Sun X Eclipse Wattpad Novels & Stories

Astrid unfolded it, her amber eyes widening as she drank in the elegant, sweeping calligraphy that could only belong to one hand. To the silver wolf who walks too loudly in my thoughts, The spires of the Citadel have never felt more suffocating. Lord Cassian spent the morning demanding a formal declaration of war before the Vampire Council, citing my 'tactical restraint' at the Crimson River as a symptom of a weakened bloodline. They do not see the chessboard; they only see the blood they wish to spill. They are already tracking the celestial movements. The Blood Eclipse is precisely twenty days away.

“Companion, explain yourself!” “Relax!” I said, my face turning toward his without meaning to. “Just because this world doesn’t have magic doesn’t mean we can’t predict things.” I held up my phone, but he didn’t seem to understand what it was. “Your hour marker?” “At the moment, it’s my calendar,” I replied. “The next lunar eclipse is in fifty-seven days. And this time, it’ll be a total eclipse.” “That little magic box predicted that?” “That’s not magic—it’s science.”

She felt the individual cells of her body vibrating, the sapphire-jade structure of her skin beginning to splinter under the pressure. "Sofia, stop! You’re going to overload!" Nomo’s voice came through her internal resonance, a desperate, sobbing plea that reached her even through the roar of the Sun-Wells. "I have... to save... them..." Sofia choked out, her vision turning into a blur of blue and orange. The sky suddenly went dark. Not the gray of the Wastes, but a sudden, total eclipse. The orange beams flickered and died, the Sun-Wells' mirrors losing their focus as a massive, obsidian shape moved across the upper atmosphere.

"You see that darkness just on the edge of the sun? That’s called a solar eclipse, and when it happens, it’s all over if we don’t reach Ayla." Nodding, I begin to move, climbing into the back of the car where Silas and Isabella sit waiting. Once I’m in place, I look at Benny, who is eyeing us. "What?" I ask, raising a brow. "Get in." "There’s no room," he counters. "Sure there is," I smirk, patting my lap. "Come on." I can’t stop the laugh that escapes as Benny’s eyes widen and a look of utter terror crosses his face.

‘Eat,’ the child whispered, a cold, hungry command that vibrated in my womb. I stepped to the very edge of the cliff, my boots crunching on the frosted stone, I raised both hands, palms outward, and reached for the vacuum in my chest, I didn't try to block the fire, I opened the door to the Void. "The Eclipse is not a wall," I hissed, my voice layered with a thousand Abyssal echoes, "it is a grave,” the moment the Solar Flare hit, the world didn't explode, it went silent.

"Charlie, what are you doing here?" "Did our Lord request for you?" she blurted out when he simply shook his head. Just then Chapelle remembered what he came here for and his eyes went wide with astonishment. "I remember! I remember! Where is our Lord?" he looked around going absurd when Raya asked, "Why? What has happened?" "Tonight is the blood moon eclipse!" Hearing this both Crawford and Raya exchanged horrified looks, their expressions changed from unaware to a known one and they gulped in fear.

I described the dream, the faceless opponent, the moon covering the sun, causing total darkness on earth. Makarius pulled out his phone, frowned at the screen, then looked at me with concern. "Tomorrow’s a total eclipse, Victoria," he said softly," and it's more than just a celestial event-it's tied to your dreams." "Yeah, well," I said, my hands trembling, "I can’t lose you, Makarius. I’m scared." "Victoria, breathe. It’s just a dream." "No," I snapped, sharper than I meant to. "It’s not just a dream. I can feel it."

That image was usually characteristic of the works that house inside stories of werewolves by the author Freded Branch, the same subject that make up a great topic of my interest. So once in my hands I immerse myself in the pages of that book and enjoy each of the parts that give life to its content while I find myself comfortable on a bench by the window. The sun outside shines so intensely on our house making the interior stay pleasantly cozy, the light that dips through the window from the king star shines vividly inside the walls of my room making that perfect moment.

He sets it on the desk in front of me. "The Eclipse line is not extinct, as many believe. But it is rare. So rare that most wolves thought it had died out generations ago." He opens the journal to a page marked with a black ribbon. "Eclipse wolves are born during a lunar eclipse. A moon that should never mark a wolf. But when it does, the power it grants is extraordinary." I look down at the page. There's a drawing of a crescent moon partially swallowed by shadow. Just like my mark.

I nervously looked and my husband and prayed to all that was good and pure that he wouldn't turn out like my dreams. "ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, zero," and here it was. The solar eclipse. It wasn't pitch black as imagined, but it was dark. We all left the gazebo to see the sun covered by the moon. It was beautiful. There was a ring of sunlight around the eclipse. It was beautiful. We stared at it for a bit and then sat on the cushion outside to experience it. We took pictures, and the mages videoed us. It was fun. Derek ran about the place, and Sam wished she brought the children because they would have had so much fun. My father and his best friend, who was W