Cosmere Timeline Novels & Stories

At this moment, Lord Moore continued, “Jasmine has always been a very well-mannered girl, and she is very concerned about family matters, be it personal or business. I am truly grateful for that. In fact, some time ago, when I was gravely ill and all the doctors announced that my time had almost come, she introduced Master Wade to me. It was Master Wade who cured me and pulled me back from the light. He even gave me the precious Rejuvenating Pill, allowing me to rewind my timeline to 20 years younger.”

“The Chronos Stone truly deserves to be called the greatest treasure in the Upper Realm. With such power, its owner can defy the heavens!” Andrius’ interest was piqued when he heard the term ‘greatest treasure’. He asked, “Ms. Carter, why is the Chronos Stone considered the greatest treasure in the Upper Realms? Is there a story behind it?” “It’s a long story.” Elise’s expression turned nostalgic as she began to recount the tale “About 100 thousand years ago, the Celestial Blade Sect was at the height of its power. it was the most powerful force in the Upper Realms, and we had countless Aureate Immortals. Even late-stage Aureate Immortals were not rare.

Conversations among Athenian citizens revealed a newfound pride in their city's revival, with cosmic symbols adorning ancient structures, embodying the harmonious blend of past and future. Aurelius, with his cosmic insights, engaged in conversations with scholars to establish an academy that transcended borders. The Luminary Sage envisioned an institution where minds from diverse cultures could converge to explore the mysteries of the universe. The Chronicle Prism, now a central artifact in the cosmic academy, projected holographic images that ignited conversations about the shared cosmic heritage of humanity.

There was peace throughout all of the kingdoms, that worshiped the Moon Goddess, for almost a millennia, then Alpha Kushim happened. As the story goes, Alpha Kushim was born sometime around 3,400 BCE, dates differ depending on who you ask, in Ancient Uruk, which is now in the area of what we call Iraq. Kushim was not happy with his mate, she was the high warrior from Nippur. She was born an omega, and worked her way up the warrior ranks. Kushim was appalled that he would be paired with someone from the lowest station, it didn’t matter to him that she had worked so hard to work her way up, or that an omega was even able to achieve the rank of top warrior. Kushim rejected her. Selene was great

"And it’s definitely not a local hallmark. I’ve run this through three different international antique databases. This crest belongs to the Chronomos Society." Devashish looked up from the 1947 leather ledger, his eyes bloodshot from a lack of sleep. "Who are they?" "A clandestine cartel," Vikram explained, tapping the keyboard to bring up a hidden, encrypted server. "They were founded in Geneva during the late eighteenth century by a group of master horologists, mathematicians, and astronomers. On the surface, they manufactured luxury timepieces for European royalty. In reality, they were cartographers of time. They specialized in locating and enclosing temporal fractures across the globe."

“My intelligence has zero interest in the personal maneuvers of secondary units. Whether he binds his lineage to another female or assumes the role of a pack cleric is irrelevant to my ledger.” The chilling, arctic tone of his delivery forced Tammy to retreat. “Tammy was navigating a casual inquiry; there is zero requirement for such an intense tactical posture,” Collins intervened, pivoting to face Tammy. “What is the temporal date of the union? Why are you requesting my presence?” “The first moon of April.” Tammy lowered her focus. “The configuration of the date is an absurdity. April Fools. An absolute mockery.” Collins checked the chronometer on her stone. The first moon of April was imm