A Will Eternal Wiki Novels & Stories

His heart that felt like being dried out by some sort of forces, and he would never allow anyone or any entities to erase some traces of his being! “Come out at once,” his gentle voice broke the silence of the night. One needs the enormous focus to realize what is wrong, but Eterfinite saw through everything. There's...a bit of death that slowly fades away in his heart. This aura of death...is once strong, yet how possible he able to surpass it?

’ The white-haired man was named Bredon Chase, a superb powerhouse at the ninetieth level of the Eonian Realm. There was the Eternal Realm and Everlasting Realm above the Eonian Realm, but one was already an absolute powerhouse at the ninetieth level of the Eonian Realm. It was because the powerhouses of the Eternal Realm were as rare as hens’ teeth. There were nine of them in the entire Chi universe. As for the Everlasting Realm, it had long been an ancient legend. The Everlasting Door had not been opened for several epochs. No one knew where those in the Everlasting would go once they crossed the Everlasting Door.

“What the hell are eternal mates, and why have we never heard of this before?” “Uncle Adrian,” Leander draws Adrian’s eye. “We don’t know why it’s such a well-kept secret, but eternal mates are incredibly rare. It’s not just a wolf thing; it’s an every species in existence thing. “The book Lorcan found was well hidden in a place no one has been in centuries. The book is about as big as a notepad and contains the words of someone who knew more than the word of eternal mates.” “Can you explain what that means?”

His expression was bright with excitement, but the look in his eyes shows that he was clearly going through a mess of different feelings. It had been a while since he was back. And as they approached the mountain pass, the defensive wards started glowing, and Willow pulled out a token—it was ash-gray and inscribed with the word Eternia. Eternal longevity was the ultimate dream of all cultivators, after all—who wouldn't want to live forever? However, Caleb and the others didn't get it—why the Eternia Seminary? That was when the token glowed dazzlingly. And the defensive ward parted just like double doors, revealing an entrance.

I smiled at her and I was sure if she had lips and not a beak she would be smiling back. I couldn't see them in the dark but I knew my parent's trees stood in the distance. All the family I had was here to support me. "Wolves of Forest's Edge." The old she-wolf began, "We are here to initiate your next Luna, which is a supremely joyous occasion. Your Alpha Garreth has waited years for his destined mate and with her at his side, our pack will be stronger and more prosperous. The goddess does not make mistakes and this is all part of her plan." Her wrinkled lips pulled into a genuine smile. She truly loved her Goddess.

“No, you weren’t the first. But, you were the first in a long time. Perhaps your punishment was too harsh. I cannot change the past but I can try to better the future. Your life on earth must come to an end, dear child but considering all the pain and suffering that you have had to endure, you deserve to be happy in eternity. “When you and Garin return to Harlem, you will find that the segregation between angels and demons there is no more. You will be able to spend your eternal life with the one you love, as will the others.” Garin looked at Hannah and she at him. It was an unexpected turn of events but it was a good one; a very good one. It was a good deal, and they were both willing to ta

This alarmed Eva greatly. People always loved the idea of immortality. As though becoming one allowed them to learn everything and become ultimately powerful. Or of simply looking young forever. It was possible, yes. But most didn't understand the complexity of 'infinity'. Those who were infinite would see countless finite things rise and fall. Towns, cities, planets, civilizations, galaxies, friends, family, children, grandchildren, entire legacies. Eventually, they would all end. Beyond them, the only thing that existed was the void itself.

I ask. “Because imbalance awakens monsters,” she replies. “And you, Goddess-bearer, are a fulcrum.” I lift my chin. “Then you’ll find I don’t move easily.” A pause. Approval flickers through the Court. “Good,” the witch says. “Then perhaps you will last longer than the others.” Ethan’s grip tightens painfully. “You don’t get to measure her lifespan.” “No,” the witch agrees. “Fate does.” She gestures delicately. “We offer a pact.”

"And when will I be yours?" "It depends," Beverly replied casually. "Dependent on what?" "Depending on when you will open your heart to me," "I opened it," "I don't have the key," Beverly pursed her lips. "Can you tell me where you keep the keys to your heart?" "In a place that humans may not be able to reach," "Luckily, I'm not human. I'm a fairy. " "You're not a fairy?" Jackson pinched Beverly's nose anxiously. "You are a devil."

This was the only thing that he had carried here from the past along his precious memories. An imperishable dao heart that would brave through a million deaths and still remain unchanged through the endless tides of time and its merciless tribulations. “Affirmative, host.” The system took three breaths to comb its rich database for a fitting cultivation manual per the request of Tristan. “BOINK!” Eternal Will Codex – the ultimate inheritance of the Ancient Natives called the Edurus who dwell in the Frozen Plateau. “A good name. Now let me see if its teachings are a match to its lofty title.” Tristan muttered as he read the contents of the manual.