Divine Beast Kindergarten Novels & Stories

Augheimer frowned and said, "The Azure Dragon, White Tiger, Vermillion Bird, and the Black Tortoise. Does this mean you want to collect the energy of the Four Divine Beasts to see what will happen?" Wilbur replied, "That's right. Oh yeah, Augheimer, don't you think it's a coincidence we have the Four Divine Beasts in Earth's dimension too? I can't believe the middle dimension has it too. Do you think there's a connection between them?" Augheimer asked puzzlingly, "Really? Is there an Azure Dragon, White Tiger, Vermillion Bird, and Black Tortoise in Earth's dimension?"

Seeing that everyone had that question on their minds, God speaks. "Is that because autonomous beings have awakened and now linked with their souls?" "Autonomous beings?" One asks. "You can also call them Divine Beasts because they have adapted animal form to obtain devotion or fear from mortals." "Divine Beasts, are you kidding? You are not supposed to be the only one with Divine rank, is it that polytheism existed?" One claims and the others support it. “It will take a long time to explain, the perennial chaos hides many truths and it is not the time to explain them, it will also cause them a lot of emotional damage because they are not yet mature enough to face the truth; you will know th

The boy wasn't sure: "Should." "That's a good thing," Amelia said as she lifted it up, looking it in the eye. "To be able to meet Azure Dragon, another Primeval Divine Beast? These days, Primeval Divine Beasts like to follow people around?" I'm not, I didn't, don't talk nonsense. Raven thought about death! Amelia didn't make it difficult, she passed the crow to the boy, saying, "Since you know each other, find a place to talk."

Author's POV "Vlad, I am ready! " Vera walked out of the closest and he looked at her while sliding his phone in pocket. "Wow! " He looked at her up and down in an awe. Vera looked away blushing. "You are looking like a goddess..." Vera was wearing Indian lehanga. mix of white and red colour was going perfectly with her complexion. "Which one?.. There are many goddess in Indian culture." Bella teased. "Well, she is almost ready but there is one thing pending..."

"I'm not a bear, Adam! Just give me a few minutes." Amusement colored Adam's reply, his laughter dancing through his words. "Alright, but it's nice to make sure you're still alive, you know!" With renewed energy, Divine untangled herself from the bedsheets and embarked on her morning routine. A cascade of warm water embraced her as she stood beneath the shower, and her thoughts drifted between the past month's journey from despair to sanctuary. She emerged from the bathroom wrapped in a towel, her reflection in the dimly lit tiles offering a glimpse of her changing body—four months along, a secret she held close.

‘If I’m going to wear the big occasion dress, I’d like to wait until it’s only the dress that’s big… The Saturday after the baptism of Stephanie Joy Dan, her mother and father made eternal vows to love, honour and keep one another in sickness and in health for all their days. Matty, her wheelchair decorated with white and silver ribbons, held her little god-daughter throughout the service. Toby performed valiantly as ring-bearer. Connie wept buckets and told everyone who would listen that Miracesca was the kindest, most wonderful woman on earth and Dan kissed her and told her that she was absolutely right. The marquee was a picture in yellow and white, and after lunch and a

I release. The death is instant. The deer falls to the ground, cracking twigs and old leaves beneath it. Keenan gives me a reassuring smile. ''Nice shot, ladybug.'' I release the breath I was holding and slowly go to the animal. It's small, still thin after the harsh winter. ''Yeah, let's get it back home'' I say, looking at my brother, smiling softly at the nickname he's given to me when I was a toddler. Keenan comes to the animal and lifts it easily on his shoulder. I furrow my brows.

"Listen up, class! Mr. Zane Atlantis here is going to be your new teacher. He is a professor, and I hope you will be able to lean from him." "Oh, he can teach me all night!" A girl suddenly yelled and Mrs. James rolled her eyes. She looked like she had been expecting the reaction, as the rest of the girls giggled, a few just staring at him like they were watching prey. Alpha Zane said nothing and the woman spoke up again. "Detention, Bonnie. Now for the rest of you, I would like you to behave. You do not want to give Zane the impression that all of you are some kind of starved little girls now, will you?"

Anticipation filled him as he wondered whether the beast could withstand the stone’s brilliance. Boom! The divine light struck the beast with immense force, cutting deep gashes into its flesh and sending blood flying. The creature roared in pain and fury, its eyes now showing a flicker of fear. It hadn’t expected the Prism Stone’s five-colored light to be so overwhelming, surrounding it in a cage of brilliance. Escape wouldn’t be easy. The divine light was incredibly powerful, like an artifact of unmatched strength. The beast’s furious howls echoed through the air, but its struggles were futile. The Prism Stone was far more dangerous than it appeared. Once it fully unleashed its power, it co

I woke up from the sound of my stomach growling, without a word; I stood up from lying on my bed; my face was a little hurt from the incident earlier when I saw my reflection, a big purple bruise. I sighed and held my cheek, and started to heal myself. My mom and dad were fascinated with my gift for healing, but it wasn't extravagant; like the doctors from our tribe, I could heal simple wounds or, like mine—Bruises.