City Of Agartha Novels & Stories

Yet another fantasy Prologue Legora, the largest capital city in the world. Once one of nine, now there are four. We had lost five cities in the great calamity. Creatures from god knows where poured in from a tear in the earth. A dimensional tear in space and time the men of science called it, but really who the fuck knows? All I know is they were bigger, stronger, looked nothing like us and they outnumbered us hundred to one.

24 YEARS LATER. Gwenn Pov “I want to run a sword through you so badly that the feeling is visceral. After all these years together I cannot believe you still are a bigoted two timing jerk.” I yelled as I stormed into the throne room, Arius behind me. “I am Yama, I cannot be seen as the fool being controlled by the Alal. It would undermine my ruling…” Arius tried explaining but he just made me even more furious than usual. “Your ruling… I am right and the whole kingdom is aware of that, the forgotten world should not be explored.”

I couldn’t tell you most of their names, but I doubt Alpha Logan and Luna Aurelia know every pack member’s names and faces. Before nightfall Tanner and Jonathan had confirmed that Noya and her people had fled the city. We don’t know where and that worries me. But Aunt Sarael and Khalid helped me set up an anti-witch magic parameter that surrounded Mount Adams, and this time I made sure we also set it up in the tunnels. It felt strange to bring our things to the center home of the city. The original home of the Argyris Alpha family. It was in bad shape from neglect, but it has such beautiful bones.

Roads were visible from our vantage point, and they were quickly filling with more and more caravans, all headed for the city. Gorgoth was larger than the other cities we had encountered so far, or at least wider. The buildings weren’t very tall; no towers and no spires. There were a lot of domes, which gave it an Arabian vibe. Many were covered in shiny metal, the biggest bunched together like a clutch of golden eggs. We could have flown in, landed in the central plaza and made a grand entrance, but that would have attracted far more attention than was wise. We didn’t know much about this place and it was best to assume it wasn’t going to throw us a party for turning up.

ODETTE After a close to eighteen-hour flight with two stops in between—one of which Gunnar had made, we landed in South Africa, in the province of KwaZulu-Natal. We were hauled up in a hotel room near the beach. The city we were staying in—from the little I had seen—was beautiful. Durban seemed to be filled with people of different races and ethnicity. It was different from what I had expected. Then again, I didn't know what to expect when Ace said we were going to a safe house. All I knew was that we wouldn't be staying at this hotel for very long.

Noe stood up, then came to me and kissed me. "Delicious? No need to do anything already served!" whispered Noe and I replied with a smile. The next day, I headed for the city of Araves, a city known as the town of adventurers because there was a dungeon there. This city is busier than Mala Magic Academy city or Lamris city. Just like the city of Lamris, this city was surrounded by a large fortress and had no guards either. Lots of adventurers of various races and also different strength levels. There are those who are stronger than the elite Danirmala warriors,

Then, at the center of the whole Agartha was the golden city. It was located at the very heart of the underworld. It was so beautiful back then. It was surrounded with different kinds of flowers, fruit baring trees, butterflies and fairies. That place, was the city called Amritsar. The whole city was made of gold and precious stones. It is where the guardian lives. “The golden City hide itself after the chaos that happened many years ago”, the voice spoked. “No one knew, where it is at the very moment”, she added.

But now that she was walking the first street, she could see why Apharothia was called the center city and why they were worthy of being the host for Gairoshi. Their guards weren’t on the ground. They were stationed above. Clothed in red and gold armor, they were like magicians with swords or arrows. She saw one of them nudge his pair's elbows and his partner nodded to the others, as if giving a signal. Looks like it was true that Apharoth was not lenient to its security.

From what Tamael had once said, if one were to go beyond those mountains they were bound to reach the ice peaks of Agaroth. But today, Sethlzaar settled for Skeldrige. It was vaunted the most advanced city in the realm, and walking its streets, he understood why. The street lamps hung from metal poles at intervals on both sides of the smooth stone roads. These lights came on, bright and warm, on their own, when night fell. He learned on his first day that the lights were born of ignitable gases trapped within the lantern globes, and a counting system was installed in each decoratively twisted poles, so that when dusk rose, the gases were set alight. Apparently, almost every house had it. The

I’m not sure the impression Sage is trying to give out but no matter what shit he throws my way, I wasn’t going to bow to his egocentric undeserving self. He may be the pack’s Alpha but to me, he’s not but a pain in the ass which I have to tolerate for the meantime, at least till I figure my way out. “Thank you,” I say paying off the Uber driver before stepping out. He dropped me off a few walks to Sage’s territory where humans aren’t to be allowed. Werewolves lurk around humans, and our identities have to remain a secret to avoid endangering the lives of the humans as well as the wolves.