Uranus Sailor Neptune Novels & Stories

To her, the runes had little or no effect against the negative degrees. This place was dark with a perpetual night sky and lots of thick clouds swirling across it, a constant blizzard blew throughout. They had entered this horrible planet through Sabine's door in her living room. Yeah, you heard right. A freaking door that shimmered with light brought them to this planet called Uranus. Not a plane, a rocket, or one of those fancy technological inventions. Just a bag of pixie dust and some enchantments. If she survived this blistering cold and returned back alive, she would ask Sabine to take her in as an apprentice. She wanted to learn some witchcraft stuff and be a badass witch.

Erebus asked in such a genuine voice that it almost sounded like he was really curious about the answer. "BECAUSE --" The voice broke. Uranus obviously took a deep breath before she opened her mouth again, "Are you aware that it's forbidden to go up there?!" "Apparently I didn't." Erebus said with laughter so obvious in his voice that it irritated Uranus again. "Get the hell down here!" Uranus yelled, not able to hold back her anger any longer. "Yes, ma'am." Erebus let out a light laugh, "At your command."

Earth-shaker Neptune swung his mighty trident to clear a space about himself. "I claim you for the sea," he said. "You are sea-born and thus belong to me. I offer you grottos, riddles, gems, fair surfaces, dark surroundings. I offer you variety. Drowned sailors, typhoons, sunsets. I offer you secrets. I offer you riches that the earth does not know...power more subtle, more fluid than the dull fixed land. Come with me, and be Queen of the Sea."

This wonderful moment was cut short when Mila asked a question. "Prince Arthur, where are the two kings of Neptune and Uranus?" Prince Arthur's smile had turned bitter, and his eyes were fixed on Elora. He took a long breath to calm himself before delivering the dreadful news. "Unfortunately, King Abaddon was able to vanquish both of them alone; even I was surprised that he possessed such incredible powers!"

“Can someone translate that into normal language.” Severiel answers. “It means the probe has multiple minds.” Matteo blinks. “Multiple minds.” “Yes.” The angel folds his arms. “One for navigation. One for observation. One for communication. Possibly more.” Ezra’s voice sharpens. “And Aidan must fool all of them.” “Yes.” Matteo groans. “That seems unfair.” I ignore them and keep focusing. The signal pulses faintly somewhere far beyond the orbit of Neptune. Even from this distance I can sense the structure of it.

I'm engulfed by his huge body, every part that comes in contact with him fires up. My wolf purrs inside my head, loving her mates touch. I want to melt in his arms, I slowly raise my arms to reciprocate the hug but a sudden image of Theo flashes in my mind making me open my eyes, I push him away quiet harshly. Dominic looks taken aback by my gesture, he looks at me and than towards his vacant open arms "don't touch me" I warn pointing my finger at him. "I am not your mate! I am Alpha Theodore's mate. I am Luna Celeste of the Red moon pack" I announce with my head held high.

2460, Kishkindha, Neptune The mountain range entirely covered the northern hemisphere of Neptune. Range formed with the collection of many mountains attached eternally. Neptune's atmosphere was composed of hydrogen and helium, also considered an ice giant. The southern hemisphere of the planet had a dark spot. The astronomical symbol of the planet was the trident. Trident suggested three characteristics of life: Rajsika, Tamsika and Satvika. Also, Shiva, the destroyer, held the trident in his hand for fighting and defeating the negativity present in the Universe. He suggested that no one in the Universe owned the single property in him or neither altogether. The symbol of the planet indicate

Yet now, Neptune's revelation threatens to shatter that fragile dream. Neptune ascends to the airgarden, to recatch his breath, seeking solace and a temporary respite from the intensity of the moment. Posiden, perpetually composed, raises his hand in a sign of pause, signaling a temporary halt in the proceedings until Neptune's return. The room falls into a hushed silence, a collective breath held as they patiently await Neptune's reappearance.

When Ash didn't say anything, he continued. "As you see, you were right about your hunch that it was a public place and the horizon. But there's just so many places around in Wausau that meets the criteria. But if you added the line "Neptune that divides the east and the west", it narrows down our selection. The term "Neptune" is often used as a metaphor or a description for oceans, or sometimes a body of a water—"

Lydia said. He turned instantly, a flash of relief crossing his face. “Lydia.” She stepped beside him and slid her hand into the crook of his arm. “Sorry I’m late. I didn’t want to keep my Alpha waiting.” Nina’s smile faltered. “And you are?” “I’m Lydia,” she said sweetly. “Knox’s mate. His Luna. I think you’ve heard of me—or is something else the matter?” There was a pause—thick, uncomfortable silence as the word Luna settled into the space between them.