Novelas y relatos de Beyond Heavens

"What is beyond that gate?" No one answered. Then Anira stepped forward. "The First Dream." Silence. Morvane frowned. "That means absolutely nothing." Anira looked toward the gate. "Before the Origin Realm, there was no creation." "No stars." "No time." "No worlds." Kael raised an eyebrow. "So basically nothing." Anira shook her head. "Not nothing." Her eyes darkened. "Potential." Liana felt the Celestial Heart pulse. The Fourteenth Seal burned brighter. Anira continued.

“Of what?” Aeron’s smile returned slowly. “Of us.” High above the fractured sky— Beyond heaven. Beyond hell. Beyond Aether’s seam— Something shifted. Not intervening. Not yet. But interested. Because for the first time— Two anomalies had touched. And neither had broken.

The celestial being regarded them with eyes that held the secrets of galaxies. "You have navigated the cosmic realms with admirable grace," the celestial being intoned, its voice resonating with the harmony of celestial spheres. "But the true test awaits in the Beyond—a realm where the threads of destiny unravel and reshape." Elain and Richard exchanged determined glances, ready to face the enigma of the Beyond. The celestial being extended its hand, offering passage through the shimmering portal. "Step into the cosmic unknown, where echoes of your journey converge. The tapestry of destiny unfolds, and the cosmic dance awaits your next steps."

--- The Journey Beyond the Veil Together—Lunara, Nareth, and the Heart—they crossed beyond the veil of stars. Beyond time. Beyond breath. Into the place where existence trembled between thought and void. There, floating in endless red light, hung the Blood Moon. It was immense—larger than galaxies, older than eternity. Its surface shimmered with rivers of molten memory. Every pulse it gave off echoed through the bones of creation. > thrum… thrum… thrum… The Heart dimmed beside Lunara, its rhythm faltering to match the older one.

Their healing hands all stretched out to her. The air was filled with magic, tangled with the chaos and fear spreading fast like wildfire. But nothing changed, things only got worse. Funny enough, Nexus was in trance. Ever since she announced the journey, she blacked out. Damn. They took her to her temple, everyone whispering something, chanting something, praying something. The fate of the fucking world hangs in the balance. After hours of several rituals and examinations, Nexus emerged from her trance. Thank goodness! Everybody made way for her. She moved swiftly, her presence exuding magic. Her powers consumed the atmosphere, I could feel it.

The city of Jakarta lay behind her, a glittering web of gold and shadows, and somewhere in that web, Budi was waking up, realizing his bird had flown. Sari didn't look back at the lights. She looked at the dark road ahead, her feet bleeding inside her soaked shoes, driven by the only thing Budi could never buy, never understand, and never break: a mother’s absolute, sacrificial love.

Gabriel awoke slowly. His eyelashes fluttered, and he stretched his legs and then curled up again. He yawned and wondered what he would do today. Perhaps he would go to the marina and hitch a ride somewhere, the south of France maybe? God, his head was banging. Where was he last night at a party? God, he was really drunk, and his mind was a total blank. Gabriel opened his eyes and looked around the room. He could see the sky through the window, and he knew it was almost dawn. Hmm, that was weird he didn't recognise the room, it wasn't his flat, and this was a single bed. He'd not slept in a single bed since he was a small kid. Where the hell was he? God, his head hurt, and he closed his eyes

It felt like she had been in this position before, which made it even worse because she could not contain the pain in her heart. As tears escaped her eyes, Nevea whispered, "I love you." Zach pulled her back to see her face, which had been covered in tears. "I never know you are a crybaby." "That's not the answer I am expecting." "What? Do you want me to say it back?" He asked playfully, making Nevea hit his chest. "I love you. You are my heaven, Nevea. As a demon and evil being, The closest I can feel peace and the beautifulness of heaven is when you are with me. You let me get the sweet taste of heaven." He wiped her tears. "And I only bring hell with me."

But it felt like I was fading away. I noticed my body becoming transparent, and I could see the road to the afterlife, lined with flowers. At the other end of that road, a little girl with pigtails seemed to be calling out to me, "Mom." My body started drifting uncontrollably toward the light, and behind me, I heard Zac screaming desperately. I did not want to turn back. I never owed Zac anything. But love could make people lose their way. I loved Zac for so many years.

He watched in horror as the Beast’s massive claw came down, cleaving through one of them. A cry of anguish filled the air, followed by the sickening thud of bodies hitting the ground. "Run!" Davis yelled, blood dripping down his forehead as he faced the Beast head-on, his blades trembling in his hands. He was trying to buy them time—time they didn’t have. Neron’s legs wobbled, his vision blurred again, but he couldn’t move. The miasma was thickening, choking him. Beside him, Serah reached out, her hand shaking as she tried to cast another spell, but the magic fizzled, her strength fading.