Alola Map Novels & Stories

Seraphina said, her voice carrying a cold, unyielding determination that matched the frost of the temple. ​Before Kaelor or Lysander could respond, the massive ice walls of the chamber began to shift. The smooth, frozen surface melted and reformed into a colossal, spherical map of the continent, seven glowing points of light pulsing across the white terrain. ​Two of the lights—one in the Eclipse Forest, and one right beneath their feet were burning with a bright, steady silver. ​But the remaining five lights were slowly being choked by a creeping, oily black shadow that was rising from the deep abyss beneath the center of the map.

I said and held up the map in front of my chest for Ty to concentrate. “I can feel the vibrations, Kai,” Ty softly whispered in awe before he closed his eyes and concentrated his mind. He opened our mindlink and I could clearly see the transmitted pictures of the map ! The secret passage glowed in bright red while the landscape surrounding the trail was embossed to give a three dimensional effect. One could make out various landscapes like the waterfalls, dangerous icy caves complemented with dormant volcanoes, rapidly moving rivers, vast green pastures and lastly, a giant fire ball with no outline hovering in the centre of the city which seemed to stay in eternal dark unlike the other beaut

I couldn’t shake the feeling that something was off, but I couldn’t quite put my finger on it. Alpha Alexander broke the silence first. “About that map of Ellorin you asked for… we don’t have one detailed enough to help you find your family. Our information network is limited to our hunting grounds and pack territory.” I blinked, pulled from my thoughts. “Oh,” I muttered, feeling a flicker of disappointment. He glanced at me, a small smile tugging at the corner of his lips, but there was something dark behind his eyes. “But I’ll tell you what I do know. Ellorin is vast, divided into the East and the West, each as large as a continent.”

I point up to the temple again, still worried about the time and the costs of delay. “Well, what can we do?” Laila says, frowning. “Can you like, conjure up a map?” I sit a little straighter at this, interested in the idea. Because, I mean, I don’t think I can just conjure a map – like Orion said so long ago, he couldn’t have conjured up a donut if he’d never thought of it before. So, if I did conjure up a map with no knowledge of the city, it’s unlikely that it would be accurate. But…

Garren cleared his throat. “Right, so now that I know who we're after, there will be a few things we need to do to catch her trail.” Garren rolled out a map, and both Apollo and I shifted our chairs closer to get a better view. The images on the map changed as he smoothed it out. “Is this an Astral map?” Apollo asked, excitement filling his voice. Garren gave him a curt nod. “It is, actually. I’m surprised you know what it is.” Garren arched a brow at him, clicking his tongue. Apollo looked up at him, giving him a half-smile.

“Where? Where are they?” Raeya frantically asked. Daru was slamming her fingers on the keyboard. Aura pressed a fat green button and a large duplicate hologram of Daru’s screen appeared in front of them, encompassing the whole room. A map of the whole of Khenealm was projected first. It kept on twisting as it was being zoomed with the help of a blinking red circle which indicated where the distress call came from. Finally, after a month, they had movement.

GAYA’S GARDEN ____ Belladonna was stunned by Alaris' statement but it did make sense that the map was lying to them. Maybe it wasn't completely lying to them but everything they approached using the guidance of the map always had something else in it that the map didn't tell them about, something dangerous that they should have been warned about. Like the river by the Tree of life that contained sirens, and this. Mostly especially this! The map was obviously playing tricks on them.

He carefully unfolded it, revealing that it was the map he founded the day before. In the middle of the map was Mount Lagoda, marked with a triangle. Next to it was a massive plain, and to the northeast— beyond the plain— was a vast ocean. “This is the map my father used to find his way to Ajens on his last voyage. Right now we’re somewhere… here!” Ishida said, pointing to the part on the map that represented the coast. “You should see the ocean sometime soon.” Twenty minutes later, Rhina spotted the seashore.

“If… we are going to help you.” “Simple, we need you to make her away from the source of the power, so I could sneak inside and took my throne again.” Azolla Supreme then asked Lia to open the map of the city. The most fascinating thing that I have ever seen, the map is lit in every color. “Wow, how come this map is like it's lit with a lamp?” I asked her while my eyes fixed on the map.

A few minutes later, a map filled the screen, and the coordinates had placed five red dots on the screen, locations. One in Lewe, one in Batsia, a third in Mir, and the other territories that were not ruled by anyone. Mir was home to one of my packs, Green Field, and two of my cities, Avon Wilts and Myrtle Cove. The fourth dot was below Lonely City, right where the Bear kingdom territory met the wolf kingdom territory. The fifth red dot was located on the realms' second continent, in a kingdom called Andora. Kellen’s phone dinged from his pocket and he pulled it out to see who had messaged him, at the same time I heard another ding from Mathias. Without letting go, he pulled his phone out.