Sun X Moon Fnaf Novels & Stories

She had a very strong aura already that was a perfect mix between Fae and what I had noticed from Alphas. I sang her a soft lullaby that my mother used to sing to me. It was about a brother and sister who were searching for the moon because it would disappear during the day. They had many adventures until they learned that the sun and moon were siblings just like them but had to take turns being in the sky. That was until the eclipses happened, and they could be together for a short time. “You’ve got to be kidding me. Loki?” I heard Ziyah say.

It was like a wild dance under the sunlight, teeth flashing and clashing. All I could do was hear from a distance. “I have to go out there,” I said to Sonia. “You are not well. It seems like you forget that. We’re not about to lose the Luna we had just got,” she retorted. As the fight went on, it felt like the sun itself was fighting against us. Unable to be on the battlefield, I assumed the role of keeping the rest of the pack members calm. “It is going to be alright everyone. The moon goddess will not let us down,” I say to them.

Lyra I arrived at the Luna's house just as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a soft golden hue across the hills. The evening air was cool, carrying the scent of pine and earth, Calista's favorite, I thought, as I walked up the gravel driveway. This is because I perceive this scent more than others here.

"So, moonlight isn't just sunlight bouncing off the moon; it's like a transformed version of sunlight, carrying a different energy?" "Exactly!" She nodded, pleased with my understanding. "It's like the moon's own version of sunlight, altered and imbued with a unique essence as it journeys through space and time before reaching us here on Earth. That's what makes harvesting moonlight so intriguing—it's tapping into this distinct energy source, harnessing its qualities for various purposes. It's almost like the blue fires used by certain creatures, but not quite similar."

But now, the children were enraptured by Freya's voice as she spun an old tale, her words weaving through the air like threads of an ancient tapestry. "And so the first moon, Tvaran, was born—the Moon of Beginnings. It is the swiftest, appearing first in the sky, ushering in the start of each cycle." Freya’s voice was smooth yet firm, seasoned by years of storytelling. She paused, letting the words settle before continuing. "But the sky could not be ruled by one alone, and so came Sarun, the Constant Moon. Unlike its kin, it does not wane, does not fade. It watches over all, steadfast and unchanging. It is the guardian, the ever-present eye."

I heard the exhaustion underlying the words then as I really listened to the man I called my best friend. “Ok. We just got back home. Let me speak with Mom and Dad, and refresh our bags, and we’ll be on the way. Do you need them to come with me?” If it were serious, he’d probably want Mom and Dad to be there as well, especially if we needed to act against Blood Moon. Crescent Moon was closer to Blood Moon than Silver Moon was, so it was a good place to base our efforts.

Together, they ruled the largest werewolf empire in existence. And tonight, I was being delivered to them. Not as a guest. Not as a mate. As a surrogate. The Luna of my foster pack had smiled when she signed the contract. She’d kissed my cheek like a mother, as though she hadn’t just sold me. “For the good of the pack,” she had said. For the good of herself, I thought bitterly. I’d been raised under her roof since my parents died, but apparently that bond meant nothing. I wasn’t family. I was a womb to be traded for favors.

"We will face it together. Whatever comes, we will face it together." She leaned into him. "I know. It just feels like so much. The council, the pack, Varya, the prophecy, Aldrian. I do not know where to start. I do not know what to do first." Kael wrapped an arm around her. "You start where you are. Right now...This moment. You do not have to solve everything today. You just have to take the next step." Sena brought them tea and sat across from them, her grey eyes thoughtful. "The prophecy speaks of the twin moons aligning. That means there is a specific night. Everything will come to a head then."

" and led him to the backyard. Out came a tiny, shimmering fairy, no bigger than a thumb! She introduced herself as Luna, the Moon Fairy. Luna told Ben ...told Ben that she needed his help to collect sparkling moonbeams to fill the night sky. Ben's eyes grew wide with excitement as Luna handed him a special basket. Together, they chased after the moonbeams, laughing and giggling as they bounced and twinkled around the yard. They chased after fireflies, and Luna used her fairy magic to make them glow even brighter. Ben felt like he was walking on clouds!