Man, Sollux and Eridan are like two feral cats forced to share a space—constant hissing, occasional swipes, but no real resolution. I always got the vibe that their feud was less about actual hatred and more about mismatched coping mechanisms. Sollux deflects with sarcasm; Eridan lashes out with dramatics. Their worst moments (Eridan's murder attempt, Sollux's relentless mockery) overshadow any tiny glimpses of understanding, like when they briefly work together during the trolls' session. But 'Homestuck' isn't big on tidy fixes, and their arcs take them in totally different directions. Eridan spirals into villainy; Sollux gets wrapped up in his own doomed prophecies. By the end, they're just... not relevant to each other anymore.
What's interesting is how the fandom fills that gap. Some see their rivalry as secretly affectionate—like kids who don't know how to say 'I care.' Others lean into the tragedy of two messed-up trolls who could've helped each other if they'd stopped posturing. There's this one fanfic where they bond over shared loneliness, and it almost makes me forgive canon for leaving things unresolved. Almost.
Sollux and Eridan's dynamic is peak 'Homestuck' chaos—full of bite but no real closure. They snipe, they fight, Eridan literally tries to kill him, and then... nothing. The story moves on, leaving their tension dangling. It's fitting, in a way. Not every conflict gets a resolution, especially in a universe as sprawling and messy as this one. Their last interactions are still soaked in mutual irritation, with Sollux dismissing Eridan and Eridan being, well, Eridan. Maybe in another timeline, they could've found common ground, but this isn't that timeline. Sometimes trolls just don't make up.
Sollux and Eridan's relationship in 'Homestuck' is one of those messy, unresolved threads that fans still debate. They start off as rivals, with Sollux's smug arrogance clashing hard against Eridan's fragile ego and entitlement. Their interactions are a mix of petty insults and occasional violence, like when Eridan straight-up shoots Sollux during their session. But here's the thing—there's never a clear moment where they sit down and hash things out. The narrative moves forward, and their dynamic just... fizzles out. Eridan's later actions (you know, the whole 'betraying everyone' thing) kinda seal the deal. By the time the story wraps up, they're not exactly enemies, but there's no heartwarming reconciliation either. It's frustrating in a way that feels very 'Homestuck'—relationships don't always get neat endings.
That said, fanworks LOVE exploring what could've been. I've read some great comics where they tentatively bond over shared insecurities or post-scratch shenanigans. The fandom's headcanons often soften Eridan's edges or give Sollux a reason to drop the sarcasm long enough for them to connect. But canonically? Nah. They're stuck in that weird limbo where their last on-screen interaction is more 'mutual disdain' than anything else. It's a shame, because their dynamic had potential—imagine if they'd teamed up properly instead of just sniping at each other!
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Redemption of The Dragon Prince
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All Carnelia Majere wants is to live happily ever after with her handsome Dragon Prince, Primus. To grow old watching their children grow.
But the universe has other plans.
Torn from the loving embrace of her mate, and leaving her children behind, Carnelia is forced into slavery by her twisted sisters Lyra, Cosima, and Nova, who use her as a weapon to defeat the dragons who have enslaved their people and killed their parents--Primus' kingdom! Hated as a traitor to her people, Carnelia's life becomes irreversibly changed when she is placed on the Southern throne as the Sun Queen, the sworn enemy of her mate's nation.
Difficult choices await her as she and her prince as they find themselves in separate parts of the world on opposite sides of a brewing war.
But despite the odds, a love like theirs cannot be denied. Even if it means burning down the world to bring them back together again.
THIS IS THE THIRD and FINAL BOOK in the DRAGON PRINCE series which also includes "Sacrificed to The Dragon Prince" and "Reclaiming My Beloved Dragon Prince" .
When Aria was forced to sell her first night on the Auction three years ago, she never thought that she would find her true mate, Derek, on the Auction – The powerful Alpha heir of Silverstone Pack. Derek took her home and gave her everything, except claiming her as his Luna.
