Earths Chosen Savior Novels & Stories

It was a large earth elemental, made of rocks and soil. "You shall not take the Earth Crystal," the guardian said. Jaxon stepped forward. "We need the Earth Crystal to defeat the Eternals." The guardian shook its head. "The Earth Crystal is not for mortals." Jaxon knew that he had to prove himself to the guardian. He used his powers to connect with the earth, showing the guardian that he was worthy of the crystal. "I am the Chosen One," Jaxon said. "I need the Earth Crystal to protect the supernatural world."

Even if I won't be one of them, I am grateful to be a warrior here. "Azeal, the angel of air!" He announced and the villagers applauded. "Mayim, the angel of water!!?" Another round of applause. "Seth, angel of light…!!" The true protector. "Gaia, angel of earth….!!!" Now, only one protector left to identify. I was thrilled and my gaze fell on Nate, my lover. He was looking at the Godfather and I assumed he would be the one. He was the best manipulator of fire and earth. I wondered why he wasn't chosen as protector of earth.

who were also called as the safeguards… But when the corruption on planet Earth started increasing rapidly even God's also took away the protection from the civilizations resulting info the demolition of all the civilizations about which we study now but my grandpa always used to say that there still exists few “Chosen one”, who are from the family of them who acquired those symbols on their bodies by passing the test…

My dad kisses me on my temple and pulls back to look into my eyes. “The doctor will do everything he can to save him, Bean. You just have to have faith in the Moon Goddess.” I nod into my dad’s chest and close my eyes to focus on his heartbeat. I pray to the Moon Goddess that she gives me a chance to have a life with Cory. I have been wanting my mate for a long time and now that I found him, I don’t want to let him go.

Things have changed so much since she arrived that even his mansion staff are happier and livelier. Appearing at his library, Andrew sighed, his anxiety never left him. He might as well check his library for added information about Mother Earth's powers and weaknesses, or all would be lost if she couldn't control it. He began to scroll his collections of ancient books, catalogues, and tales looking for something that could give him enough data regarding Diana's capacity, and luckily he found one. An ancient article about supernatural beings that had been considered myths and fictional tales of the human race, and though none seemed to bother to investigate the myths nonetheless, undisclosed

For a few minutes he stared at her, she was beautiful of course she can made many men fall for her without her even knowing it, she didn’t need to apply heavy or any make up to look beautiful, she looked innocent in every way, the heck to that boyfriend of her, he doesn’t deserve her. Henderson was correct it seems Khlea changed him a lot. Why he choosed Khlea for this contract? Was cause he trusted her which was very strange since he just only met her just few days ago. And he hardly trusted anyone but everything about her screamed him that he can trust her the very first day he laid eyes on her at the hospital. Or it is because he feels pity for her. But again it a strange because he doesn

"So, we've been talking about Ulami's Hope and the Sentavoti a lot at school and we have a few ideas." "Can you read it again?" asked Phoebe. "Sure. We've read it so many times this week I pretty much know it by heart." Isaac and Phoebe leaned in as she recited it perfectly: "Ulami's Hope - From one birth Will come a new triangle Water, Earth, Heaven Rarest Aramusatu Healer, Savior, Destroyer End the Earth, save the world Know past, present, future Mightiest unions Truth, Mercy, Justice

"Silas! The locket! We can 'Save' the forest in the locket!" But there was only enough room for one. One "Soul-Data" packet. I had to choose. I could save the **Forest**—the life of the planet, the air, the trees—and let Silas dissolve. Or I could save **Silas**—the man I loved—and let the Earth return to a lifeless, grey tomb. "Save the world, Elara," Silas whispered, his voice fading as his obsidian body began to turn into violet mist. "I've already had my 'Season.' Let the children have the 'Sun.'"

I had my best friend by my side. I pointed weakly at my bag, which held a letter inside. Maia broke into tears once again after reading it. "Evelina, I won't let you die! I won't allow it! Get up! I'm taking you to another pack. I'm sure they have a way to cure you. Come on, get up!" She gripped my hand, sobbing uncontrollably. My phone buzzed with a countdown alert. In another 120 minutes, I would leave the world.

"Help them fix Earth." "They refused our help before. Tried to kill us before. Why risk it?" "Because it is right. Because we remember what it felt like to be refugees. Because we choose mercy." The debate raged. But mercy won. They sent ships. Technology. Resources. Trying to save Earth from itself. Some efforts succeeded. Some failed. Earth remained hostile. Dying. Bitter. But Sanctuary tried. Kept trying. "We cannot save those who will not save themselves," the current leader—a hybrid named River—said. "But we can offer. Always offer. That is what Sky taught us. What Lila taught us. Offer hope. Even to enemies."