Sun X Eclipse Wattpad Novels & Stories

Kael’s POV The air grew heavy, thick with the tension of a fight that had gone on for far too long. Marcus was on the ground, blood staining his fur, his breaths shallow but defiant. Henry and I stood over him, panting but resolute. Victory was within our grasp, yet I couldn’t shake the sense that it wasn’t over. Not yet. Just as I prepared to deliver the final blow, the world shifted. The sun, bright and unyielding, dimmed. Shadows stretched across the battlefield, and within moments, the day plunged into darkness. A solar eclipse.

Marcus's tone was low and serious as he urged, “You need to turn on the TV…Now.” She rolled her eyes and scoffed, “Now's not a good time, Marcus.” But he pressed on, asking her to check the news. The urgency in his voice made Sophia leave Luna's side to go turn on the TV as soon as she hung up. Her eyes remained fixed on the screen, her expression unreadable. Luna's gaze followed, her heart racing with anticipation. The news anchor’s voice filled the room. “.... Breaking news: Eclipse Real Estate under fire for allegedly scamming clients out of millions. Reports are emerging that Eclipse Real Estate, led by CEO Luna Chavez, has been accused of running real estate scams.” Luna's breath caught

No letter, no goodbyes. Sol always argues that maybe his mother got scared of an abnormal boy like him, but the sisters recall his mother smiling lovingly and holding him tightly in her bosom. Sol guessed he'll never know. He arrived in the printing shop, collected his part and sped off to throw newspapers to every house and establishment under his list. He stopped in a traffic light in front of a TV store. The news showing the Moon Princess and the Lunar Eclipse that will happen today, or tonight rather. As he looked at the newspaper that he had, it also read the event. He wondered why he only read the headline now. Green light! Sol moved on. He only has until 9 in the morning to deliver th

Their probability-fields stretched, overlapping with one another until the entire planet was encased in a shimmering, dark-gold shell. ​On the Earth’s surface, the sun vanished. ​In London, New York, and Neo-Tokyo, the sky turned into a beautiful, terrifying twilight. The red radiation hit the "Void-Shell" and bounced back into space, unable to penetrate the collective "Will" of humanity. ​"The Eclipse is holding!" Maya screamed, her golden runes bleeding starlight. "But the pressure... Leo, the sun is 'Pushing' back! Cain is using the solar gravity to try and 'Crush' the shell!"

‎ ‎They planted white flowers around us. ‎ ‎And every year, on the anniversary of the eclipse, the pack gathers there. ‎ ‎They tell the story. ‎ ‎Not of a cursed wolf. ‎ ‎But of Talia and Rex. ‎ ‎Of light and shadow. ‎ ‎Of love that endured. ‎ ‎Of a flame that passed on. ‎ ‎And never went out.

I now possessed. "The Origin," I repeated, my voice steady. "You’re talking about the Lunar Eclipse Project, aren't you? The one my mother died trying to shut down." Silas’s head lolled to the side, his gaze fixing on me. "Elena Ashford was a fool. She thought she could hide the Sun. But the Council... we found the coordinate. The place where the first Ashford was born. The Sun-Well." Victor froze. "The Sun-Well is a myth, Silas. A fairytale used to scare Lycan pups into staying in their territory."

He wore a brown short. Trixie sat in the left edge. Her fluffy shirt has a long sleeves that almost covering her fists. "So, what's the matter?" "We will return to the library." I replied, as Aaron was still obviously furious. "For sure, that blind man wasn't there. Because he only appeared every solar eclipse." "But I watched at the TV that this week, a unusual Solar Eclipse will happen." Trixie replied. "Are you saying that we will now search for the files?" Nathan asked, he was looking like an innocent boy because of his unawareness.

Prince Wiratmaka stopped running and looked up. “Oh, my God! There’s a fire!” Pramesti looked up too. The sky had turned crimson, and thick black smoke was billowing into the air. “Did Tanpa Aran set fire to the houses too?” she muttered. “Come on!” Wiratmaka grabbed Pramesti’s hand again. They pushed hard up the slope. The closer they got, the clearer the sounds became: a chaotic mix of shouting, screams, and the sharp clang of weapons colliding.

It had been another long day, filled with data, calculations, and frustration. The virus wasn’t waiting for us to catch up, and it seemed every step forward we made was immediately followed by two steps back. The mutations were happening faster than I could track, and every attempt at finding a cure felt like a dead end. I had been at it for hours, the lab lights flickering in the silence, the hum of the computer the only sound in the room. I was so absorbed in my research that I barely registered the time until I looked up and saw the moonlight filtering through the small window of the tent. The exhaustion hit me all at once.

“No thanks necessary. Harper is my best friend; I am happy to sit with her. Take your time at the celebration, I will let you know if there is a change.” “Thank you, Kelly, but I intend to greet everyone and get back to Harper. I want to be here when she wakes.” Kelly smiled at me. I was finally satisfied with my appearance. I thanked Kelly once more and exited my room and made my way to the celebration area. It was a normal gathering. The real excitement started when the solar eclipse took place. We couldn't see it with our own eyes, so we had to use special glasses. Even with our wolf eyes, if we look straight at it, we will go blind. It was pitch black for a while. Everyone was thanking t