Ascendant Sign Novels & Stories

“The Underworld had the lowest entry requirement, you just need to be a soul, but then all memories you gain in that place will be forgotten once you leave. It’s like a boy scout’s mantra, what you see, what you hear, when you leave, leave them here.” “As for the Skyworld, it’s a littler different. Mortals have to be ascended ones before getting the qualifications to enter that world. These ascended ones called Anitos are deities that can walk and reign in the mortal world, but once they are up above, they have to bow down to the actual authorities of that place.” “The Skyworld is several times vaster than the Underworld and might even be bigger than the Mortal World and its galaxies combine

Although she was in awe, she insisted on using the same necklace her fathers gave her and kept the earrings. Goddess, I love her. The door opened by a crack. I caught the scent of vanilla and freshly cut roses. The flowy skirt of the dress glided across the floor. It was the first I saw, then she slipped in and I froze. Stunning. The see-through bodice glittered in the light, with the numerous tiny red diamonds sewn into it. Starting from the bodice across the length of the skirt was three jagged lines of a slightly lighter shade of red to symbolize the pack’s sigil.

That made me even angrier. “The ascension ritual recognizes each bloodline and right now recognizes Pascal as more of an alpha than you are.” She continued, her tone even more reproachful with every word, “He’s had his telepathic abilities even before your father’s death. You need to become stronger if you are going to face Mark and fully seize this pack.”

“Elizabeth. I need you. Now.” Within minutes, she arrived, breathless but sharp-eyed. Her gaze fell on the amulet in my hand, and her face paled. “Where did you get that?” she whispered. “I found it hidden in my cloak.” She took it gingerly, examining the etchings with furrowed brows. “This is a symbol of the Lupin Ascendants—the ancient wolves. They haven’t been seen or heard from in over a century.” “What do they want with me?” “I don’t know.” Her voice was tight. “But this is a signal. A message.”

However, he wasn't getting anywhere just relying on his own ability either, as reaching the Scion rank meant he was Ascendent. Improving from mortal ranks to Ascendant simply wasn't that easy—starting from Scion, rising to Ruler, Sage, and finally to Emperor was difficult as the gaps between the ranks widened consecutively.

​But it was the power that made everyone draw back in awe. ​Because they drew their first breaths at exactly 4:20 AM, the three celestial phenomena fused directly into their souls. The fire of the Aries cusp inherited from Ricky merged with the unshakeable Taurus earth-magic of Abigail. The starlight of the Seven Sisters unlocked a primordial bloodline, while the triple conjunction of Mercury, Mars, and Saturn crowned them with ultimate mind, might, and law.

The sigils drawn onto them glow faintly under the sunlight. “These are the wards,” she explains, waving one in the air. “They’ll create a barrier strong enough to keep out any supernatural. Vampires, witches, shifters—you name it. But…” She glances at me, her gaze sharp. “They won’t stop the Ascendants.” I nod, even though the information sits like a rock in my stomach. "Because they're human." “Exactly.” She hands Achilles a few of the banners and gives me some as well. “We need to place them at key points around the property. Trees, fence posts, anywhere elevated.”

Vera's words stirred Charlie's curiosity. He quickly asked, “So, the one with the fate of the ascending dragon can ignore the laws of nature. Does that mean it's like what people say about ascension, where one can ascend like those in legends?" Vera chuckled and said, “Young Master, you're overthinking. Ascension is merely speculation derived from people's understanding of the Book of Changes and the Eight Diagrams. People often believe that by cultivating to a certain extent, they can ascend to another world, just like what we Easterners call the immortal realm or what Westerners refer to as the divine realm. However, according to my understanding of the Book of Changes and the Eight Diagra

Zack didn’t move from his prostrated position until a thunderclap so hard that I thought I might be deafened the next moment sounded, then the voice of many screams came again. “Good and faithful servant. You shall serve and be of service. Now begin the procession.” Zack shot me a smug grin as he approached the throne and lined up candles at the foot of the several stairs leading to where I was seated against my own will, lighting the candles. “It is done, great one,” Zack returned to stand a few steps behind Mira. “Isn’t it a pity, my friend?” He gave me a fake grimace. “No matter what you do, you’ll forever walk this earth as the vessel of the Ascendant, whether you want it or not.”

Elle looked toward the window, where the moon was already dipping lower, the faintest blush of silver-gray edging the horizon. “At first light, the Moon will meet the Sun. In that brief heartbeat, the veil will thin, and the ancient rite may be performed. It will mark the start of your reign—not in crowns or thrones, but in recognition by the realm itself.” Zander’s brow furrowed. “Recognition how?” “The packs will feel it. Every wolf, every witch. They will sense the ascension.” My throat went dry. “And if we’re not ready?” Her pale eyes found mine. “Then chaos will take the throne instead.”