Asking Alexandria Prophecy Novels & Stories

His voice shakes a little with anger as he speaks to me. “No!” I gasp out not wanting to see him angry. “I let Adeline go for a run last night and she hunted you down. I never planned on asking you about the prophecy but then I had a dream about Alexander and a fae named Esau. They were arguing over the book.” I lower my eyes again. “I think they were arguing about me.” “I believe you,” Victor says simply as he lays back down on the bed. “When Alexander’s soldiers come for you, tell them that you are doing what Alexander asked you to. You are trying to find out what the prophecy says.”

she said weakly. “Yes, you were,” Kira pressed, her voice unyielding. “Tell me why.” Alana shifted uncomfortably, the tension in the room thickening. “I asked you a question,” Kira continued, stepping closer. “And if you don’t answer, I’ll have the Alpha ask it instead.” “No!” Alana exclaimed, panic flashing in her eyes. “No, I’ll tell you.” She took a shaky breath, her words spilling out in a rush. “Austin—the man you know as Richard—told me about the silver flames. He mentioned an old prophecy tied to them. I didn’t think they were real. I thought he made it up.”

The love of those that adore you will trickle down and in the end with your own hands, you'll be your ruin. "What happened?" He asked, escorting away from the ballroom so no one would question what was happening. "It's happening Curtis. You warned me. I just wish I had listened to you. Perhaps things would have been different." I paused for a bit to gauge his reaction. Would he think I was nuts? His face was blank. All that was fairly written on them was genuine worry so I continued. "I think the prophecy is coming to pass. I think Alexios is losing love for me."

Talon said. Garrett laid her on the couch, her eyes still closed. She wanted to open them but was afraid she was going to get yelled at for putting herself at risk. “Talon I'm going to go and face them. They had no right doing this to her.” Garrett said. “No need to right now. Gage has been wounded by her he’s hiding right now.” Alexandra said. “What? How?” “Her blood, the prophecy.” She spoke. “What the hell is with this prophecy, what is it?” Talon asked.

How Phoenix did that and is still alive is a big puzzle we hoped you could help us solve' Alex concluded, leaning back on her chair. Moira thought deeply for a while before her eyes sparkled and she looked at me, this time as if trying to decipher what I was made of. 'Just as the prophecy said' Moira mused, thinking deeply. 'what prophecy?' Adrianna asked, sipping her tea. I picked it up, not really having an appetite for it but wanting to give it a taste in order not to offend Moira. It was green tea. It tasted divine with a fine blend of different herbs.

I repeated the prophecy. “What angel will do what?” Hana asked, wrapping her arms around my neck as she leaned around to kiss my cheek. “I’m sorry my father’s call disturbed you.” I apologized. “And it’s just an old prophecy my stupid brother Bert wants to act on.” “Wait, you mean the blue moon prophecy? The shit that Delilah is dealing with as we speak with a crazy witch and her werewolf descendants trying to steal Alexander’s sperm?” Hana asked, moving to sit next to me.

"Just shut the fuck up. You all are just the worst kind of people I've ever come across. You are supposed to stand by your King. Support him in whatsoever he does and not point fingers all the time. What proof do you have that King Alex, Alpha of this pack is a Devil? What proof?!" "The prophecy!" Someone replied. "Prophecy?" Selena scoffed. "Did the prophecy reveal that Alex came from hell as a devil with the intent of killing his household? Because if he did, then the devil might be a stupid creature after all. King Alex is not a devil prince and from today, whoever spreads that rumor or is caught calling him will be arrested and thrown into the dungeon. No more insolence taken." She could

“Please, don’t do this. I’m not worth fighting over this way.” Jack flinched as he heard the words Jessica spoke, the negativity she surrounded herself with, and he felt his stomach twist at the idea of the she-wolf thinking herself so unimportant. “Any man would be lucky to have you, Jessica, and we will fight to the death to deserve your love.” Lucas snorted at Jack’s compassionate comment, “Jessica, you have been absent for a decade. If you are the one the prophecy speaks of, the future Queen, then your wolf will respond to the alpha’s challenge.”

Sasha hesitated, her instincts warring against her curiosity, but something compelled her to lift the heavy lid. Inside lay a collection of yellowed papers, faded photographs, and a thick, leather-bound book. The smell of aged parchment hit her as she reached for the book, its cover embossed with a strange symbol she didn’t recognize. Beneath it, a folded letter caught her eye, the handwriting on the envelope eerily familiar. With trembling hands, she unfolded the letter, her heart pounding as she read: “To Sasha, If you’re reading this, it means the prophecy is in motion. You are more powerful than you realize, and your role in what’s to come is vital. But be warned—trust no one. Not even t

Liana, noticing our focus, said, "Ah, the prophecy of the Luminaries. Two souls, bound by destiny, to bring balance in the darkest of times." The weight of her words settled in, and the questions multiplied. But as I looked at Alex, I felt a warmth, a certainty that we were on the right path. And then, from the depths of The Nexus, a chilling wind began to blow, extinguishing the lights and plunging us into darkness. Liana's voice echoed, filled with urgency, "The time is near! Prepare, for the prophecy is awakening." The sudden darkness was disorienting, but the grip of Alex's hand grounded me. "Sophia," he whispered, trying to mask the concern in his voice, "are you okay?"