Novel & Cerita Earthsea Mini Series

"Well, that wouldn't be good. You can't do that," "Why is that so? You don't own me." "Well, the thing is, after that kiss which was cut shorter than I would have liked it to by the way, I do own you. You're mine now, Earthling," After hearing those life-altering words, I pass out. Curiosity killed the cat indeed.

Our main character Isuzu goes to South Britain, the British colony in Terra Australis to speak with the person who made her go there in the first place, the General. Aside from Isuzu's point of view, Volume 2 will also focus on Terra Australis' other characters like Celeste, Iowa, the antagonists and is basically the start of the actual story itself. Here, Isuzu will find herself in a new chapter in her life, one that completely caught her off guard so I hope you keep on reading. -Feelsweebman

When Kiara heard Iris's words she was reminded that , apart from the leaders , she also had to deal with their daughters and sister . ' There's another mini version of leader Samara . ' thought Kiara with a troubled expression . In the meantime , Terry arrived at prince Eskylrious's room . He looked around and noticed that Eskylrious was on his seat at his working table and taking care of some documents . " Your Highness !!!! " said Terry and came inside in a hurry . " Can't you see that I am working Terry ?! What's with the noise ! " said Eskylrious when he heard the noise that Terry made while he passed through the window and bumped on an armor that was put as decoration there .

The vibration of feet travels through the earth as I look up as a storm begins to form and I smirk. “Father!” I say as we move further down towards the town. Portals open up on the beach and surrounding area when I see them. Sephone and her army. We continue walking and the wolves growl when I hold my hand up in the air and they stop. I continue walking forward with Artemis and Gaia. I smirk when I see Bethany’s face pale as Gaia approaches her. I look at Gaia and her eyes are red as she glares at Bethany, my eyes on Sephone and Artemis’s on Perla.

She searched the Earth Isle eagerly, only to see Lirvana already harvesting from a crimson-streaked trunk. Lirvana smirked at her, holding the spice high. “Two ingredients,” her eyes mocked, blood-red roots dangling like veins from her fist, she tossed them into her basket and walked away in victory. Serena gritted her teeth and pressed on, finding her own not long after. The list blazed in the sky again. Frostfern Leaves. They all rushed toward the Ice Isle. The air dropped to a piercing chill, breath freezing in seconds. Even the Omegas and Betas faltered. Serena’s human body nearly buckled, her chest tightening, fingers turning numb. She staggered back out, gasping.

“During these few hours, you are allowing Selene, Helios, and Eos to take possession of your bodies. You are allowing your goddess to have something no one has ever given her, and I know it will make her happy.” The sky roars with thunder after a bright flash of lightning. “I am needed. But I will return shortly. Your wolves will take care of you while I am gone.” Steff clicks her fingers and disappears. “What a bombshell,” Esme says laughing. “I can’t believe the soul of a goddess is in my body. Oh, my goddess. I am going to brag about this for years to come.” “You may not want to brag about that, Esme. Remember what Steff said about harming the goddess? What if Eos soul is in your body? Th

“We have to. If I stop now, everything we’ve built will be for nothing. The Gate will open without understanding. Without mercy.” He cupped her face. “Then let me go with you.” Serena’s breath caught. “Even if it changes you too?” Elias kissed her softly. “I already changed the moment I chose you.” That evening, Serena stood before the fire alone. She whispered the names one by one—the ones they’d remembered, the ones buried in journals and echoed in dreams. And then, finally, she whispered: “Isareth.” The fire didn’t roar. It bent forward—like a body bowing. Like a soul remembering a promise.

“And fewer than there should be.” Elise studied the Moonbreathers more carefully now. Up close, she could feel something radiating from them—not power exactly, but presence. Like standing near deep water. Calm on the surface. Endless underneath. “What are you,” Elise asked again, quieter this time. Sera gestured for her to walk. Elise followed as they moved deeper into the sanctuary, past carved walls depicting scenes etched into stone—wolves standing beside the sea, women wreathed in moonlight, tides rising and falling around figures with outstretched hands.

the priestess said. “So it’s not just me,” Elira murmured. Naeria walked to the window, her voice low. “There’s a name in the tide. It hasn’t been spoken in centuries.” “What name?” Naeria hesitated. Then: “Aeltharuun.” The word tasted like salt and thunder. Elira’s breath caught. “What is it?” “An isle that once floated between magic and reality. Home of the Seabound—those who could hear the ocean’s memory. It sank long ago… or so we believed.”

And three new ones she didn’t recognize. “Your turn,” Kael said quietly. He saw them too. Ash was already checking the kids. “Everyone okay?” Sera nodded, pale but steady. Tal looked like he wanted to vomit and cheer at the same time. Maris’s voice came again, closer this time. Not in the earth. In the air. _The Salt Caves. Before the moon rises twice more. Or the chain breaks._ Aria stood up, legs unsteady. “We ride. Now.”