After three years of being Derek’s secret lover, Aria found herself fall in love with her mate. But Derek abruptly terminated their contract when his childhood sweetheart Natalie Windsor, the Alpha heir of Windsor Pack, came back. Aria found that she was just a substitute.
What was even more, Aria was informed that she had only six months to live due to a fatal heart condition. She decided to leave Derek and enjoy her last moments of life. The powerful Alpha went crazy when he discovered that his mate left him forever. He searched for Aria all around the world and begged her to come back.
No one knew that Aria was actually not a fragile Omega, but a legendary rare white wolf whose real power would be fully awakened after experiencing death.
Can Aria maintain her dignity in the face of rejection from her true mate? Will Aria forgive Derek when the powerful Alpha begged her to come back? Can she awaken her true power?
She was brought in as a maid. She left as a ghost.
Lara was seven years old when she adopted to the Wildfang wolf clan with nothing — no family and no wolf. Until the Alpha's son sat beside her one day and said, "I will protect you."
She believed him and that was her first mistake.
Years later, the wolf shaman declared Lara was Lucien's destined mate. His Luna, which was chosen by the moon goddess herself and so they got married.
But Lucien never believed it was real. To him, Lara was a former maid with no wolf and no status who had used a prophecy as a ladder to climb above her place. So he kept her close enough to call her Luna and far enough away to make sure she felt every inch of that distance in a cold and dismissive manner.
When Lara discovers she is pregnant, she thinks for just one moment that maybe this changes things. Until she overhears Lucien ordering the doctor to terminate it.
She didn't scream, rather she made an impromptu decision.
So, she left.
What neither of them knows yet is that Lara was never an orphan and not a nobody they all agreed she was.
She is the long-lost daughter of Alpha Darius Rowan — the most powerful Alpha of the Moon Shade wolf clan, who has been searching for her for over twenty years.
The woman who walked out of Wildfang with nothing walks back into a legacy that was always hers.
And six years from now, when the Alpha conclave brings them face to face again, Lucien will be standing across the room preparing a gift for the mysterious new female Alpha everyone is talking about.
He has no idea who she is.
Aubrey longed for just one night of pleasure with the Alphas son in bid to get him out of her system and what better day could it be to do so than the night before his wedding? Especially if he was the one that had initiated it.
What was meant to be a night of secret pleasure turns into a scandal and ruins Aiden's wedding hereby causing his Coronation to be held on a standstill, to Aiden's dismay.
Her claim of having a night with him as the pictures indicated angered him and, fueled with anger Aiden disgraced and slutshames her.
In shame and unknowingly pregnant, Audrey is forced to flee her home and leave her life behind.
Years later, a knock interrupts the usual banter of her children, only to discover that her presence is needed to cure the land of the pandemic threatening clear the existence of werewolves.
Aubrey, now a famous and renowned doctor and married to Hayden, the man that had held her today when she felt like she had no one.
They are a little bit too late as she had moved on and wasn't about to let go of the only thing that had kept her normal over the years.
The brothers who once betrayed her in their different ways now find themselves at odds - one seeking her forgiveness, and the other hoping to use her for his ends but amidst their differences both of them share a common goal, getting her back by all means.
A choice must be made, The Angel, Devil, or the man that had been there for her at her weakest, or why not all?
Audrey must decide whether she can let go of the past before it affects everything and everyone around her.
I Was Your Dying Omega, Now I'm Your Sovereign Alpha
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Every she-wolf in Crescent Ridge knew the Nightwood name. Lola did not.
She grew up in the pack orphanage with no bloodline sponsor, no rich family background, no seat among the pack’s royalties. Some wolves were born into power. Others had to fight for every inch.
Lola fought. She worked day and night, building something out of nothing until the Moon Goddess finally blessed her with a fated mate—Alpha Tristain Herdez. He was Powerful, respected, desired by every she-wolf.
Five years after their wedding, their house was still empty. The pack physician revealed the
truth: Tristain could never father a child.
Lola kept his secret and buried herself in work, building a company that all of Texas admired.
Then she collapsed during a press conference.
