What Chapter Does The Eclipse Happen Berserk Novels & Stories

Sandro nodded, waiting for Clarisse to continue, his eyes scanning the gathering and then returning to Clarisse, who was gazing at the moon. "There is a Cataclysmic event known as the Luminous Eclipse. Just as the fire influences the Phoenixes and the moon, the werewolves, the luminous eclipse disrupted the natural order of the celestial energies, creating a surge that affects the moon and the fire influence on both creatures." "Technically, we were both faced with threats," Sandro commented.

I fell heavily to the ground, passing out at once. ************************************************ Melissa's POV The sun had finally set, I found myself seated at the pack garden as I stared right into space, my head filled with the words of Nelson. I can't let him go with me. I can't let him know what is happening to me? What if something happens? How am I going to react towards it and I still can't understand why he intends to ping along with me. I sigh deeply, tugging my hair behind my left ear. The cold air of the night was so intense that it swayed my hair in different directions but I didn't care.

Kael’s POV The air grew heavy, thick with the tension of a fight that had gone on for far too long. Marcus was on the ground, blood staining his fur, his breaths shallow but defiant. Henry and I stood over him, panting but resolute. Victory was within our grasp, yet I couldn’t shake the sense that it wasn’t over. Not yet. Just as I prepared to deliver the final blow, the world shifted. The sun, bright and unyielding, dimmed. Shadows stretched across the battlefield, and within moments, the day plunged into darkness. A solar eclipse.

"The eclipse. It's more than just an astronomical event, isn't it?" Lysandra sighed, "In the world of seers, the eclipse represents a time when the veil between realms is at its thinnest. If Moros harnesses its energy, he could amplify his power a hundredfold." Dupree, his face grim, added, "Then we need to be ready. We need to gather our allies and prepare for the coming storm." Don Julio turned to me, placing a reassuring hand on my shoulder. "You and Eryx are key to this battle. But you don’t have to face it alone."

I grab Kaziel's face, forcing his gaze towards mine. "Stay with me," I plead. "You can’t let it take you now." His fingers twitch weakly. And right in that instant, the sky outside darkens unnaturally fast. My eyes go wide as realization hits me. The eclipse. Kira gasps. "It's happening now! Dani, we have to begin the ritual!”

Caelan moaned loudly, not bothered by the echoes in the room. Whether it was how thick Ryker's cock was and how he constantly rammed into his prostate making Caelan see stars, or how tight Caelan's hole was, repeatedly hugging Ryker’s cock causing him to see lights as well, no one knows why they didn't notice the flash of a camera as someone took a picture of them.

His body twitched once. Twice. Then stilled. Silence crashed down over the battlefield. Not awe. Not terror. Finality. I stood over him, chest heaving, shadows slowly receding back into my skin as the eclipse settled— not sleeping, not gone, but balanced. Around us, Corrupters screamed as their connection snapped, many collapsing outright, others fleeing in blind panic. The east was broken. I was completely naked now and I turned slowly, taking in the field. Palace warriors stared at me with bloodied faces and wide eyes. Rebels hesitated, weapons lowering with uncertainty rippling through their ranks. Somewhere behind me, Liam rose unsteadily to his feet.

Today marked the beginning of a new Chapter—a Chapter where I would stop doubting myself and embrace the abilities bestowed upon me. But as the minutes passed and Elijah failed to appear, a sense of unease crept over me. The field was eerily quiet, save for the rustling of leaves in the breeze. I decided to search for him, but before I could start, a young pack member came running toward me, his face pale and voice trembling. “They were attacked in the forest last night,” he said breathlessly. “Two of our pack members. They’re in bad shape.” My stomach dropped. Without another word, I sprinted toward the healer’s house. As I neared, I could hear the muffled cries of pack members and murmured

Selene’s breath caught as her vision blurred—blinding gold blooming at the edge of her sight. Theoden gasped, the fire on his skin rising, flickering uncontrollably. “Selene, I—” “I know.” Their wolves howled—not aloud, not in their throats, but in their spirits. A shared cry of power, of unity. And then— The eclipse hit full. Darkness fell. And light exploded. Golden light and golden fire burst from Selene and Theoden, filling the clearing, blinding everyone—friend and foe alike. The rogues screamed. The warriors shielded their eyes. The trees trembled. The door pulsed in rhythm with their bodies, stronger than ever before.

The sky would turn, the gate would open, and every prophecy tied to that cursed eclipse would come calling. Below me, I could feel my daughter stir in her crib. Her energy—her power—rose like steam from the earth. She felt the eclipse approaching, too. And somewhere, beyond this world, so did Lilith. Sleep came only because I let it drag me under. I thought maybe I’d rest for a moment, gathering strength. But when I closed my eyes, I fell fast—and deep. I wasn’t in my room. I wasn’t in any part of the waking world.