Adventure Time It Came From The Nightosphere Novels & Stories

"Because Luna Adelle promised that she would be back, my great great great great grandmother believed that the human who killed Alpha Oliver would also come back." "Where did that human take Luna Adelle?" My mate asked. "We don't know either. As written in the notebook, she was pulled by a portal-like hole." "Which means that everything that happens now is related to that man from long ago?" Ryan asked, and Sonja nodded. "Why didn't you talk to me about it before? Why just now?" I asked. If she had informed me about this earlier, I would have done something to prevent it and be more prepared.

Isaac explained that when I was ready to go back it would be activated again. He also explained that the world we were in was called the Nightfall Nexus and it was a mystical world where supernatural beings and creatures existed. He said that the world was kept away from the human world to keep them safe and to maintain the balance and warned that I wasn’t allowed to tell anyone else about the place.

“I’m sorry, but this was all I could do. I hope you forgive me. I’m sure there are ways I can make it up to you.” “I know you’re pretending to be someone else because I’m your mate,” I mutter. “I know deep within you, you’re someone else, who you know if I saw, I would be scared of. You know I would never even try love you.” He doesn’t answer right away. When I glance back over my shoulder, he is finally dressed. He wears black pants and a forest green tunic. Perhaps I would have found it comical a moment ago. “We are here, a million years from where you came from. Almost two million. Right now, at this time, I’m a little boy, just created by the Moon, but not yet aware of his powers,” Time

The dark rose from the grave and in the remote area, outskirts of the Sunfort City, a cult appeared out of nowhere. All of them were wearing long black clocks, covering their heads and faces. As they all stood in the circle, one of them stepped forward and sat in the middle of the circle. The deserted place was abandoned for a long time and no one had ever thought of running through it. That place had become a home to a kind of creature, called The NightCrawlers.

Not to swear loyalty to a king, but to a shared hope. Above them, the Tree Beyond the Sky released a gentle rain of silver leaves. The Book of Origins suddenly began glowing again, its pages turning on their own until a new map slowly appeared across the parchment. It wasn't a map of kingdoms or mountains, but of a forgotten land beyond the edge of every known map. Celestia's eyes widened. "I know this place..." The Elder Wolf's expression became grave. "The Valley of the First Night. It is where the Moon Goddess shed her second tear."

The silence was replaced by a roar—the sound of a billion voices singing the same lullaby. I looked at Nevan. His face was being illuminated by the passing souls, the scars on his skin looking like silver maps. He was laughing. A real, booming, human laugh that I hadn't heard since the garden in Pavlovsk. "WE'RE GOING HOME!" he yelled over the psychic roar. The journey took a second, and it took a century. Time didn't exist in the wake of the souls. I saw the history of the universe play out in the flashes of light. I saw the birth of the first Architect and the fall of the last Harvester. I saw the Earth, small and blue, waiting at the end of the tunnel.

Elara questioned, her voice shaking. The old man sighed, "When the Time's Tear was taken, it shattered the balance of our world. Time streams merged, and histories collided. We're now trapped in a distorted reality." Aria's eyes darted around, "But where are all the people?" Zephyrus looked away, pain evident in his gaze. "Many were lost during the merging, and those who remain... are not the same." Suddenly, a low growl echoed nearby. Shadows began to form, converging into wraith-like figures, their eyes glowing an eerie blue.

I growled and wiped my eyes roughly as I glanced down, noticing that my necklace was missing. "I can't even fucking leave now," I said sadly and started walking down the trail. Adria told me to shift and I told her no fucking way. I was angry with her as well. "There was a time limit for the transfer, up to midnight on the night of the full moon in this realm. After that Noah’s soul will go to Lucifer's river," she said solemnly.

Odette stared at Aathreya for a moment, then looked straight ahead. "Reading random people's minds violates privacy," she said and Aathreya just smiled, not feeling offended at all. "I want to ask you something." Odette turned to the wizard beside her after a moment of silence. "You know I'm from the future. Did you also know how I came to this era?" "Hm... I think I know," Aathreya nodded mysteriously. Odette stared at the man attentively. "How?" "You passed through the time and space portal in the river."

They were using horses and wagons. The magic was gone, but the bond remained. It was no longer a psychic link that forced them to feel each other; it was a choice they made every day. The Nightfang Cycle had reached its true equilibrium. The Age of the Gods was a myth. The Age of the Iron was the reality. And in the space between the two, a race of wolves had finally found their soul.