Angeal Genesis Sephiroth Novels & Stories

Seraphina, her wings spread protectively, murmured, "The Void's emissaries are here, sooner than expected." Alec clenched his fists, determination etched on his face. "We stand our ground. We protect the Heart." Elara, reaching into her robes, drew out a seed, which she held aloft. It began to glow, emanating an aura of pure life energy. "This is the Seed of Genesis from the Verdant Expanse. It might help counter the Void's influence."

“That name was never meant to survive.” Aria’s voice was quiet. “I remember it. From the days before the flames. Before Caelen. Before the Circle. Before even me.” Liora stared. “Who is he?” Aria answered. “He is the first failed god. The prototype of all obedience. The seed of control the Circle buried, He is the origin of Caelen.” Silence fell. Even the wind seemed afraid to move. Theron gripped his sword. “And he knows her name?”

Next to him, I was still quite small, dwarfed by his presence, but that's not how I felt right now, a defiant fury coursing through me. "Those were my thoughts, my feelings, my deepest secrets. You had no right to look at them like that." My vision got hazy, blurring at the edges, and I could feel the magic prickling at my fingertips, a volatile energy, ready to unleash. "Actually, you gave me permission, Genesis. You knew what would happen. I told you what the process would be like." His voice was calm, steady, cutting through my anger. I deflated, all the power surging beneath my skin fizzling out, leaving me hollow. He was right, of course, a painful truth. I did know. Maybe somehow I eve

I only stopped when I finally stopped smelling medicine in the air and bought a bottle of water from a vending machine, gulping down most of it. Even as I came to my senses, I heard the boy in my belly talking to me. [Mommy! Help! She's killing me… She's eating everything, leaving me with nothing!] Hearing that voice, I was finally sure that this wasn't a dream. It was real, and I had reincarnated. - In my last life, I was married to Zach Spencer for five years but we never had children until he told me about Tina. She was his childhood friend and a gynecologist, and she had a miraculous treatment that could induce pregnancy right away.

He smiles as he ended those thoughts of the past from the plan that he successfully executes and all until this time. “To be the holder everyone knew is my price, as it is my way to be close to the Maiden. Guard the sacrifice as her feelings towards me will be my key to pushing her to the abyss where she needed to be. Where this life of his by which I stole for the second time is the perfect façade for my ability and mana, as no one will ever suspect or ask a single thing. For the holder of the God Sagittarius is an alchemist in nature by which is my half core. Most especially, being the holder and this particular one will lead me to the seven keys.” Dropping the title and words once again.

He walks pass her but she followed him to Yerach’s car. Before she enters, Yerach said to her, “You have a lot of explaining to do.” Azrael let out a breath. Gabriel was God’s second born child, Azrael’s older brother. The leader of God’s Army who defeated his brother at the battle in Heaven. His name describes him all, the Hero of God. But even he leads a high ranking legion of Armies, he still looks like a homeless man with that shabby denim jacket on.

I could be mistaken that I am his female version. He cocked his head from side to side. "Well," he paused as he drank the wine from his cup. "Yes, they are right. You also have a specific deity title as an offspring of Her." He sighed, rolling his eyes. I could tell that he didn't want to discuss it but it looked like he was left with no choice since I already asked. He gazed up at me and smiled darkly. "You are Rachellian Genesis Lothim. That is your mundane name, Rachellian," he said in a frigid tone. "But in Her celestial world, your deity name is Ragriel."

“But Genesis brought me back.” I shook my head. “Genesis isn’t a project. It’s a ghost. A lie you told to scare children.” He laughed. Low. Dark. “No, Sophia. Genesis was always the endgame. Omega, Echo, Nyx—they were practice runs. You thought you escaped. You thought you broke the chain. But you never understood.” He stepped forward, and the light behind him pulsed like a heartbeat. “You are the chain.” Liana whimpered behind me. I felt her small fingers dig into my coat, her terror silent but screaming through every inch of her.

Still, even though he eventually reconnected with his siblings, his hatred for what his Father did remained there, deep rooted within his soul. I also found out that Azrael, the Archangel of Death, at creation, he was gifted with the lethal touch and no human being had ever been able to walk again the Earth alive after being blessed with his touch. That until I came into picture. Apparently, for some unknown reason, I am the only one who has ever touched him and remained pretty much alive. Well, that explains a lot by the way. So, after we arrived at Luc’s place, I decided to search for him and apologize for my inappropriate behavior.

“Then you also created the Shadow.” Aurex’s expression darkened. “No. The Shadow was born from betrayal. The system split. The girl—Lira—carried light. But her brother, Kael, chose entropy.” Evryn blinked. “Kael?” Aurex walked toward her, folding his hands behind his back. “When I realized the Genesis Project had been corrupted, I tried to fragment the source code. Half went into Lira, the other half into Kael. But something inside him rejected harmony.”