The Constellation Are My Disciples Wiki Novels & Stories

What was wrong? "Earth to Theo? Hello?" I waved before him as he looked spaced out for a moment or two. "Uh..yeah. I am here, sorry I totally spaced out." He shuttered shyly. I can see that. "That's alright!" I smiled and continued eating the garlic and cumin rice with some healthy salad in the side which just came, Thank God for that. I was about to faint cause of starvation. "Hey, Here is a crazy idea. Maybe you should move in." He said in a rush not thinking clearly.

Common decency should be afforded to all despite who they may or may not be. “Yes, I am Emmaline Venscothi, the Alpha Princess, and let me introduce you to Alpha Xander and Alpha Kai of the Blood Moon pack, my mates and crowned Alpha Princes. Also, our friends behind us are a conglomerate of Blood Moon warriors, The Royal Guard, and Ancient Spirits, the original wolf spirits of our kind. Now that you know who we all are, let us begin.” Q, Commander Frost, and Phoenix all three stepped forward to grab ahold of the three stars of today’s trial.

he murmured. His original clan, the Red Maple Clan, resided in the Sunset Domain along the southern coast of the Dawnlight Continent. He had no knowledge of his Hunter Dragon Spider body’s location; from birth until now, the spider-mother had hunted for them, and their inherited memories offered no guidance. But he recognized this Crimson Alliance immediately. A dominant imperial power on the eastern side of Oclo Star, it stood alongside the Sunset Domain on the southeastern continent—a technological empire. This body was named Lancelot Terresis, a twelve-year-old Quebecois, just like Logo, attending middle school.

“No, Daedalus did not. He only designed the labyrinth, the traps that lurk out there. I did tI explain, putting my book aside. he carvings in the ceiling or any others you find around here.” “It is very well done. You have all the constellations and everything. Have you seen the night sky before? Or um the sky at all?” she asked before wincing as Europa tugged her hair. “Andromache...don’t be rude.” she sighed. “I’m sorry.” Andromache softly apologized. “It’s fine. And no. I’ve never seen the sky day or night. They had knocked me out when they moved me from the dungeons and tossed me in here.” I shrugged.

That had to be Luna Laurel. At Regal’s right sat his Beta—broad-shouldered, arms crossed, a visible scar running from his temple to his jaw. The rest were elders, each with eyes that flickered like dying embers. The room was heavy with authority, and every move we made was being measured. Ryan inclined his head respectfully. “Alpha Regal. Luna Laurel. Council elders. Thank you for receiving us.” Regal’s gaze moved over Ryan, then to Trevor, and finally to me.

Why me? "What makes you think that I'm powerful and special?" "You're a Zodiante, you have the power of the stars. You're powerful, you can to things other can't." The guy next to me coldly replied. "A what now?" "A Zodiante, like me. You have the power to summon a specific celestial spirit, Goddess Virgo. You must be special for a star to choose a human being like you." I could feel the hatred in his voice. "Why did it choose me?"

“I truly regret having started this meeting on such a disastrous note.” He then looked at each of us before proceeding with his introduction. “I would like to introduce myself. The name is Orpheus Tungsten—you can simply call me Orpheus, please dispense with the 'Ser.' I am one of the scholars under Ser Gregory Riverston, who is currently preoccupied with his research and thus unable to serve as your Prefect.” His tone shifted to one of serious academic focus. “We primarily dedicate ourselves to studying historical facts and are currently working to find answers on how to remove the Gods’ curse on us—specifically, researching a way for us to enter the Human’s World even when there is no Bloo

"The ancient prophecy has been passed down for over a century. It's a tale told by parents to their children, a generational knowledge." Emilia and I exchanged glances. I'd never heard whispers of this prophecy. "Tell us," Emilia urged. August nodded. "The prophecy speaks of a chosen Omega, born with a unique mark, destined to bring balance to our world." My mind reeled. Balance? What did that even mean? Amos leaned in. "The chosen Omega will unite the packs and bring peace to our kind." “Why would the council keep it a secret?” Emilia asked, her brow furrowed.

Just the four of them. Killian lay flat on the lush grass, staring up at the clear sky. Seraphina rested comfortably against his chest, her head tucked under his chin. Aiden lay right between them, pointing excitedly toward a brilliant cluster of stars. "That one right there!" Aiden exclaimed. "The Silver Guardian." Leo nodded, resting his muzzle on his paws. *You remembered its layout perfectly.* "I really like that constellation," Aiden murmured, his eyes reflecting the starlight. Killian smiled, tightening his hold on Seraphina. "So do I, son."

“Old Alphas, dead Nexuses, a whole Goddess. One more and I might start tripping over my own feet.” Rebel grinned. “You already do that,” he said. Laughter rippled through the courtyard. Light hearts, in a heavy time. The perfect balance. As night deepened, the stars settled into new places. Constellations had twisted slightly. Old shapes broke. New ones formed. Some elders muttered that they did not recognize the patterns they had navigated by their whole lives. Younger wolves, squinting up, began to trace new stories between the points. “There,” a pup said, jabbing a finger toward the sky. “That one looks like Luna. See? The long tail. And the big head.”