Novel & Cerita Book Of Enoch Origin

His blood wouldn't be enough. He sighed tiredly, watching as Enoch struck down creatures, called forth lightening after taking the heart of an ugly vampire, before entering into the midst of his people. Somehow, they knew that the ancient was for them, for they made no noise, until he created a large ball around them. Jeremy saw his people bowing, saw their mouths moving, and knew that they knew who Enoch was—the warrior that had led Jacob’s parents away, must have told them about the species.

I had been to the underworld, and that was scary enough. “Maybe that’s why I don’t die. I’m too afraid.” “I don’t think so. Maybe it’s just not your time yet.” He laughs humourlessly. “My time came and went three thousand years ago.” “Where is Enoch now? Is he still alive?” “He’s alive, but I don’t know where he is. He left me many years ago.” A flash of pain crosses his face. “We are bound to our fathers, as we are bound to our brides and sons.”

Enoch looked down at Debra and Marion. "If there's a creator out there making universes and humans, why can't we be creators too?" Debra felt sick. "So what? You trashed families and did all this crap just to feed your ego?" "Not me," Enoch said coolly. "The Osborne family. The four families found the truth. The world has a creator. They could've used it to make things better, but they didn't. My ancestors saw how brutal this world is. They swore to build a perfect one. The mission passed down, and after generations' hard work, we've finally cracked it."

His innocence was a stark contrast to the weighty tome before him. "Mother, what does it say?" Eden asked, lifting his piercing blue gaze to meet mine. "Eden," I began, my voice carrying the gravity of the moment, "this is no ordinary book. It's a relic from an age long past, filled with prophecies and knowledge that we believed lost." The words hung heavy between us, the air thick with implications yet to be unfurled. Jason placed a hand on Eden's shoulder, his touch firm yet comforting. "Son, within these pages lies the understanding of your destiny. A path set for you since the dawn of our kind."

Their powers really was the embodiment of evil. According to the book, the power of the Enu realm was gotten from the sky. That was why their kingdom wasn’t built on land like the other realms. For those who lives far from the sky, their powers were very little and almost non existent. Those not to far yet not to close has average powers and those closest to the sky where powerful. The Kingdom had a class level arranged according to their power levels. According to them, Gwen would be in the middle class, just as Tyron had said.

Cora continues to speak. “Hear. Him. Out.” She stresses each word. Enoch was a man of reason. Empathy was not in the cards for him, that’s his wife’s job. He looked at Gideon in his defensive stance and his sister who was in front of the boy blocking the outsider from him. “Speak.” Gideon, not releasing himself from his defensive stance in case Enoch charges at him, starts to explain where and when he met his daughter. “Why’d she tell you about the curse?” Enoch asks. Now standing in a more relaxed manner. His eyes not glowing anymore, but Cora still standing in between them.

Her mother looked away. “You weren’t born.” The words hit Elena like a slap. “What?” “You were created.” Adrian looked at Elena. She could barely speak. “By whom?” Her mother didn’t answer. Elias did. “By the First Source.” Elena looked at him. “What is the First Source?” “The consciousness that existed before the Source you know.” “The one that split into creation and destruction?” “Yes.” Elena looked toward Eden. “And I created him?” “Yes.” “Then who created me?”

Edward replied. " it is a mythical story that goes around the community but no one has ever come to prove it, she is known as the goddess of Enlightenment and she offers protection to the moon community, I wish I could learn the guidelines of the book that could lead me to her but it is too complicated to learn" Geri says while looking into the sky. Edward quickly started remembering what he has gone through before he reached their community. He has a lot in his mind but he hesitates telling his cousin about it. He starts going through the book and realises that their are so many other breeds and interbreeds in the outside world. This immediately reminds him of Ahmar and his evil people who

Soren whispered I couldn’t answer Because I didn’t know The name hadn’t come from knowledge It had come from within Like a second voice buried in my ribs had finally found its way out --- Ewen knelt beside me, his hand steady on my shoulder. “That name… it’s not recorded. Not in any text I’ve ever read.” Lucian looked at him sharply. “But you’ve heard it.” “In a whisper. Once. When I crossed into the frozen ruins near Skellmoor.” Soren moved closer. “You think it’s another god?” Ewen shook his head. “No. I think it’s what comes after gods are done.” ---

he said calmly, "that she would come back. And that we would reunite in this life." I opened my mouth to speak to him, but it was Enoch who spoke back. "That doesn't make sense," Enoch muttered. "It didn't to me either," Lucretius replied. His voice remained steady. It was the same tone when he told me about that person. "But they also told me something else." Enoch's eyes narrowed. "What?" "That if I ended my life..." he said slowly, "I would start over again with nothing. No memories." My breath hitched. And confusion was written all over my face.