Uranus X Neptune Solarballs Novels & Stories

The return from the Moon was not met with the parades and celebrations that usually followed a successful mission for the Solar Union. Instead, a heavy, clinical silence blanketed the Nightfang Citadel. The eight canisters of stolen Helium-3 sat in shielded containment vats, glowing with a soft, blue efficiency, but the data Kael had brought back was a far more volatile fuel.

Right then, a classmate exclaimed, "Guys, let's go to the arts class! I heard there's a cool crystal ball that can project a universe onto the ceiling." "Universe? Crystal ball?" Jethro muttered, dragging Vance along. "That's it! Let's go watch!" The curtains in the arts experimental class were drawn, making the room dim. On Darren's desk sat a crystal ball with a universe scene inside it. Earth and countless shining stars were floating in liquid. "Darren, didn't you say it could show the Big Dipper?" a classmate said. "Show us!" Darren turned it on, transforming the ceiling into a deep blue expanse. A blue Earth floated within it, the Milky Way glittered, and the Big Dipper was clearly visi

Making sure they understood and backed down on their seat. We were back at the kitchen with all the food the brothers had found in another storage room that I hadn’t known existed. The food they found were quite a lot to last us for a few months here and back in Kósmima. Some of the food was already packed tightly and in a sturdy dark brown backpack. I had guessed that it was some kind of emergency food safely tucked away somewhere within the mansion. All the foods inside the bags were either canned and astronaut foods that just needed water to be eaten or heated.

“Do we still have a deal?” Rowan let out a sigh of relief and nodded. I smiled and slid my hand into his. “We do.” Uranus pointed to the greyed-out bubble. “You will have to be out in the open for the spell to work. This bubble doesn’t allow you to connect fully to me.” He smiled as he stepped back. “Cast your spell, godling. Out in the open for all to see. I will whisk your spell to the other packs.” Then he stepped out of the bubble, and his body drifted away like smoke.

he said, his eyes glinting with amusement. Pearl's eyes grew wide with surprise, her delicate features a picture of awe. "What? Millions? But they look so tiny," she exclaimed, her voice barely above a whisper. Eden's smile deepened, his refined nose twitching with pleasure. "Solis, which is another name for our own star, the Sun, can fit in more than 64 million moons in it, and 1.3 million Earths. And that's not the most remarkable thing – Solis is regarded as a dwarf star compared to the others."

His body dropped dead on the ground. People stopped, and even the air stopped moving. I leaned toward the pack members gathered around and observed them through Nyra’s eyes. 'This is only the beginning, Neris,' Nyra murmured in my head. 'Someday, their children will come to you from all over the world to heal them. They will follow you as their Luna when you rescue them from their sworn enemy once again.'

The sky above the Sea of Salt did not just brighten; it ceased to be a sky and became a solid sheet of incinerating force. When the Sun-Forge at Solaria discharged its secondary beam—the "Scrubbing-Light"—the atmosphere itself seemed to scream. The nitrogen in the air ignited, creating a corridor of violet-white plasma that raced toward the stalled engine of Aethelgard.

I quickly looked away, too confused to speak. “Zara,” the Moonblood Alpha spoke up. “My name is Oliver, Alpha of the Moonblood Pack. Caleb and I have been friends since childhood. You might not know me, but I know you very well. I promise to be a good and caring husband to you.” Looking at him, he was just as attractive as Caleb. His voice was sweet, and somehow, his promise convinced me. I knew Caleb would never promise a woman such a thing. I looked at Caleb again, but I couldn't read his expression; he was just watching me. Elisa didn’t say a word, but she was smiling the entire time, and I couldn't process why.

But his body had reacted before his mind could catch up. The day after the full-moon raid, more chaos hit the council hall. Three Northlands packs abruptly canceled this month's trade. Their reasons were vague, just saying they wanted to wait and see. The elder responsible for negotiations was sweating bullets, spreading the returned letters across the table. "Alpha, our salt, pelts, and herbs are all tied up now. These packs have never broken a deal like this before." Damon flipped through the letters, frowning deeper with every passing second. "Keep sending people to negotiate."

Serene seems to get upset as well. "I'm sure he has an explanation for you. You cannot deny he loves you. From what Serene tells me, your fates have been entwined since the beginning of time. Give him time to explain. Meanwhile, take this." She hands me a ball with silver powder inside of it. "What is this" I asked her. "I created this to help you learn to control your energy. You must keep this ball with you until you learn to control your aura and bloodlust. Whenever your aura turns red, the ball will activate. The powder will drain your red and turn your aura back to white again."