Novel & Cerita Alexandria's Genesis

“I used to visit this town from time to time, and even then, it was obvious the ruling packs didn’t like the growing number of vagabonds scattered across their territory. There were constant clashes too, mostly because some of them kept trespassing into other packs’ hunting grounds. They’d become a nuisance.” A sad smile touched her lips. “And since it was the era of the great Alpha Alexus, no one dared spill blood.” She lifted a finger toward Alfred and Selene. Alfred nodded immediately, already familiar with the law. Selene, however, frowned. “Who is Alexus?” The question slipped out before she could stop herself. Alfred turned to her with a small, knowing smile. “He was a legendary Alpha

The only light came from the violet-hued glow of the sub’s dashboard and the faint, rhythmic pulse of the scarab key, which I had slotted into the vessel’s navigation port. "Tell me again why we’re diving into a graveyard," Nevan’s voice crackled through the internal comms. Even at the bottom of the ocean, his voice was a grounded, masculine comfort. "The Library of Alexandria didn't burn to the ground, Nevan," I whispered, my eyes fixed on the sonar screen. "The physical books did. But the knowledge—the lineage of the Architects—was moved. My mother’s notes said Thorne built a facility within the ruins of the royal quarter, submerged by earthquakes centuries ago. It’s the only place shielde

“You're telling me my biological father built some secret organization?" "No," James corrected softly. “He built people." Adrian frowned. “What?" James leaned closer to the camera. “Alexander believed exceptional individuals shouldn't leave the future to chance." Elena's stomach tightened. “Helios." James nodded. “The original philosophy behind Helios came from Alexander." Marcus looked horrified. “No." James turned toward him. “You never knew because Eleanor changed it." Victoria lowered her gaze. “And after Eleanor died..." No one finished the sentence because they all understood. The project evolved. Mutated. Until it became something none of its original architects intended.

Just then my birth mother swims up to us and I smile at her. “Hello, Dominic. My name is Alexia. I am so happy that we found you. We searched high and low for you, I want you to know that. So, what are you boys talking about all seriously over here.” She says sweetly. “Just the love story of Selene and Heka, and the curse Morgana cast on one of their descendants.” Ezekiel explained. “Did you tell him?” She suddenly got real serious and I begin to panic. “Tell me what?” I asked.

her mom shouted. "Uncles are standing outside!" She walks in front of the house. Before reaching the gate, she drops the basket filled with corn feed. "Mom?" "Benedict!" "Hello, Alexy..." Frowning. "Why are you here?..." "To take you back, both of you." "Why?" "Because I said so..." Alexandria was trembling. In the end, they were kidna 'ehem' taken to Allegra City. The villa was huge, a large garden in front, it had a pool, a tennis court, a man-made lake at the back, and a greenhouse.

How can it be? Alexander is an illegitimate son. His mother created a scandal on his father blaming him for her pregnancy and betrayal. They are never married and his father, Benjamin King has taken his custody after a miserable defeat in the trial. The news said that he claimed him as not his son and requested for a DNA test which turns out to be 99% match. Even after all these things, here is the Alexander the. …whatever, an arrogant, ruthless and mysterious billionaire.

"Nooooooooo! Pleaseeee!!! Stoppppp!" "I am sorry everyone." Was all that Alexandria says, turning back in front and placing her palms on the dark burned tree bark. "Now repeat after me" "I Alexandria. The reincarnation of Goddess Selene release you, Than from the curse of death." "And surrender my soul and body to you, entirely in every true sense." Taking a deep breath, Alexandria focuses on the tree bark. Tightening her grip on it. Speaking lowly. Ignoring the screaming behind. Begging her to stop.

“They say he was this ‘Great Warrior’ who descended from the old temple in mountains of Aelysia. His battle prowess made people believe that he was favored by the god of war, which is why he was able to unite the people. It is also said that he was immune to poison and that he defeated an army of a hundred thousand strong with no weapons in hand.” Alexander scoffed. “With the obvious ego boost aside, that does not prove he didn’t have a sibling.” “That’s because I didn’t say it yet,” they stopped when they saw a heavy wooden door at the top of the staircase. “Hold this for me,” Alexander handed his phone to her. “Keep talking while I try to get this open.” “Okay,” Katie directed the light on

To Zeus, Father of Gods, God of Sky and Thunder, Mount Olympus. Greece. Dear Father, I beg in my epistle with a sedate and somber plea that after reading this, you would assist me in my task of justifying the 'sotto - voce' mysterious death of your son, Alexander, which took place nearly 2500 years ago. Nobody till the time being, has ever given it a thought that the one whose death gave rise to the Hellenistic civilization, new culture, literature, and politics, should at least effectuate a relatively decent cause for his death. I am no Plutarch or Dryden or Aristotle himself to be an epistemologist of Greek lore or legend, but being a simple witted greek mythomaniac, I would create a new

But she thought that it is going to be a hard nut to cracked. But never in her wildest dream did she thought it would be this easy, with her friend around, she just cross the first and most important hurdle, because the hurdle unlocked other hurdles that will come her way, just that the hurdle was the one she thought will give much headache. But here she was, she did that easily. Alexis looked at Tommy in the eyes first. “We found it Alexis, we found everything we are going to need, your birth parent are going to be free, you are going to have what rightfully belongs to you in the end, we find it Alexis, your persistence yielded it first fruit.”