Divine Revelation Novels & Stories

POV: Gabriel He felt it before he understood what he was feeling. That was the specific quality of this particular decree, distinct from all the messages he had carried across his existence, all the divine communications he had transmitted with the precise accuracy of his messenger's nature. Those had arrived as information, as content, as the specific thing to be conveyed. This arrived as a tremor, as something moving through the deep structures of reality itself, below the level of information and into the level of fact.

He communed with the elemental spirits whose favour granted him some amazing abilities. The priest gill, explained to him that Davis' magic was arcane, Montgaff's elemental, and his Devine. Device magic is bestowed by a Godspirit. A Godspirit is a individualization of an aspect of what priests called the Great Spirit. The great spirit encompassed everything, and being so vast, it used God spirits as its many faces. Sofux was the face of order, Mar, the face of fertility and so on.

Victoria and Alexander, now immersed in the revealing communion, felt a profound connection to the cosmic forces shaping their destiny. As the revealing communion reached its zenith, the celestial sanctuary began to emanate an ethereal luminescence. The symbols and constellations glowed with a revealing brilliance, revealing encoded messages that spoke to the couple's very essence. Celestial beings and astral landscapes responded to the revealing currents, and the celestial echoes projected visions of enlightened realms and intertwined destinies.

“You don’t have to kill us. You said you are a daughter of the moon. Just like her. Just like Neveah.” Divine glanced at him. “Yes. And?” “Doesn’t that mean the goddess gave you power too?” he asked. Divine smiled. “Of course she did. I was obedient once. That is how I received my power.” She looked away briefly. “I came here to fix a mistake. With your recklessness,” she said pointing towards Salcan. “You have ruined my plans.” Her eyes returned to them. “And now, you are no longer needed.” I looked at Salcan.

It was pause. Isabella, meanwhile, was discovering the true weight of her anointing. Since the incident with the hidden altar beneath the sanctuary, her visions had grown vivid—prophetic, even terrifying. She would wake up with scripture on her tongue and dreams of fire and water battling in the heavens. These were not ordinary dreams. They were fragments of revelation. And she was the vessel.

"How shall I proceed once the...rites have concluded?" Exhaling a cleansing breath, I felt the universe's infinite microcosms whirling dizzily around the axis of my convictions - like celestial planes reorienting in the wake of my inexorable footsteps. "After the trials have sundered any diseased essence from the faithful and redeemed," I proclaimed, "I will submerge into the Revelation Deeps to plumb the ultimate source of this contagion's blasphemous seeds." Even as the words passed my lips, I felt reality itself quailing in anticipation of whatever violated boundaries and cosmic obscenities would soon be laid horrifically bare in that dark quest's wake.

After looking around the room, one of them asked in a deep voice, "Which of you is Randy Long and Maya Palin?" Everyone froze when they heard that. Then, they seemed to recover and quickly crowded forward, talking over one another as they tried to cozy up to them. "Oh, Sir, you've come at the right time. We were just about to report that one of your soldiers is defaming a civilian." "That's right. My friend kindly helped him look after his home, but he accused my friend of sleeping with his wife." "I think he's the one fooling around, and now, he wants an excuse for divorce."

The casual arrogance completely vanished from his face, replaced by a haunting, terrifying fervor. "And then... the truth finally came out. When she turned out to be the Divine Elemental," Damon breathed, his voice vibrating with absolute, unadulterated awe. "When the Moon Goddess herself actually bypassed the heavens, possessed her body, and spoke directly through her... and I was just standing right there in the room. A mere mortal in the presence of absolute, untethered divinity." Damon gripped the edge of the freezing steel table, his knuckles turning white through his surgical gloves.

"While we are not tired. That we will not accept it no matter how tired we are later. Because when we are that tired the reasoning will sound right and we will not be able to trust our own thinking." I looked at her. She was three years old in calendar time. "Yes," I said. "That is exactly right." My father asked Eldric one more question before we ended the meeting. "The Void Court spoke to her through the fault line," he said. "Can it do that with anyone or only with divine aspects." "I believe only with divine aspects," Eldric said. "The fault line is a channel of Void energy. Divine energy is the only kind that can receive what passes through it clearly enough to understand. A mortal woul