Ashen One And Fire Keeper Novels & Stories

Some of his pack members attend high school there. Ash didn't like the idea of me going to a new school alone so he decided to come with me. He's so far ahead on his magic that mom didn't think it would be a problem for him. Ash is a great fighter, shifter, fire breather, magic bearer. He was great at everything he did, where I failed at almost everything. Talk about a complex issue.

And then it went out. The silence returned, sharp. Aurora let her arm fall, panting. Ashkar didn't move. He just smiled slightly, as if that near failure were, in fact, a victory. “Ash is the beginning of fire.” He turned and walked out of the arena, leaving Aurora alone with her chest burning with frustration... and with the first spark hidden beneath her skin.

“Ashen is a name. Not a fire.” I clenched my fists. “I don’t need fire to be me.” The flames roared. “Then why do you burn?” My heart jumped. “Because you’re part of me.” Ateron tilted his head, flames bending with him. “Part. But not whole.” “No,” I said. “I’m the whole. You’re a piece.” The flames surged— not attacking— reacting. Grayson shouted, “ASHEN, DO NOT STEP BACK!” I didn’t.

But as I try to move, he warns, “Please… there are a lot of shards here. You could cut yourself more.” From the peak of the overcoat, I see a hand clearing broken glass from the footwell near the car door. “Mr Shaw, you’ll cut yourself too,” another voice warns. “You already did,” the new man replies. Mr Shaw must have hurt himself while clearing the way. I hear a soft laugh. “It’s nothing. Nicholas taught me, your life is for this country, Damien. This blood is nothing in comparison.” Who is this man? I know Heidi, but I never asked about her family. Her brother… remains a mystery.

A power so raw it didn't just control wolves; it commanded the dark spirit of the forest itself. A shockwave of invisible, crushing pressure erupted from Asher’s chest. BOOM! The four black-iron guardians were stopped dead in their tracks mid-air. Their glowing silver chains snapped into a thousand useless, flying shrapnel pieces, clattering harmlessly against the flagstones. The two executioners let out curdling screams as the pitch-black shadows wrapping around Asher’s arms shot forward like living tendrils, wrapping around their throats and slamming them through the outer stone wall of the keep. The stone gave way like wet parchment, burying them under tons of rubble.

“She’s using me to summon *it.*” “What is *it*?” Kael asked, already drawing his blade. “The First Flame,” Ashara said. “The one that burned the gods. The one even time fears.” Suddenly, the thirteen cloaked figures raised their arms and began chanting louder. The ash ring blazed. The mirror screamed. Kael lunged. The battle erupted. Callen and Lyra engaged the cloaked figures. Aria stayed close to the children, her daggers flashing in the dim light. Kael reached the Prophetess, and their blades clashed with a deafening shockwave.

"Connor, please! There's nothing here. If we stay for three days, we'll die! And—and Samantha died here. What if she comes back and haunts us at night?" "What are you afraid of?" Connor's voice was icily indifferent. "Didn't you all say her death has nothing to do with you? Then there's no need to worry about her vengeful ghost." "Watch them closely," he ordered his bodyguards. "Not a single one of them gets away." "Yes, Sir." He turned to leave, but before he could take a step, Hannah stumbled forward and grabbed his arm. "Connor, what about me? I'm terrified of the dark, and I had no part in planning this fire."

she asked, fear crawling up her spine. “Of light... and ruin,” the Keeper answered. Asher moved to stand between them, defiant. “She’s not your vessel. She belongs to herself.” The Keeper tilted its massive head. “Then prove it.” In a flash of movement, the Keeper extended a shadowed arm toward Asher and Ivy. A vortex of wind and light exploded, separating them violently. Ivy was hurled backward, tumbling over stone as her vision blurred. She groaned as she sat up, finding herself alone in a space cloaked in silence.

Asher nodded in the embrace, and pulled Miranda out of the chair. "Get Miranda and the others out of here." Asher expressed to Joshua while locking his gaze on Damien's turned back. "What are you going to do?" Joshua asked Asher, while Miranda glanced the Alpha's way with a panicked gaze. Asher's dark domes and yellow rims suddenly filled with an air of malice while he strictly focused his vision on Damien, like a velociraptor hunting prey. "I have a promise to keep." Asher expressed, referring to avenging Anise's death.

I raised my hand fire curling around my fingers And behind me The shadows pulled back Revealing not one But many Ash-Elixir hadn’t come alone She’d brought her own pack And they all looked like me.