Destiny Of X Reading Order Novels & Stories

A Destiny Written in Stone Daniel had always known his fate was dark. He had been hunted, feared, and used as a pawn by forces beyond his understanding. But standing here, in the heart of the sanctuary, reading the prophecy that had been hidden from the world, he realized something far worse. “The one who carries the darkness shall walk the path of ruin…” “But ruin is not the end—only the beginning.” “For if he survives the war within, he shall not be a harbinger of destruction… but the first of something new.”

I whimper as I shut my eyes, trying to take my head far before he stops me by placing his free hand under my chin. The pain of his touch electrifies my whole cells. I imagine death, the ruthless phantom that feeds on lives, especially innocent ones. I would not call mine innocent though, which is why I could not help but think that if I die today, will I be able to see my mother? “Young flesh,” Xaulfur groans, much to my surprise. His voice has a wolfish growl, pushing its way brutally into my eardrums. When I open my eyes, I find his face in front of mine. He could be tall, but I am tall enough to reach the point where I now watch his Adam's apple move as he speaks again.

He walked over to my desk and placed a reassuring hand on my shoulder before he leaned down and softly touched his lips to my cheek. “I finished it,” I said with a proud smile. Xander’s eyes narrowed in the manuscript's direction. “May I?” I nodded and followed Xander’s hands as he took the book and flipped the pages. Not a single one of them was blank. I had filled everything from cover to back. Xander’s eyes shadowed when he read the last few pages. They were about the war at White Birch. That was the part of the story no one ever wanted to tell. I gathered some bits and pieces, but nothing substantial enough to have a clear picture in my mind. Because of that, I had filled most of it with

Victoria and Alexander felt a profound connection to the threads of destiny within Sterling Manor, realizing their intertwined fates were intricately linked to the mansion's ultimate purpose. The denouement unfolded as the visions within the crystal reached a crescendo. Threads of destiny, illuminated by the crystal's brilliance, converged towards a cosmic nexus at the center of the chamber. The celestial beings, expressions mirroring cosmic fulfillment, gestured towards the nexus, revealing it as the gateway to the core of Sterling Manor's ultimate destiny.

Eli and every other person would easily betray me just to get some favor from Xavier. As the sun began its descent over the horizon, I rode out west, towards the setting sun. I was riding to destiny. "Destiny is not a matter of chance. It is a matter of choice. It was not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved." The sages said and I would be flaming damned if I allow myself to be a waiting duck while Alpha Xavier has a field day.

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Emilia explained. “So, how did Lisa get there? Are you saying she's cursed?” “No, she's not, but she was destined to be there.'' “This doesn't make any sense. Do I look like someone who's afraid of Destiny?” I walked closer to them to air my thoughts. “I, Alpha Xavier from the Vulcan pack, are never afraid of my adversary. I gave them heads, no matter how many they were. This is just how I run my things, so if I need Destiny to get to the forest, then I can as well make my own destiny right now and here.”

I asked her, puzzled. "I am not 17, I am actually 20. Alpha Felix attacked my pack and killed everyone in it. It was a very bloody night, one that I am trying to forget. When I saw the lust on Alpha Felix's face after I had been captured and all my people killed, I knew life was worthless to him and he would not hesitate to kill me too. It's why I lied. I found Dexter the week I came when I fell down from being pushed by Alpha Felix. He became my mate from that day, it is with his guidance that I have been able to stay away from Alpha Felix's lustful intentions" she explained and my mouth opened.

I wonder if the pained look in his eyes is feigned, or if he's genuinely struggling. "I, Dex Sutton, Alpha of the Bloon Moon Pack," he begins, and Lucy's eyes widen in shock. Did she really expect her actions to have no consequences? This can't come as a surprise, can it? "You wouldn’t!" she shouts, but Dex continues as if she hadn't said anything.

Behind them, a rival Alpha’s gaze burned with cruel ambition. The spirit’s whisper cut through the vision. “The attack will come beneath the Red Moon. Jeremy will fall, and you will be left to face the darkness alone. You must not falter, Abbey. You must lead. You must protect your kin.” My pulse thundered in my ears as the vision shifted again. Flames licked across the pack’s borders. Screams echoed. Blood stained the earth. And through it all, Jeremy’s body lay in the dirt, lifeless, while I stood above him with gold dripping from my palms like molten fire.