Bill Cipher Prophecy Novels & Stories

Celia said, breaking the monotony of clacking sounds of forks against plates. “What do you mean? I just showered,” Oscar answered, brows furrowed. “Really?” She asked. His bewildered expression morphed into a look of realisation and he immediately glanced at me. “Did you pay the water bill?” Tingles rushed up and down my spine and try as I did, I couldn't fight the smile that forced its way onto my face. “Yes,” I blurted out. “I wanted to give you an early birthday present. I know how things have been lately and I just wanted to ease your pressure.”

"You have me. Whatever happens, whatever you become, you have me." His head found my chest, for a time, none of us spoke a word. My brain continues to process everything, from how it all started, How it all started… I jerked, "The prophecy," I whispered. "The one of the two true alphas. What does it mean?" "What prophecy? “You mentioned it before you passed out, about the prophecy of two true alphas… does it have to do with anything." “I…I no,” “Tell me the truth milo!”

Another pause. "Say it," I said. Petra looked at me directly. "There is a prophecy," she said. "It's very old. We believed it was theoretical — a warning about something that couldn't happen." Her eyes moved briefly to the bassinets, then back to mine. "It can happen," she said. "It did happen." The monitors beeped their steady rhythm into the silence. "What does the prophecy say," Kael said. His voice was very even. Petra was quiet for a moment.

(Morrigan’s P.O.V) As we were walking back to the house a sudden wave of heat washed over me and my skin began to tingle. Suddenly everything went black, and I felt like I was being shot forward in time. (Vision) “There’s seriously a fucking prophecy about this mutt?! I thought you said there wasn’t anything mentioning a tribrid?!” “Well, I’m sorry Calida but this prophecy was made over a thousand years ago and was one of the last ever made by the Oracle of Alynthi. So, excuse me for not knowing that it existed.”

"Do you know anything about the prophecy? About what you and your younger stepsister's destiny and your futures?" "Prophecy? Destiny?" he repeated in a tone full of confusion, not understanding what the figure in front of him was talking about the figure, who now took a deep breath as soon as he knew his reaction. "What prophecy are you talking about?" "I guess you do not know about all of them yet," using a wave of his hand that moved gracefully, the mysterious figure lifted Bianca's body into the air until it managed to create panic inside him. "I could not blame you for not knowing about it, Child. It is a pity, though ..."

* * * [A/N] Thanks for reading. Billy has issues, but it looks like he’s Leveling Up in his own way. Who can guess what the plan is?

When the elder Willis passed away, he took over the company from his father, and he was working hard to establish his own name. Leonard Hofstadter was a billionaire in his forties involved with exports. Lisa had done a lot of research on them. And she needed to mentally get ready for all of them since after tonight's meal, all three would be returning to Mason's room for drinks. She wasn't sure what role she was expected to play, but she figured that staring at four attractive men couldn't be all that difficult. She wasn't going to get out her laptop and go over everything again because she already understood everything she needed to know.

Not a myth, not a cautionary tale, not even a rumor passed down through pack oral tradition that described a full moon simply ceasing mid-cycle. Which meant either it had never happened before. Or the records of the last time it happened had been removed. I leaned back in my chair, the report in front of me blurring slightly at the edges. The prophecy sat at the corner of my desk, transcribed in my own hand from the altar stone. ‘What was taken will return. What was buried will rise. The blood of the first will walk among the wolves again, and the world will not survive it unchanged.’ Destruction.

I couldn’t help but chuckle, nervous, but a laugh nonetheless, “I was born with a gift, not with conditions.” She sighed, “There’s calamity upon the pack Tanner. We’re headed for disaster and there’s only one way we can stop it.” I felt the twang again, a strain in my heart which left me suffocated. I shot up to my feet—unable to still understand the prophecy, but in a slight way still feeling a sense of what it means. It was like the answers were in my palm, warped in a hieroglyph that only I could decipher. I let out a deep breath, facing the high priestess, “Where are the elders?”

he says before racing back inside. I look at Cayd and then Lily who shrugs but we all move quickly inside. Cayd and Lily follow Buppig’s scent to the library and when we get there, he’s practically jumping up and down a book open in front of him. He pushes it toward us and Lily moves quickly. “A new prophecy?” she asks excitedly. “Read it!” he says, his eyes glowing in his excitement. I step up beside Lily and read. ‘When those who were lost,