Twilight Eclipse Jasper Novels & Stories

The moon golden at dawn, turn purple just before sunset in the rainy season, sometimes has white and black stripes created by volcanic ash, calm and clear sometimes attended by only a single cloud And Stormie and his men coupled with Willard were heading to Ecrin City, they have already taken about an hour, thirty minutes on the mission, and the funniest part of it is that they barely know the place they are going and with the help of Willard, the palace guard of King Pontius, of Ecrin city, they were able to find their way into the land.

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.

“Thanks Miranda. I’ll teach her.” Sunlight filtered through the branches, casting shifting patterns on the earth as Raven, Damien, Cora, and Jasper stepped into a small clearing. “This should be far enough,” Damien said, glancing around before nodding approvingly. “No distractions. No accidents.” Jasper’s excitement grew. “I don’t know! Make me super strong! Or run really fast! Or wait, what about invisibility?” He bounced on his feet. “Yeah! Try to make me invisible!” Raven frowned. “Jasper, maybe we should..”

Once I convince him, it is easier for me to believe it myself. “Dude, I got a treat for you.” Jasper’s face appears, shading me from the sun. His tan skin makes his smile look extra white and his dark blonde hair is being bleached by the sun. I yawn with a growl and give a big stretch. “How are you not hung over?”

Day 15 of The Gladiator Games TALA “Eloise! Tala!” Jasper's frantic voice could be heard along with his hurried footsteps. We didn’t get a chance to see him yesterday and he had put a block up to us. So when he sent us a mind link early in the morning to meet him at our usual nook in the library, Eloise and I had rushed here. “Jasper, what’s wrong?” My friend rushed to his side quickly seeing the panic in his eyes and the distress that his whole posture held. His light green eyes were rimmed red from exhaustion and his brown hair was ruffled like he had been grabbing it all night.

It was right at the center of it all, with an unobstructed view of the entire venue. "You can stay here. The show will start soon," Jasper said with a smile. "Try not to wander off. There are a lot of people, and it's easy for the little one to get jostled." "Thank you," Amelia said. "You go ahead, don't worry about us." "Call me if you need anything." After Jasper left, Amelia settled into the stand. With the view stretching out before her, her gaze fell on a jet in the distance. The Eos X7 looked flawless in its flight, and it was already nominated multiple times at the exhibition.

Waverly picked up the alarm clock next to her: 4:00pm. "Cr*p! Sawyer, wake up!" Sawyer moaned and turned over on his side of the bed. "Five minutes." She grabbed the comforter and threw it off of them, jumping out of bed. "We can't do five more minutes," she said, rushing to grab the closest robe. "The eclipse? Our ceremony? Sunset is in an hour." Waverly threw a robe at him and tossed her own on. "Let's go!" Sawyer sat up, rubbing his eyes. "Alright, I'm up." His eyes squinted and he smiled. "Might I add, how great you look right now?"

I was just caught unawares. Celeste started providing security to the wealthy packs. I learned of this when I visited Alpha Adolf of the Oregon Wolf Howlers Pack and tried to enter his territory. Once I and my Beta entered the boundary of the pack's territory, we were thrown into the air as thousands of silver daggers stabbed us as we fell slowly back to earth. One of the daggers had stabbed my right eye. The silver burned through my eye and when I pulled out the dagger, the fluid from my eyeball gushed out. Now, I wear a patch over my right eye and live with horrible scars on my face and body, a constant reminder of Celeste.

As he returned to his lab to focus on subduing the zombie toxins, he looked at the clock and hoped that his lack of showing that night would spur her into finding a new lover. **** Jasper lifted his face from his forearms as they rested on his lab table and looked out of the oversized window that dominated the outer wall of the room. The deep red, pink, and orange blending into the dark blue that laced the skyline escorting in the day promised that the weather would be as tumultuous as his mood. The numbers on the small digital clock near his elbow turned to display that it was five in the morning. He’d had exactly two hours sleep.

He bows his head to us, and retreat back into the shadows. “Ah! Isaiah, Ivy. This is Jasper, he is Solari’s son, the Sun Goddess, a fox shifter and here to teach Ivy everything about her powers. He knows what is at stake, and he’ll help. You can trust him. We do.” Isaiah and I look at Jasper, who gives us both a bright smile. This day keeps getting interesting.