Stella is a broken vessel, a Tribian star that falls every 500 years, who carries the fate of a shapeshifter named Chase and his kind. Chase is a shapeshifter destined to save his clan. Their paths crossed in an unprecedented occurrence, and they became star-crossed lovers. However, even if he was madly in love with the Tribian Star, would he be able to drain her life in order to save the clan that has yearned for peace for centuries? Would Stella finally break free of her eternal curse and find love in Chase's arms?
Lihat lebih banyakThe core, once a searing inferno, had transformed into a mesmerizing spectacle. A white dwarf, a circular tapestry of purest white, akin to ethereal smoke, emerged from the cosmic forge. Yet, within this celestial masterpiece, a profound shift unfurled. Threads of the smoky fabric darkened, becoming ebony strands woven from the fabric of death itself. As this transformation unfolded, fumes spiraled, giving birth to tendrils of smog and luminescence that waltzed in a cosmic dance.
Astonishingly, I felt not only the unraveling of the universe but the essence of my very being. Energy dissipated like morning mist under the first rays of dawn. My body, my essence, my soul—all dissolved into the ephemeral tendrils of the void.
A breathtaking realization washed over me.
I had perished.
Not unlike the countless deaths I'd endured before. This passing was but a fragment of the countless I'd faced—a normal cycle, an incessant fate I bore. Death was a well-worn garment, woven into my existence, its fibers intertwined with my soul. The past bore witness to my numerous deaths, each accompanied by rebirth—a perpetual choreography of demise and resurrection.
In the grand tapestry of existence, the cycle of life and death emerged as an unyielding thread. An unending loop, an eternal heartbeat.
As the cosmic ballet continued, I sensed my own vanishing approaching. My form receded, cloaked in the embrace of billowing clouds. Unseen, unnoticed—a disappearance as quiet as a sigh.
Yet, this departure brought no lamentations, no mournful cries. The winds carried no whispers of sorrow, no echoes of grief. Amid the solitude, only the faint hum of space reverberated, a cosmic serenade to mark my ethereal passage.
I am a star. A celestial entity fated to fade every fifty years.
A falling star.
A fallen star, whose descent grants desires—a cosmic dance of wish-fulfillment that unfolds without fail, an intricately woven performance that defies time.
Just as I fade, I am reborn—a tapestry woven anew. This cycle persists, relentless as the march of time.
Humans, like stars, bear the burden of mortality. Born to perish, stars and beings alike. We explode, we fall, we rise—our existence a catalyst for dreams, our descent a catalyst for hope.
In this ephemeral instant, I sense a radiant shroud enveloping my essence. The tender warmth of a nascent star kisses my form, each beam a caress upon my skin. This is the origin of my rebirth, a cocoon of luminous affection. I yearn for this serenity to linger, a gentle lullaby accompanying my journey.
But then, an abrupt shift shatters the tranquility. Gravity's invisible fingers tug as the star core draws near the terrestrial realm. Fragrances stir—hints of sea, wood, bloom, and honey—a symphony of life beckoning me. The world is alive, its pulse quickening in harmony with my own.
Excitement mingles with trepidation as the universe unfolds its embrace.
Life, fervent and unrelenting, summons my essence, demanding its offering. The words of my destiny whisper in the breeze, echoing a tale I've encountered countless times before.
And yet, uncertainty lingers. A myriad of sensations crash over me—a deafening explosion, a blinding brilliance, and the sensation of falling through the symphony of a celestial crescendo. All these elements converge, unfolding as a grand symphony upon a sandy stage.
Upon impact, the inferno that once consumed the world extinguishes. Only the full moon remains, a solitary witness to the spectacle that transpired—a cosmic cradle shattered, a journey fulfilled. I unfurl from my celestial cocoon with meticulous grace, my weightless form floating like a feather on the breeze.
With rebirth comes amnesia. My origins blur, my memories dissolving like morning mist beneath the sun's gaze. Past lives remain enigmatic, identities a tapestry woven of forgotten threads.
In contrast, my brain, like the ceaseless march of time, remains steadfast. Gradually, the present becomes past, and recollections fray. Memories, like whispers, vanish into obscurity, the marks of each existence slipping through my fingers.
And yet, my mind persists in its quest for understanding, an unceasing inquiry. Who am I? The question echoes, a mantra of uncertainty reverberating through my consciousness.
Continuously, relentlessly.
A realization dawns, one as illuminating as the brightest star. The truth unfurls—a realization woven into my very core.
I am no one.
A nameless wanderer, an enigma spun from cosmic threads, seeking purpose among the celestial tapestry.
