Total Eclipse Fnaf Novels & Stories

“What? Are you joking around? That’s not funny, dude.” “No, I’m not joking,” Cadenced assured her, tired of repeating herself. “A Blood Moon Portal opened last night at the Eidolon Festival, Roar. It sucked up Elliott, Brandon, Alex, Dax, Jamie... and Aaron. So, no I’m not joking. Can you go ahead and let everyone else who’s still there in Shenandoah with you know because apparently that’s not being handled the way I expected.” She thought for sure Hannah would be on top of that. How hard was it to send out a freaking memo to everyone on the team?

But it troubled him—troubled him to know something bad might be happening with Sheera. "The prophecy, Alpha," Mortha replied with a worried expression. "I have yet to gather more information on it, but I can feel it drawing close. Also, we'll be having the Eclipse moon in a short time from now." The Eclipse moon was a rare time when the sun usually met with the moon, causing darkness during the day or daylight during the night. It was very rare and only happened once in centuries. And indeed, it was close. "What bothers you about the Eclipse moon?" Keegan asked.

“Go. Now.” Elijah and I sprinted through the forest, the sounds of battle fading behind us. My mind raced, trying to piece together everything I had learned. The Order, the eclipse, the ancient prophecies – it all seemed to be converging in this one moment. We reached the rendezvous point, a secluded cave hidden deep within the forest. Nathanial and the others were already there, bruised and bloodied but alive. Relief flooded through me, but it was short-lived. “Elijah, Emily,” Nathanial greeted us, his voice strained. “We have to move quickly. The eclipse is almost upon us, and we need to stop that ritual.”

“Aside from you.” I exhaled slowly. “Well… having an Elemental would’ve been badass in dealing with the Hunters. But we’ll manage.” Her smile was thin, almost dry, as she lifted her gaze to the sky. The moon shone brilliantly above, its light spilling silver across the clearing. Fara’s voice dropped, almost like a whispered prayer. “I just hope this whole charade with the Hunters passes before the Eclipse.” My head snapped toward her. “The Eclipse?” She nodded gravely. “Yes, Franco. During the Eclipse, we werewolves are powerless. We can’t rely on our wolves—the bond weakens, their strength fades. On that day, only you and Devon can keep us safe. Only you both.”

“Exactly my point. But every book I saw, heck even all the search engines say the same thing. Odhal does not exist. A thing parents say to scare kids. That’s all.” “Phones are not allowed in Kingsbury, how did you browse it? Naz asked. “Turned into a mouse and left the school to go to the town’s library.” He said it like it was nothing, Leon had to be a species of his own. I took a deep breath. My head tried to keep track of my chaotic thoughts. It didn’t make sense, nothing did. Could it be that they were being cryptic? What exactly was it? “The eclipse,” Nazeera called out, fingers pointing to a page in the book. “It happens once in a lifetime. The last one happened six thousand years ago.

He wasn’t fine. The first time it really hit me was during a mission. We were clearing a building, trying to secure a supply drop before nightfall. It was supposed to be a simple job, but nothing had gone as planned. The infected had surrounded us quicker than expected. Ethan was at the front, using his powers to keep them at bay. His energy blasts shot out in rapid succession, clearing paths for us to retreat. But I could see the strain in his eyes, the way his body shook every time he fired.

now he was moving because of me? “That doesn’t make sense,” I whispered. “I’ve never even seen him. I’m not even... I haven’t even—” I couldn’t bring myself to say shifted. The word lodged in my throat like a thorn. “You were born during the eclipse,” Lyanna said quietly. I blinked, stunned. “What?” “The eclipse,” Orion confirmed. “A rare one. It happened the night you were born, and it’s not a coincidence. Your birth aligned with a time when the veil between this world and the ancient forces was at its thinnest. That night... marked you.”

He was to the northeast, about fifty yards into the forest. Close enough to reach me quickly. Far enough not to give away the ambush. "What if he doesn't come?" Elena asked. "He'll come. He's been hunting lunar wolves for three hundred years. He won't pass up the chance at two of us during a lunar eclipse." I looked up at the moon. The shadow was beginning to creep across its surface. "The eclipse will be total in about an hour. If Thaltos is coming, it'll be soon." We waited in tense silence. Minutes crawled past. The eclipse advanced. The clearing grew darker as the moonlight faded.

I arched my brows at her in confusion. "Tomorrow is the solar eclipse. In a total eclipse, the disk of the Sun will be fully obscured by the Moon. That time if she sacrificed your daughter's life then she just won't become immortal she will get Lianna's power along with Amara's blessing. Then she will become the most powerful evil creature and a disaster." Anna gasped in shock. "Then what will we do now?" She asked in a worried tone. "You have got your powers. Now start doing training so that you would cultivate the powers of the new elements you got." I looked at her confused.

Afterward, we moved to the living room, the TV flickering with news about the festival. “The streets are going to be packed tomorrow,” Jenna said, watching the screen. “They’re calling it the biggest turnout in a decade.” Kat, staring out the window at the city lights, spoke suddenly. “I overheard chatter on the way in. Some of the northern packs are heading here.” “For the festival?” I asked. “No.” Kat’s voice sharpened. “For what happens during it. Tomorrow night isn’t just a solstice. It’s a Blood Moon. A total eclipse.”