East Of Eden Novels & Stories

She’d carved this letter ‘E’. But why? “Zane, come see this,” Astrid called to me. I ran over to the basement door. “Look,” she said, pointing at another carving. “It looks like a letter? An E?” Clues! Eden had been here and she’d left us clues. “Quick. Everyone. Look for the letter ‘E’. Eden’s left us a trail.” It wasn’t long before we found another one, outside on a tree. It was right beside a trail, hastily dug into the bark.

They're panting the hell out of them and they are discussing at the same time. "Ahh... Sshh... Baby, I love your dick as much as I'm being to like this place. Although I was sceptical in the beginning. I'm happy to have you any time I wish you... And I didn't know Eden had such nice infrastructure." Lilith says with heavy gaps in her voice. "Eden was formally, - known as 'terra dei', -- which means.. 'land of god'... It's believed that god used to live here, -- with his angles... Oh, baby, you are damn good" he caresses her hair with a grin on his face.

“I mean, Gods, have you SEEN Romano? He’s so damn mouth-watering and hot, and those huge arms I just want around my neck to-” “TMI, Eden!” I exclaim, not wanting to know her sick fantasies. “You could always try to, you know, seduce him.” She raises her eyebrow. “And you think I haven’t tried? The man is immune to me in skimpy nighties; I even dropped my towel by accident in front of him!” At this, I burst out laughing because poor Eden, she was raised as a spoiled Alpha Daddy’s Girl before coming here. She always got what she wanted, no matter what it was, and when her father told her about what was happening, she nearly ran away.

Eden got up from his seat immediately and moved towards the system. "The bug wasn't detected, " he muttered as he saw the green dot moving on the screen. " Yeah.. She's moving north, " Eagle eyes said as he punched a few words into the laptop Eden kept silent as they continued to track her movement. "They've moved past the St Mary's cathedral and I guess they're heading to eibar town.." Eagle eyes said after some minutes. "Eibar.. It's southwest" he said. "Continue tracking while I run an overview of all the locations she's moving past, '' he added and sat on the chair beside Eagle eyes.

Franco's was everything Eden would never have imagined—well, the exterior at least. As she gaped at the concrete structure, located on the east side of Forrest Creek, the industrial part of the neighbourhood, she thought she might have taken a wrong turn somewhere, but her trusty GPS— with Siri's help, of course—had followed the directions to the T. There's no way she was lost, no way she's at the wrong place. But the flat-roofed, single-story building, with its murky windows and rusty steel door, was—Underwhelming. Disappointing. Not at all what Eden expected from a revered hairstylist.

Gael and Phoenix, who by now, have moved out of the packhouse and were living in their own home close by, were preparing a party for the return of Eden and Kyle. After Eden left, she headed West to the ocean and learned a little about humans and werewolves along the way. She relished in how big the world was and how cruel some people could be, how ignorant others were; and just loved the fact that she was living her own life. Before she left she had a chat with Phoenix and thanked her for giving her a chance to get out there and live and she hoped they could be friends somewhere down the line. Phoenix genuinely wished her well and told her that they were friends already. She left her with an

There were rumors of a large army of Goblins and other creatures massing somewhere to the East, some said in preparation to attack Shamirha. His companions were doubtful about that, but it was plain that the possibility worried them. They had quickened their pace and reached the hills shortly after. This morning Kolton told him they would try to reach the village of Eodur, which was only a few miles from the Capital. The promise of spending the night somewhere besides beneath open sky was most appealing, and Randey was eager to get there. Travel rations had also lost their appeal, and decent food was another enticement.

But she walked like someone trying to carry that power without shattering under it. “The map said the third moon lies here,” I said, pulling the parchment from my satchel. The ink had begun to fade as if resisting the truth it revealed. “Whatever it is, the Cult is heading for it. And they think it can break us.” Azelia’s eyes narrowed. “Then we find it before they do.” We crossed the wall before the sun rose. The Eastern Reach was dead. Not barren. Not silent. Dead. The trees here didn’t grow straight. They twisted and split like they were trying to escape the soil. The grass was grey, brittle underfoot. The sky above seemed thinner, the light dimmer even though the sun had fully risen.

At Eastern State. Eastern Land was the largest land on earth and any ordinary people would not be able to finish exploring the entire piece of land. Lucas, Zahra, and Rylee had arrived at a city in Eastern State. That city was known as the Black Metallic City. Black Metallic City was a little smaller in size compared to Holy Land, but the streets were crowded and there were tons of Genetic Fighters. The appearance of the three of them had left all the citizens in Black Metallic City stunned.

Eastern Sea City was located in the southeast of the Grandiuno Sacred Land, near the coast of the Eastern Sea. It was a first-class city in Middlebridge, commanding thousands of miles of territory. It was established a thousand years ago and is now subordinate to the Grandiuno Sacred Land.