Beyond Avalon Novels & Stories

“Don’t deny it. I know you all to well Brent.” “How do you know my name?” “Let’s just say your popular amongst some of my friends.” Avalon snapped before she began to walk away. She stopped after a few steps and turned back to him. “Heed my advice, leave Rosalie the hell alone. That poor girl needs a man to love her not use her. And no I don’t care you grandparents killed dragons. I would believe that stupidity when I see a dragon.”

Tsk, this man really don't know the word patience. "Your duration." My cousin complained as soon as he saw us. Hela applauds. "Now! Listen!" "I want you to go to Mount Avalon, where Avalon lives." I immediately frowned at what Hela was going to say. Mount Avalon where does Avalon live? What kind of shit is that? When was the last time I heard of that mountain. "Where is that? And why is the mountain named after him?" Uno asked. "Good question! This mountain can only be found if you know Avalon. You can't see nor reach the mountain if you don't know him. He controls that mountain you see. And if he permits to let you in then congratulations! "

he said, hands in his pockets, voice smooth and genuine. Taranya glanced at Aarunya and for a fleeting second she caught the smallest admiration in her sister-in-law’s eyes. “When do I start?” Abhimanyu smiled. “Tomorrow.” As he turned away to speak with Aarunya privately, Taranya stared at the space he left behind. Something had felt different. She could feel it. But she wasn’t sure if it was a new phase of her life. Or maybe just another kind of trap… *** As Taranya walked away, humming under her breath, Aarunya led Abhimanyu to the back veranda, the only place in this house that didn't have any CCTV camera in it. The only place where she at least felt a little bit of peace.

Kallista shook it, surprised by his warmth and even more surprised that Jaxon had a sibling but then again, what did she know about his family? Zayn was a stark contrast to everyone she'd met so far in the cold mansion. He had a charm that disarmed her. “Enough introductions,” Evelyn said, her tone sapping all the warmth of the earlier moment away. “Zayn, don’t you have something better to do?” “Not really,” Zayn said, flashing Kallista another grin before sauntering off. “Lila,” Evelyn said, the impatience in her voice clear.

“You’re gone. The war’s over. But I don’t know who I’m supposed to be.” “You’re supposed to find out,” she said. “How?” She stepped closer. “You’ve seen what’s left of the world. What we saved. What we broke. But there’s more. There’s always more.” He blinked. “What do you mean?” Caitlyn turned, looking out into the distance. “Beyond Eldoria. Beyond the mountains. There are lands we never touched. Histories we never knew. Power we never understood. Our story’s just one piece.” “Are you saying…” He paused. “There are others?”

“She’s done so much for me. She deserves to have someone by her side, someone to love her as much as she loved me.” Alina nodded. “I can’t wait to see her again. I’ve missed her stories and her warmth.” The flight passed in a blur of conversation and laughter, and soon enough, they touched down in the tropical paradise of the Bahamas. The warm, salty breeze hit them as they stepped off the plane, and Alina took a deep breath, savoring the familiar scent of the ocean. As they arrived, Anton’s excitement grew. He hadn’t told Alina yet, but he had a surprise of his own—he had spoken to Beatrice earlier, and she had hinted at something unexpected.

But he resisted. He looked away, his fingers digging into the plush fabric of the couch. "We've got a long road ahead here, Ava. Carver's fighting demons we can't even see, and we... well, we've got our own maze to navigate now." Ava nodded, a quiet agreement filled with an understanding that words would fail to capture. Slowly, she rose from the couch and took a step toward the window, her gaze falling on the bustling city below. On a world moving along indifferent to their intricate emotional tapestry.

The team stared at the horizon, where faint tendrils of shadow lingered, a chilling reminder that their battle was far from over. ~ The resistance base was quiet, the air thick with the weight of anticipation. Inside the command center, Ruby stood with her team, gathered around a flickering holographic map. Finn's hands moved quickly over his device, refining the display of the Wastes' uncharted zones. The coded signal's coordinates pulsed faintly on the map, deep in an area no one had dared to explore. Evelyn crossed her arms, her expression severe. "This zone isn't just dangerous. It's been untouched for years for a reason. Sending you in is a gamble, but if this signal is tied to the Shad

Gabriel’s POV I saw the signboard “Goodbye Mandena” up above. And I just smirked like a victorious soldier who had conquered wars and was returning home. Seeing the above signboard, I knew that I had already escaped being arrested in Mandena. Mandena was a city in the large country of Manderin. But after Mandena was another country because Mandena was at the end of Manderin and we were bordered by the country of Philadelphia. Philadelphia was a country whereby people running from the government in Mandena could escape because of their lawlessness and, at the same time, rigid constitution to external pressure.

Aisha’s POV: I don’t know why but when bhanu aunty informed me that Ravan had forgiven his so called family even after witnessing what they did to me I felt hurt, deeply hurt, honestly I somehow fell in love which him after he saved me from getting tarnished by those five men’s who were hired by that bitch Julia and Roma to devour on my body as a revenge for what her daughter and Ravan fiancé Reva had suffered because of my parents, but now when I heard Bhanu aunty confession I felt like cheated and worthless ‘Do I really mean nothing to him, am I that worthless to him?’ I questioned myself in my mind when ‘Do you need any more confirmation?’ my sub conscious quickly mocked me however I pu