Aries Symbol Crossword Clue Novels & Stories

he said in defence. “But then back to your ghost friends, you said you noticed a similar symbol on their cloaks, can you remember what exactly you saw?” he asked again. Arlene nodded and reached for a paper then she proceeded to sketch down the symbol she had seen. It was a triple upside down triangle which Derek said he hadn’t seen in any of the books he had read. “It seems strange but I think I can still pull it off, I just need to research more,” he said. Arlene thanked Derek for helping and coming over to take care of her while her roommate was absent. It wasn’t like Olivia would be willing to help if she was present any way, she had been cold to Arlene since her nightmare started.

“You should understand why people are suddenly terrified.” Ariana slowly opened the book. Most pages contained faded drawings, old maps, and symbols connected to different wolf territories. Then she froze. Her fingers stopped on one page completely. The symbol. The same silver crescent surrounded by wolves. Her breathing slowed. Below the symbol were two words written in faded ink. House Lunareth. A sharp pain stabbed through her head immediately. A woman laughing softly. A little girl running through snow. Silver banners moving in cold wind. “Ariana.”

Acelin asked and we all turned to look at what he was pointing. Blood soaked the entire floor and right where Asmara’s hands were, there was now a scribbling of some kind in the blood. Even in her dying breath, Asmara had tried to redeem her wrong by trying to help us. “It’s an emblem.” Miaka’s voice was a confused. “The Ancients. It’s was their symbol…but…something’s wrong...” She bend down lower to focus more on the image. “No…it’s not the Ancient’s symbol. One of the crests is wrong.”

Luna scanned their surroundings, her mind frantically trying to piece together the puzzle. And then, her eyes landed on a peculiar symbol etched into the wall of the corridor – a crescent moon intertwined with a rose. "The symbol…" Luna whispered, her voice barely audible. "It's a message, Amelia. A clue to the way out." Amelia followed Luna's gaze, her eyes widening in realization. "The rose... It's the symbol of our kind, Luna. It must lead us to safety."

She asked as soon as she noticed the look of concentration on his face. "I just saw a symbol that looks oddly familiar." He said and let go of her hand, walking towards a plaque by the side of the closed shop. It held the address of the shop, but there was a weird symbol under it. It was a pentagram drawn with a circle with weird astrological symbols. At first glance, it looks like an astrological sign, but the inverted cross drawn in its middle told him it meant more. “What does the symbol mean?” Bethany asked, hoping they might at least get something valuable from her before leaving.

Slowly, everyone, including Ace, Maria, Isla, Liam, Keith, Noah, Simon, Lydia, Jasper, Aiden, and all the other people, emerged from their hiding spots and dropped the cages. “All around the world, at the same time today, over a million doves are set free from their cages.” Veronica’s eyes rested on Aries. “What does it symbolize?” Aries gazed upwards at the doves gracefully gliding across the vast expanse of the sky. “It signifies you! From this day onwards, your days will be filled with light shine, and colors. I won’t let the darkness console you ever again.” “As long as you’re with me, I don’t mind the darkness!” She clutched his hand. “Please, never leave me.”

I asked, looking at Aria. She nodded. “We believe so. Especially the one with the strange symbol. It’s unlike anything we’ve seen before.” I studied the symbol, my mind racing to make connections. It resembled an intricate design, almost like an ancient seal. There was a sense of foreboding about it, a feeling that whatever it represented was not to be taken lightly. “Have you sent anyone to investigate?” I asked. Aria shook her head. “Not yet. We wanted to consult with you first. We weren’t sure if it was worth the risk.”

The warrior held up a small black dagger. Its blade gleamed under the torchlight. Carved into the metal was a symbol. A crescent moon. Aria’s breath caught. Rowan took the dagger slowly. “What does it mean?” Aria stared at the symbol. Her voice barely above a whisper. “It means Kael isn’t finished.” Rowan frowned. “That symbol…” “It’s a challenge.” The warrior looked confused. “A challenge?” Aria nodded slowly. “Yes.” Her silver eyes lifted toward the dark forest beyond Moonridge territory.

The deep oak banister was polished to a shine, the end of it carved into an intricate bear's head. Saffron followed the unfriendly woman up the twisting staircase and stared up at the large, silken banners that hung from the ceiling. On them, they bore the Arkadios crest: a large brown bear standing atop a hill, a coronet rests upon its head and a heraldic rose is crossed with a sword underneath it. Saffron found it garish and uncomfortable. She averted her eyes and was surprised to see that they have already left the steps and instead have started down the left hallway.

They probably representing personalities from the past— some important falk's, I guess. My eyes narrowed at the weapon they are holding. To my surprise, symbols are lying in there. Who seems to be different, depending on who's holding it. But when the sun suddenly showed up, one statue lures my attention. The sun made its simple red structure into a flaming crystal. A scene that I can't keep my eyes on. I looked at her hands and saw her magnificent bow and arrow, owning a symbol that made my heart skipped for an unknown reason. It's a blazing bird, a Phoenix.