Chase wished for her. Because fate had decreed that he would be the one to save the Tribe when evil seeded. For a long time, almost every living thing on the planet believed that this was the ultimate goal—he who would save us all. True. I'm guessing quite frequently. But, there are those people who selected the road to their own ruin. Either temporarily or indefinitely. He could have been one of the unlucky few. Be cautious of what you hope for. The rumors have it, but he didn't pay any heed. Chase did not beg a falling star to help him keep the tribe safe on the night in question. He merely desired to be content. The desire to find true love. He thought that true love had an eternal essence. He did. Stella descended from the stars the same night. His desire. Yet, if wishes could be granted, why didn't his hope for bliss and eternal love come true? Why did it tear him to shreds? Perhaps not all of our desires are granted; perhaps a meteor's fall does not magically fulfill all of
My mind was deluged with disturbing visuals. There appeared to be no living things. Nothing but an enormous void of darkness exists. Should we consider Tribes over at this point? Is this what my bleak visions of the future mean? So, this is it? "Chase," Mira muttered behind me. He clung to my arm, which he hadn't done in a long time because he hated me for losing Sandro. "Please tell me what you see, Isabel. Please let me know if you can see the photo of us... of Tribus." I stammered as I tried to speak. As thick black smoke gradually enveloped the entire dome, my entire system trembled. "I'm not seeing anything. I can't. Nothing is visible to me!" "This can't be happening," said Fina, who was standing behind me. The density of the dark smoke increased. None of the doom tree's limbs were visible to us. Our shared anxiety united us. Is it the end of everything? The last place I saw Chase, my eyes widened as I noticed a small light there. That is until the intensity of the storm
A strong breeze blew. Leaves, small branches, and sand fluttered in the breeze. The entire opening of that volcano was barely visible to me. Even with my glasses on, I fell asleep because my lashes are short. I leaned in close to Fabian and Stella. "Clypeus!" Mira begins to cast her spell. Then, gradually, a semitransparent, glass-like dome forms around us. Mira sat behind the sobbing Fabian, comforting his back. Many people see it as rude and hard, but there is a hint of sadness on its face. It is understanding. "She desired to live. I could see it in her eyes. She wanted to be with us, but fate had other plans." The man hugged Stella's body once more. "She's a pleasant person. I'm sorry for your loss, Fabian and Isa "Fina, who was sitting at Stella's feet, made a sad statement. Even though Fina's statement was brief, I could sense her sincerity. I was surprised to hear Mira sobbing behind Fabian. Perhaps he is sorry for what he did to Stella. Tears formed on the bridge of her ey
A piercing scream filled the volcano's mouth. Fighting with opponents had almost rendered me paralyzed. Chase here. I can hear his anguish from where I am. He's finished it. It has been completed. Stella has been drained to death by him. Stella... My dearest friend. She's left. She was consumed by both, as I have seen many times. All of my friends were being taken away from me by fate. Sandro. Myra. Oswin. Now Stella. Tears streamed down my cheeks gradually. I really wish we had more time. Stella exudes positivity. I wish it had ended differently. This is not the case. This is not the case. Chase yelled once more. This created a powerful wave of energy. The man is in mourning. I understand your anguish. That is why his power has been increased by a factor of two. Never underestimate the strength of a bereaved soul. It is capable of destroying an entire village in its grief. Thank you very much! I raised my eyes to the doom tree's flowers once more. My heart was pounding
From the glowing cylinders strewn about, three divine forms form a triangle. A tailcoat tuxedo in a scotch mist white with solid silver Gothic buttons was what Sir Ultra wore. As he descended into the volcano's crater, his mournful gaze followed me. Sir Blue Dane, decked out in a brown military jacket and worn pants, stood across the way. Sir Strike comes down from up high in his trademark black trenchcoat and blows off the Santis. The nearest landing spot was right here, and he kept looking between me and Chase, who was still asleep. That's right, they've finally arrived. Trinity touched down in the volcano's sandy crater. They didn't waste any time, Blue Dane and Ultra. As soon as they landed, they unleashed a barrage of counterattacks on their foes. Meanwhile, I was aware of Sir Strike's close proximity to me. In an instant, his jaws tightened and his golden eyes narrowed. "I hope we're not late," he said quietly as he yanked the grass wrapped around me with all his effort. Whe
Like a light of a single firefly banishing in the prey's mouth, his burning eyes were gone, and so was his grip, which was almost an inch away from my hands. Oswin was able to move him to the point where the bullets would have passed through, which should have been for the enemy. Chase hesitated when he got to his new place, but as soon as he did, three bullets hit his right chest in quick succession. Chase almost recoiled as the bullets hit his body. White, icy mist splattered from the gunshot. like a ball bursting inside after hitting a sharp and deadly bullet. My heart slowly disintegrated seeing his demise. "Chase!" I screamed. I tried to run towards where the man was now unable to move and what looked like a lump of ice in the standing. Chase was frozen solid, metaphorically speaking. He was paralyzed from the neck down. As the scalding liquid trickled down my cheeks, I made an effort to close the gap. As I walked up to the man, tears filled my eyes. It didn't go unnoticed b
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