Destiny 2 The Traveler Novels & Stories

Jake crept carefully through the trees, following Destiny. He'd have to talk to her about how to travel through the woods while leaving no trace... but not right now. Oh my, this was far too enjoyable. He howled once more, hoping she would realise how near he was. She took a right turn and eventually came across the trail that led to the falls. A twig snapped now and then, sounding nearby.

Hope smiled. "We had help." The traveler laughed softly. "So did I." The answer surprised us all. The traveler looked along the endless roads. "My first journey began because someone I had never met chose to trust me." The golden roads shimmered. "I simply kept walking." Silence settled peacefully. Noah finally found his voice. "Who are you?" The traveler looked at him kindly. Then shook their head. "My name is no longer important." A pause. "What matters..." The lantern beside them brightened.

He tightened his grip on the walking staff. "I don't know." No one laughed. No one looked surprised. The former Shadow understood before anyone else. "You lost it." The traveler nodded. "A very long time ago." "I remembered pieces." "Faces." "Promises." "Places." "But never my name." The First Rootkeeper appeared quietly behind Ama. They had arrived without anyone noticing. "As some journeys demand." The traveler turned toward the Rootkeeper. "You know who I am?" "I know who you've become." The Rootkeeper answered.

Torock gagged and turned away at the sight of his former friend’s ruined form. The black smoke slithered into the open portal and darted off like a bat out of hell. “That liar!” ReNew growled, fists clenched. “Relax,” Destiny said coolly. “We never expected him to keep his word. But look.” She pointed. “He’s leaving a trail.” Argun smirked. “Perfect. He’ll lead us straight to the Demon Lords—and maybe even Charlene.” Destiny turned to Torock and laid a gentle hand on his shoulder. “You’ve come a long way. Stay here. I’m proud of you.”

An excerpt from Destiny Book 1... It was a great journey for the Montevista Family. After Kristina and Nathaniel had been through a lot, here they were with their five beautiful children. They've grown up so well and are kind just like their parents. Kristina and Nathaniel were so proud of all of them. Kristina smiles while she reminisces all the trials they've been through with Nathaniel. She was setting the buffet table now for their family dinner. Carina was helping her. She had been Kristina's friend and almost a sister since she married Nathaniel.

The traveler beneath the Last Tree slowly stepped forward. Their expression had become grim. The warmth and patience they normally carried had vanished. Replaced by something older. Something dangerous. Origin immediately noticed. "You know what that is." The traveler remained silent. For several moments. Then finally nodded. "Yes." The answer chilled everyone. Even the Void. The great eye narrowed. Watching. Listening. Learning. The traveler looked toward the crack. Toward the impossible shadow pressing against reality. Then whispered: "His name is Malakar." The universe shuddered.

Then I coordinated the bus exit. “I’ll lead you through the trail,” said one of the guards from the car, approaching and standing ready. “Name’s Erasmo, I’m part of the border patrol for this base.” “I’m Eliza, in charge of the support unit. We’re counting on you,” I replied firmly. We ran nearly ten minutes in human form through pitch-black darkness. The eerie sounds of the creatures could already be heard in the distance. I pushed my senses to the max, alert to every movement around us.

He looked around confused but his senses made him kneel before the creators. "Raise my children! You guys made me wait for so long to come to this point. I am 'Destiny'. I create 'Time-my mirror souls' to overlook the Solar systems around the universe. I'm from Gnewerin, centre most point of the universe. Many huge oval-shaped sparkling spheres similar to the eggs would be neatly sat on the floor in rows and each egg would be connected through cosmic dust tube to the centre point where the heart was situated.