Celestial Key Novels & Stories

This is when she noticed something, There was a flower bouquet along with a note. Sarah took the bouquet, smelled it. They were so fresh that she felt freshness in her heart. Who brought it here? she open the envelope and saw it from the back. At the section of home address, there was written " Sarah John". No information regarding the sender was there. Only courier ticket was there with a date of yesterday. No one has ever sent her the flower. What is the case? she opened the envelope. It had a letter which said, " Welcome to Stanford University".

“Please come upstairs with me. We have not only excellent celestial plants but also elixirs suitable for your level and many high-grade mysterious artifacts there," the shopkeeper said, sensing a potential big spender and getting friendly with Adrian. Upstairs, Adrian noticed a peculiar-looking celestial plant seedling and asked the shopkeeper about it. The shopkeeper noted Adrian's interest and gladly explained. The seedling was from the Celestisorb Tree, a useful celestial plant specializing in absorbing celestial veins. When planted, it could release celestial veins, making it essential for immortals above level nine.

Feeling curious, I walked up to the stage to see the baker and the birthday cake up close. As I walked up the stage, something glinted on the wooden floor, catching my eye. Six coloured stones were placed on the floor, each stone on the pointy edges of a hexagon star. This looks highly suspicious. Is someone planning something bad against Nari? I paused, narrowing my eyes as I focused to identify if there is any magic on the stones. Slowly the colours begin to form and I could see threads of black, gray and silver interlacing with each other as they form the lines of a hexagon star.

He twists mid-plunge, mouth finding mine again. We laugh into the kiss, breathless and wild, steam rising where rain meets dragonfire. When we land on the aerie ledge, soaked to the bone and exhilarated, the portal key is already glowing in my palm—Celeste’s storm-magic crackling impatient. We step through together. The Celestial Court outpost hits like a shock of cold reality. Marble halls echo with hurried footsteps. Mages in war-robes cluster around holographic displays. The air smells of ozone, ink, and tension.

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

Katherine Thomas Chapter 1 There is only one planet that we know of that holds life. It is the Earth. Our home. However, there is a small percentage of the population that never lost their true parentage. They know where they really come from, and it isn’t Earth’s perfection. They are called to watch the stars. They can see the differences that the normal humans can’t see. They instinctively know they came from the heavens. They are the ones who call themselves the Seeds of the Stardust.

She paused in the doorway and turned back. Ezekiel was already at his own door with the key card in his hand but the thing was that he just stood there and observed her. She flashes him a amile. "Goodnight, Mr Sterling." Ezekiel, caught suddenly by her smile, blinked and the nodded quickly. "Goodnight." Something about her smile reminded him of someone. But he could not bear to go through that torturous. Immediately Vespera entered her room, she sat on her couch and crossed her legs for some minutes before standing up again and just walked to something that was covered with dark clothes inside her room.

He didn't know that there was a disciple inside the house, he thought that it would be easier for him to get the daughter of God especially when she's living with ordinary humans, that was his thought. Disciples are known to be a soul from God's divinity, they are born from the hearts of the Dragon that's why they are able to fill their souls inside a vessel. He didn't know that the man named Mathias was no longer human, but a vessel. He was sure that the soul inside was from the God himself, it was powerful and his fire was totally red as blood. It doesn't make him fear though, since he has the ability to control every Darkrai. Even the Dragons in Grisaia are one of his soldiers, Gods will

Lucas was stunned and could not comprehend what was the System trying to convey. "Host, from now on, this Celestial Burial will keep following you. You can summon the Celestial Burial whenever you want to." Lucas was feeling utterly astonished deep within him when he heard it and was thinking that this system was just law-defying. "Host, it's pointless even if you've defeated the ultimate war general who was guarding it. That's because the key to unlocking the Celestial Burial is the Ten Legendary Weapons." Listening to it made Lucas come to an understanding. 'So this is how it works.'

"This... this is the gateway to the chamber of the Celestial Codex." I stepped forward, instinctively reaching into my pocket and pulling out the pendant Seraphina had given me earlier in our journey. It was adorned with a single star. Without hesitation, I placed the pendant in the missing star slot. The door responded immediately, glowing vibrantly and then slowly creaking open. Inside, the chamber was vast, illuminated by a luminescent celestial dome, stars and galaxies swirling overhead. In the center, on a raised pedestal, lay a magnificent tome bound in ethereal materials, its pages shimmering.