Stage four cancer. Less than a year to live.
While she prepared to leave a legacy behind, Tristain returned home one day with a newborn, claiming the baby was abandoned at the pack gate.
But the child had Tristain’s face and her best friend’s eyes.
And Lola was running out of time to uncover the truth.
When Maya walks away from Alvarez, she thinks she’s freeing herself from a toxic love. But love doesn’t die easily. Alvarez refuses to let go, torn between rage and longing, while a new man steps into Maya’s life — calm, patient, everything Alvarez never was. Caught between memory and possibility, Maya must face the truth: can broken love be fixed, or is it better left behind?
Sollux and Eridan are absolutely canon in 'Homestuck'—like, no question about it. They're two of the most fascinating trolls in the whole story, and their dynamic is a mess in the best way possible. Sollux, with his dual-colored eyes and split personality, brings this chaotic energy that contrasts so sharply with Eridan's dramatic, self-centered flair. Their interactions are a rollercoaster of insults, power struggles, and weirdly poignant moments. I mean, who could forget Eridan's whole 'prince of hope' shtick crashing headfirst into Sollux's nihilism? It's like watching a train wreck you can't look away from.
What really cements their canonicity is how integral they are to the plot. Sollux's tech skills and psychic abilities play a huge role in the trolls' survival, while Eridan's... well, Eridan's decisions have consequences, let's just say that. Their arcs intersect with the main narrative in ways that feel unavoidable, not just tacked on. Plus, Andrew Hussie's art and writing leave zero ambiguity—these two are as canon as it gets. Even their ship, as toxic as it is, has this cult following because of how raw and real their conflict feels.
Sollux and Eridan's dynamic in 'Homestuck' is one of those love-to-hate relationships that keeps fans glued to the screen. At first glance, they seem like polar opposites—Sollux with his dual-colored eyes and tech-savvy, sarcastic demeanor, and Eridan with his princely theatrics and volatile emotions. Their interactions are a mix of petty squabbles and genuine tension, often fueled by Eridan's insecurity and Sollux's refusal to take him seriously. I love how their rivalry escalates during the trolls' early chats, where Sollux mocks Eridan's obsession with romance and royalty, while Eridan lashes out with dramatic insults. It's almost like watching two kids in a sandbox, except the sandbox is a doomed timeline and the stakes are cosmic.
What really fascinates me is how their dynamic shifts later in the story. Eridan's descent into violence and Sollux's growing detachment create this eerie distance between them. There's a moment where Eridan outright betrays the group, and Sollux's reaction is more resigned than angry—like he saw it coming. It's a tragedy wrapped in irony, because for all their bickering, they never really understand each other. Their last interactions are haunting, especially when you consider how much of their conflict was just performative ego clashes. Makes me wonder what could've been if they'd actually talked instead of sniped.
Sollux and Eridan’s dynamic in 'Homestuck' is this messy, charged thing—like two cats hissing at each other but secretly circling the same sunbeam. Sollux’s dual-toned sarcasm and Eridan’s princely entitlement clash constantly, but there’s a weird magnetism there. Remember that time Eridan tried to blast him during the trolls’ game sessions? Sollux just scoffed and deflected it like it was nothing. Their rivalry isn’t just petty; it’s layered with insecurity and power plays. Eridan wants respect but lashes out, while Sollux acts aloof but low-key enjoys the drama. They’re opposites in personality—Sollux’s nihilistic tech-bro vibes versus Eridan’s theatrical despair—but that’s what makes their interactions crackle.
What fascinates me is how their relationship mirrors their quadrants. Eridan’s unreciprocated flushed feelings for Feferi bleed into his bitter interactions with Sollux, who’s too busy with his own kismesis tension with Karkat to care. It’s like they’re stuck in a loop of mutual irritation, but neither can fully ignore the other. Even in fanworks, artists love exaggerating their snarky exchanges or imagining rare moments of grudging teamwork. Their dynamic isn’t about resolution; it’s about the tension itself, all sharp edges and unresolved energy.