Divine Rivals Audiobook Novels & Stories

A faint stain lingered, like a memory written into its face. Kyren stood beside me, silent. Riven leaned in the archway. Ashen sprawled on the steps, finally still. Silas completed the circle again, not containment this time, but privacy. “No eavesdroppers,” he said. “None magical, none divine.” The word hung there. Divine. I closed my eyes briefly. “They’ll come again.” “Yes,” Riven said. “But differently.” “They learned,” Kyren added. “That door terrifies them.”

He was so entirely present with his high-status friends that he seemed almost untouchable. Men like Daniel became dangerous precisely because they believed their worlds were impenetrable. They grew careless. They believed they were too important to be held accountable. They acted like the normal rules didn't apply to them. And it worked. To Larry's downfall, it worked. Javier pushed farther into the crowd, weaving between groups of donors and their handlers. He was searching for Elise.

’ They had lived in Star Kingdom for so many years from birth to now, but this was the first time they felt as if they were truly understanding this level 7 civilization. “David, you actually arranged for someone to attack me in secret. You’ve completely embarrassed all partial Pre-Deities. You are not worthy to ignite the Divine Fire. If you have the ability, let’s fight one-on-one!” Azul endured the severe pain and barked. “Legitimacy lends itself to the victor. How can there be so much fairness in this world? Isn’t history also written by the victor? You’re only saying this because you’re on the weaker side. I don’t believe that you’ve never set an opponent before,” David replied coldly.

“Hmph! You’re just in the middle Divine Stage. What right do you have to shout so boldly? Do you truly think you’re invincible? Sending these people to their deaths is a crime against humanity.” “Their lives are worth no more than weeds,” the first Divine retorted, his expression turning icy. “You’re also at the middle Divine Stage. Even if we fought, it would be difficult to determine a clear victor. If you wish to die for these people, feel free to step forward. I won’t stop you. But if you don’t want to, then keep quiet. I’m sure everyone wants to see what lies within this ancient tomb.” The opposing Divine’s anger flared at the first Divine’s defiance. “Are you really sure this is the an

Brianna said with excitement. “And how would we force him to give up his vessel?” Aaron asked. “He would need to be pushed back to Hell,” Colton said. He looked at his mother and she nodded with a smile. “It would need another who is strong enough to do it.” I narrowed my eyes at him and he smiled. “Who is stronger than a Horseman?” Alex asked and Drake met my eyes. “A Divine Warrior is,” he said. “We have the almost pure essence of Rachel.” He sighed. “I could-” But I cut him off.

Herja spoke sharply, "You're not in this class to think. You're in the class to learn how to react quickly and without hesitation. You're in the class to develop the skills necessary to protect yourself, and even if you already know all of these things, as I'm sure you do, you're still in the class because it is a requirement to graduate from Divine Academy. Is that clear? If it isn't, we can always involve your father in the matter. I can summon him right now if you want?" Miles looks like he's about to explode. I've never heard anyone talk to the heirs, so if there's one nice thing I'll say about Professor Herja is that she has balls, big hefty ones made out of steel. I waited for Miles to

“They’ve just changed shape.” —THE GOD'S CHALLENGE Later that night, Darius found Ava staring into the flames of her own campfire. He sat beside her, quiet. She turned slowly. “I was ready to fight Raven. Even ready to die.” “But how do you fight a god?” Darius took her hand. “You don’t.” “You prove them wrong.”

he spat, storming off before Dante could see the crack in his armor. That night, alone in his room, Aiden scrolled through the headlines until his vision blurred. “Blackthorn and Veyron: From Rivals to Partners?” “Chemistry Caught on Camera: Are the Heirs More Than Allies?” “United Front or Secret Affair?” His reflection stared back from the black screen—scarred, bruised, uncertain. No matter how he tried, he couldn’t erase the heat of Dante’s arm around him, or the gleam in those golden eyes that had looked far too much like they belonged there.

His voice thundered across the Colosseum, and the crowd stopped running. They all stopped to listen to what he had to say. . .it wasn't like they willingly stopped to listen, but his voice, as thunderous as it sounded, requested to be obeyed. "This might come as a shock to some of you, and the rest might not believe me but, I am Dhruv," he declared with an unwavering confidence, his proclamation rippling across the vast expanse of the Colosseum. The faces of those sage Bernadette and my father reflected a mixture of disbelief and astonishment. "I have come to claim dominion over what should have been mine. This earth, your lifes, your prayers, everything you own should belong under my contro

He did not take the three first Divine Step experts seriously at all. As soon as he finished speaking, a powerful dragon consisting of inner energy appeared in the sky amidst the frenzy of his Linebreaker Overlord. “Divine Voyage!” With Andrius’ shout, the dragon’s roar echoed across the world, overlooking everything from above. Rumble— The three Grand Elders never expected a mere second Divine Step expert to be so domineering, especially with that strange long spear. Each swing of it was terrifying. The three were instantly suppressed. “Hmph!”