Zodiac Scenarios Novels & Stories

All of these young Royals across the breadth of Zodia, carry the hopes of the Gods on their tiny shoulders and they are not even aware of it. It is not only the Tigers that are showing promise, at the time that Lilliana and Drake finally succumbed to their desire for one another, there was a mass spike in the magical forces in Zodia. This wave was witnessed by the Gods as all across the world a butterfly effect took place, enabling the rebirth of the connection to the old magic for so many others. Jacob is one of many of his generation that will now be in line to drive forward the new world order. The Tigers, Wolves, Rabbits and Boars, will all be watched closely over the next few years to s

A sense of unease settles, and the people are left wondering how long peace will remain in Zodia. For the next one hundred years the Mother Dragon looks down in sadness at a world watching as the lights gradually disappear. They held such promise but once again, have lost their way. As she prepares to gather the aspects together once again, she is surprised to find that not all hope may be lost after all.

] I rolled my eyes, wondering, ‘Thor the Tiger, is that really the plan? [That’s not right! You can’t bite the hand that feeds you. The one who ought to die is the zoo director. He ate my sister!] Suzy the Peacock squawked in a panic.

Zompano asked out aloud for the witches around him to answer. “Alpha, the Red Moon Night can happen any time and can not be predicted,” one of the witches stepped in front and answered. “Yes Alpha and we believe that the prophecy has a deeper meaning to it than what layman understands it. The prophecy’s actual words are that the Zorean Pack’s existence shall be wiped off in this millennium by a creature who shall neither be single in number nor multiple, who shall be neither a man nor a woman and kill the Zorean Supremo neither at day nor at night, neither inside nor outside, neither in the sky nor on the ground, with no weapon made of the living or the non living and finally, the deed shall

The dress gracefully covered her neck, with the fabric draping down her bare back, adding to her elegance. Today was an important day for Lydia. After months of preparation, she hoped everything would go well. She had long anticipated this moment, a day when she would finally belong to someone who shared a part of her soul. Someone who would understand her pain, become her life, and be her fated mate. The thought gave her a thrill. For two years, since turning eighteen and gaining her wolf, Circe, she had waited for this day. While most she-wolves met their mates in school, Lydia’s journey was different.

“I thrashed them.” “I don't care if it was thrashed, I'm more concerned about what happened on the night of the red moon.” Zoya's tone turned serious, and she was speaking without moving her lips—using the subtle skill of private speech only I could hear. I turned my head slightly. “What happened?” “You know what I’m talking about,” she paused. “Your demons surface on every red moon. You become beastly… feral. Nobody comes close to you or the castle a week before or days after.”

"I played with relationships. I tried to prove myself. I wanted everyone to shut up. I wanted to prove that I, Luke Bennett, was not a joke. "I did not really mean to break up with you, Emily. "I only wanted to finish the bet with Madison quickly so I could have a chance to work with your father." The sun stung my eyes. "Luke, I heard what all of you said in the banquet hall that night. "I was a Scorpio. Your eleventh girlfriend. "I was just one step in your game. "But I remember grudges. "Now that you are saying all this, I only find it ridiculous.

Zayna didn't get to Fourteen, she didn't even stay a week because the third day into her marriage she died, apparently her husband had forced his way into her and she practically bled to death. Mariam cringed at the remembrance, her body vibrated when she thought of herself being in that situation, causing her to develop a fear of getting married. She had lived her sixteenth year in dread that her father would one day speak to her of her marriage, but it never happened. Then she turned eighteen, many of her friends had gotten married at that age but she wasn't, so it some how didn't come as a total surprise when her father made mention of her marriage now that she was turning twenty. She kne

As the applause died down, I took a deep breath and leaned over to him. “Let’s go mingle. It’s part of the job, right?” Favian raised an eyebrow but nodded. “Very well.” We descended from the stage, arm in arm again, and began moving through the crowd. Alphas and Lunas from various packs approached us, offering congratulations. Some looked genuinely pleased, while others seemed curious or even wary. It was all part of the game. I smiled, exchanged pleasantries, and shook hands, trying to keep my nerves in check.