The Constellation That Returned From Hell Novels & Stories

shutters opened again, the stars were wrong. ​The constellations that had guided humanity for a million years were gone. In their place was a swirling, violet nebula and a binary star system that burned with a cold, clinical blue light. ​"System Scan!" Kaelen roared, the Neural-Vines on his arms pulsing with a frantic, emerald light.

Closer than before. My heart was racing. And then… It happened. The bond was sealed again. Stronger. Deeper. Something I couldn’t run from anymore. “From this moment…” The voice echoed across the hall. “Dante is declared the Alpha.” “And Freya… the Luna.” Applause filled the room. Voices rose. Energy shifted. We were asked to bow. “The Great Alpha and Luna.” That’s what they called us. But inside me… I felt empty. We were asked to mark each other again.

The moment I crossed it, the final thread binding me to the pack snapped. I fell to my knees. Tears poured freely down my face as I looked up at the sky. The moon loomed large and was turning red. “You gave me a home,” I whispered to the Moon Goddess, my voice trembling. “And now you’ve taken it away. But please don’t let my banishment be in vain. Let the truth come to light. And when it does, let those who hurt me feel twice the pain they’ve caused.” The wind howled through the trees as if carrying my words to the heavens. And beneath that blood-red moon, I cried until there were no tears left.

And just like that, they all faded, replaced with nights in Kian’s arms, his touch, his scent. How did my life get this bad? How did I end up like this? My eyes slowly began to close when I felt arms lift me up from the cold ground of death. I didn't know If it was the moon goddess finally taking her property that came to earth to do nothing but occupy space, not until I heard a masculine voice filed with urgency, "Hang on. You'll be alright. I'll make sure of it."

She turned back to the sky, breaking the spell, though her hand unconsciously rested closer to his. Above them, the constellations glimmered. The kind she had studied in books as a teenager, but never thought she’d see this vividly. Out here, away from city lights, the stars seemed to breathe. “Do you know any of them?” Lucian asked, his voice softer now, as if the night itself demanded reverence. Isla pointed up. “That one… Orion’s Belt. My father once showed me. Those three stars in a row, perfectly aligned.”

Then, one by one, dark figures emerged — wolves, their fur as black as coal, eyes glowing red. “Rogues,” Kael whispered, adjusting his stance. “A lot of them.” Aria’s heart tightened when she recognized one — a scar running down his muzzle, the same one who had attacked her on the night of her escape. “You,” she breathed. The rogue wolf shifted into a human form — tall, battered, his smirk oozing malice. “The cursed Luna returns,” he mocked. “Your kind should have remained buried.” Kael moved protectively in front of her. “You will regret coming here.”

» She shouted at the females to get her out of the house and Eva came back and sat on the nearest seat and found that she felt like she was about to collapse too, Jaden, she needs Jaden. Jaden stood opposite the twins, identical twins except for the color of their hair, one with blonde hair like the threads of the sun and the other as white as the moonlight, Aaron and Kyle, the sun and the moon, the miracle, the miracle of Cayden who saved the world from Lucifer, they buried his body under the seventh earth waiting for the day of judgment . All the rest who watch this event can notice the parallel sizes of the three bodies, as Jayden is no less massive than them, neither in length nor width,

She pulled back on the map and zoomed out to various parts of the galaxy itself. First she refocused on the Sol system, and found Gaea back in place. Just as critically, the vast tri-ringed dyson sphere that was Helios was also back, along with all of its people.