Suna Timeskip Novels & Stories

*** Asher’s Point of View The sun started to rise. The warmth of the sun started to increase. Red and orange colors shone on their skins. Asher with his nose pointed to the sky. Breathing in the fresh new day. A smile appeared on his face. Looking back on seeing Mia on his horse made him even happier. Knowing that he will keep his pack safe from her and her destructive powers. Still not knowing when she will change. When her exact birthday is. What time? Only the day. And today is the day she will turn twenty-one.

Love is like a magician that pulls a man out of his own hat and goes outside of his comfort zone. The sun rose earlier than yesterday. The bright rays of sunshine hit Luna's face through the open window. Luna was abruptly awakened as soon as she felt the warmth of the sun. "Good morning, Alpha." She whispered into her husband's ear and kissed him on the forehead. She gets up and goes straight to Selene's crib. The little baby is still sleeping soundly. "Good morning my sunshine." She uttered and also planted a small kiss on her daughter's forehead.

The question was on making a large spell moon bound. My group works together, starting from the foundation. The Lyra group was also focusing on their work, they were directly opposite us. We were almost at the finishing line, laying the moon bird and sunset all over it. The timer beeped signaling that there were two minutes left. We were about to raise our hands before our structure was pushed down. We didn't understand how it happened, before we could arrange it the time rang out. Lyra immediately raised their work, deep down I was so sad but I had to be happy for my friend.

Phoebe I still can’t believe that I’m on a date with Alpha Adrian - it feels so surreal. The sun is hot on my skin as I ride the jet ski with him. The waves crash against us as we speed along the coastline, and I cling to Adrian’s strong torso, trying to focus on the salty air and the beauty of the scenery. But it’s hard. Even through the fabric of his shirt, I can feel the rippling of his abs beneath my arms.

“It’s remote. Jungle terrain. Perfect for a lab designed to stay hidden.” Rafael crossed his arms. “They’re not just hiding. They’re preparing. Mila’s data points to one thing: Lazarus isn’t trying to capture you anymore. They’re trying to replace you.” Sophia turned to him sharply. “What?” He nodded grimly. “They’ve accelerated the timeline. Project Solstice was meant to evolve. You were version one. They’re making version two.” Sophia felt like the floor tilted beneath her. “A better me.”

Then— A micro-stutter. Barely visible. Frame skip between 22:52 and 22:53. I zoomed in. Timecode increment jumped by 1.8 seconds. Not compression artifact. Manual edit. Small. Precise. Calculated. My pulse steadied. He hadn’t fabricated. He had omitted. The door opening at 22:50. The frame skip at 22:52. What happened in those two seconds? I replayed again. And there it was.

"We've beaten prophecies. Broken curses. Survived gods. We can survive this too." "Together," Zephyr adds. "As a family," Erebus finishes. Luna looks at each of us. Then smiles. Real. Genuine. "Okay. Together." The moment breaks when Trinity stiffens. "He's close. Too close. We need to jump again." We've been here less than an hour. But we run anyway. Jump anyway. Into another reality. Then another. Then another. By the time we stop, Luna is eight years old. Growing faster with each jump. Each use of power.