Aura At The Realm Novels & Stories

“Separating was actually better for both of us. It’s just… I never expected Cole to end up like this.” Ava nodded and looked out at the rain pouring down the window. Then, she sighed along with me. “I heard the tech companies over in Tech Valley have been doing massive layoffs these past two years. Maybe he just happened to get caught in it. Lisa, the one who does humanitarian aid, told me that when it rains this heavily, experienced homeless people will move to higher ground. They even clear out the storm drains ahead of time.

Gabe squealed in delight and jumped on Andrew’s back. I looked at Jack confused. I didn’t understand what he meant. “What do you mean other realm?” I asked and Jack turned to me. “There are special realms around this world, but you have to know where to find them and get in them. There are not many, but they exist.” I nodded and watched him walk towards the camp. I was glad to hear that we were going. There was no definite deal that I would get any answers, but I had hope. My necklace had to have some significance to it.

AIROH walked in the massive hallway in the palace of Cerratien—the Capital City of Muhler. He was on the second floor, and he could see the spacious battleground. There were two faeries training there. One male and the other was female. At a distance, he could feel the enormous amount of mana coming from them, and their fight was intense enough to catch his attention. “The High Princess is a badass,” Blythe said, following his gaze. Blythe was his General. She was his companion here since he was chosen to be an emissary from Alegerio. Airoh was sent by his father to be the diplomatic representative.

It did not take long for Lucas and Belinda to arrive at the Realm Palace. After they arrived at the Realm Palace, they saw Aubrey, the Realm Lord of Heaven Realm. At this time, Aubrey was walking back and forth in the hall. "Dad!" Belinda called out to the Realm Lord of Heaven Realm, Aubrey. Aubrey stopped in his tracks and turned around. "Lucas?" Realm Lord of Heaven Realm, Aubrey, was delighted. Then, he hurried over to welcome her.

Aurora blinked and shook her head, she stared deep into her grandmother's eyes "But... I don't think I'm ready? I can't even defend myself, Ryan has been helping me...I don't think I am ready" Her grandmother gazed at her fondly "My precious child.. you don't need to fight . Your body isn't ready, but your mind is, trust me" Aurora frowned "What do you mean?", "When you enter this realm, you won't be able to see anything except pure darkness..you'll feel as if you are in a complete state of emptiness, but don't worry, you have to reach your state of power and you will finally master the power"

mom said as i and aura nodded in a smile. "We would see to that mom" I replied as she smiled back. "I will be out there before anything else happens… see ya couple" mom said as she blew kisses and hurried back to her room. "Hope you will ever obey each other, and we should try faking a happy couples' smiles huh?…hope you can do that?" Aura asked as I signed. "I should be asking you that because you have no reputation to secure and I have one so young lady advice yourself please '' I said.

The Beginning disappeared. Everything disappeared. Then— a single heartbeat. BOOM. Another. BOOM. A third. BOOM. Auren opened his eyes. He was standing on grass. A blue sky stretched above him. Birds flew overhead. A small river flowed nearby. Kael was sitting beside the river. Elya was beside him. Alive. Smiling. Auren stared. “Is this real?” Kael looked at him. “What?” Auren walked toward them. Elya smiled. “You look like you've seen a ghost.”

Kael's face went pale. Auren suddenly appeared between the trees. “She's right.” Emily looked at him. “You knew?” “I suspected.” “You always suspect everything!” Auren flinched. Emily stepped toward him. “Tell me the truth.” He looked toward Elias. “The thing behind the door isn't an enemy from outside.” Emily's heart sank. “What is it?” Auren swallowed. “It's what happens when a soul becomes powerful enough to create an entire reality from itself.” Emily shook her head. “That doesn't answer the question.”

Zorath and Valthor nod, their silver and starlit auras weaving with hers, a trio of redemption, their starlight blades a vow. Aelys’s hand grips mine, her aura flaring, and a vision grips me—the new realm, a tapestry of luminous plains and shadowed forests, its skies ablaze with twin suns, one silver, one black. Keepers roam, their lunar marks glowing, some wielding light, others shadow, their factions—Lightweavers, Shadowkin, Veilborn—vying for the realm’s heart, a crystal core pulsing with the Veil’s essence. A shadowed faction, the Voidborn, stirs, their leader a keeper with a black lunar mark, seeking to unmake the core, their will tied to a relic of the First Ones’ hubris. The Veil’s vo