but I wasn't done yet. I cast the last spell, to put to an end to that war one and for all. "By the fire that bows to none, I claim the sky. Sun of wrath, Incendia Solis, burn the world beneath me!”

It feels like the week passed by far too quickly. Jaxon and I were throwing our bags in the back of his jeep, getting ready for our trip ahead. The summit is being held in the Blood Moon packs territory. I'm feeling a little nervous because this pack is the strongest in the country. The Alpha of the pack has placed first in the Alpha games for the past six years. I believe his name is Ryder, I've never met him personally, but Tristan and Damien have. The Trip from New Orleans to Jackson Mississippi should only take us about two and a half hours. During our drive we listened to music and sang along, we made idle chit chat and just enjoyed each other's company. Our journey came to an end when

But as we drove through, Sage's silence and occasional glances in my direction made me feel like an outsider, a constant reminder that I didn't belong in their pack. Tonight is when Sage announces me to the pack as his new Luna. I stood beside Sage, my heart racing with fear and a hint of discomfort. We were surrounded by the pack, their eyes fixed on us as Sage raised his hands for silence. "My dear pack members," he began, his voice echoing through the hall. "I have an announcement to make. As you all know, our pack has been without a Luna for a while now. But tonight, I proudly present to you our new Luna, Lyra!"

Starvos questioned and found Rose slowly flipping the pages of the book, stopping at a particular page. As he went closer to read, his eyes squinted to catch the scripture. Rose helped him by reading the passage, “The summoned creatures tend to attack the other creatures which is around them as per the summoner’s demand. The summoner summon the creatures by blood, thus they wouldn’t attack others that bore the same blood as the summoner.” “So it can be confirmed you are a sorcerer, judging by why those vampires didn’t attack you,” Starvos summed what they had found as she nodded in agreement.

Although my summons is immortal, they do not have unlimited mana, so just like me, they will run out of mana too. This somehow helps. I am liking this so far and for your name, it shall be ..Ummm skull? He blinked with his empty eyes, displaying a kind of happiness to my words. Yes, I'll take that as a yes! Here we go then..let's continue. How will my two stronger summons be? [Rage Demon] Level 0 Race: Demon Rank: Unique Element: Fire HP- ??? CON-??? ATK-650 STR-217 DEF-500 DEX-100

“There’s no time to explain. Just follow what I say, okay?” “I wont.” Sloane put the pail down, crossing her arms, trying not to look at the massive forest of fire that’s almost hugging the barrier of the place. Berry hissed. “You’re a summoner type, right? You will summon big tubes and hoses, and then you’ll place the seawater inside it and kil the fire.” “That’s easier said than done.” Scratching her neck, Sloned looked down. “I can’t summon heavy things nor hope to get something too far from here. I don’t have the stamina and energy—”

the summoner remarked. Adrian fell silent for a moment. After a while, he asked again, "But who are you?" "Oh?" The summoner raised an eyebrow in response. After a while, he continued, "It's not the time to reveal my identity yet. After all, you'll find out eventually." "But when?" Adrian asked. "Once you can pass all of my tests, we can consider other matters," the summoner replied. After that, he waved his hand. Swish! A dazzling light suddenly appeared in his palm. Adrian was stunned as he was unsure of what the mysterious summoner was planning and could not let his guard down.