Romans & histoires Solar Eclipse Fnaf

Jean held her youngest daughter close as she reassured her. “I don’t understand mom, how did the barrier fail?” “I don’t kno-“ she was cut off in her reply as her eyes shot up toward the darkening sky, her green eyes widened in horror. “No, it can’t be,” Alexa followed her gaze and landed on the solar eclipse, almost complete as the moon and the sun met. “An eclipse?” she asked confusedly. “How could they have known? There’s no way,” Jean sprung up as she watched the eclipse complete, and the world plunged into complete darkness.

All these predictions will happen on the day of the full solar eclipse. Some hundred years ago, all these predictions happened precisely. But the United Nations salvaged what remained, plants, animals, infrastructures, and humans. Oceans dried up to reveal lands that connected the continents, remaining water parts turned into seas and lakes. Mountains were wiped out, replaced by rocks, towers of rocks. The Earth once again connected. Some hundred years had passed since then, one fateful day, two children were born on the night of the Lunar eclipse. One with the blessing of the moon and the other with the blessing of the sun.

she said softly. He didn’t need to ask who. Nova murmured quietly in Selene’s mind. “The eclipse is close. I can feel it in my bones.” Selene nodded to no one. “It’s tonight, or tomorrow.” Theoden didn’t move. “Atlas feels it too.” Selene glanced up at the sky. The moon was high already, pale in the daylight, but it looked off. Dimmer somehow. A veil beginning to fall. “You think it’ll help us?” she asked.

Rohan asked. “What prophecy?” I asked. “An old prophecy warns: When sun and moon embrace the sky, the sisters shall meet again. The world will bow to one, and burn for the other.” “And how do the sun and moon meet?” I asked. “An eclipse.” “But that’s never happened,” Rohan said. “But it will soon.” “When exactly?” I asked. “The exact date is unknown, but Solara is attacking. It has to be soon.” “So she’s the one behind all this?” I asked.

I grabbed the only things I owned a torn shawl, a piece of bread, and the faded picture of my parents. Above me, I could hear the music of the celebration, the laughter, the dancing, the cheers for the new Alpha and his Luna. While they rejoiced, I was preparing to vanish. I looked up at the small crack in the ceiling where moonlight leaked through. “Moon Goddess,” I whispered. “Please. If you can hear me… just give me one more chance to live.” Helena stirred inside me, her eyes glowing faintly through my reflection in the puddle beside me.

Lydia said to her uncle, who sighed in relief. Luna Alice patted her daughter’s arm. “Lydia, let’s go greet some of the Lunas and leave the men to talk,” she said, leading her daughters away. Alpha Damon had wanted to speak with them, but as soon as they left, a handful of Alphas crowded around him, clearly waiting for him to be free. “Hey, I can tell you’re nervous,” Luna Alice said as soon as they were out of sight. Blake grumbled, “Well, I think—"

But it troubled him—troubled him to know something bad might be happening with Sheera. "The prophecy, Alpha," Mortha replied with a worried expression. "I have yet to gather more information on it, but I can feel it drawing close. Also, we'll be having the Eclipse moon in a short time from now." The Eclipse moon was a rare time when the sun usually met with the moon, causing darkness during the day or daylight during the night. It was very rare and only happened once in centuries. And indeed, it was close. "What bothers you about the Eclipse moon?" Keegan asked.

“Eliza said that he is a really good wolf.” Nathan smiled and nodded. “He is. He is going to be pissed at me. I’ve been shutting him down for days.” I sighed and looked toward the Moon Goddess. She wasn’t here anymore. I furrowed my eyebrows and looked around. “Where is she?” Nathan mumbled. I shrugged and looked back at him. “How do we go back?” he asked, looking around the field. I didn’t know that either. At least not until I felt a push that made me gasp.

An obsidian stone is inside my seal, and the guards fall over themselves to let us inside once they know who I am. The wall is ridiculously tall, made of thick, reinforced steel. I crane my neck back, move my hair back to see it all. The portly guard pulls a lever, and a portion of it lowers. Clunky and groaning, the ice flys out, the gate forcing its way open. The gate lowers completely, warm water slowly trickles out, and the inside of Estate Eclipse is steaming. I grab onto Dante and he helps me past the blocks of ice until we cross the other side of the gate.

He trails off as a lazy smile crosses his lips, then he turns his head to look at me. "Kaede has figured out a way for me to claim you and accept you into my pack without a full moon," he says. This little bit of news blows everything else out of the water, and I feel my eyes widen in surprise and my heartbeat race in anticipation. "What? How? I thought the ritual needed to be done on a full moon only?" I asked, dying to know what this would entail. "Kaede informed me that she can do the ritual on the day of an eclipse, and as luck would have it, a hybrid eclipse will occur this coming Friday." He says, the smile not leaving his face.