El Fuego Del Destino の小説・ストーリー

He trailed off, his expression troubled. "Means what?" Lady Amara demanded. "There's a prophecy. Very old. Most think it's just legend." The High Priest looked at Louis. "It says that when the Mark of the Warrior Moon appears again, the kingdom will face its greatest trial. Blood will answer blood. And only the marked one can choose whether the kingdom stands or falls." "That's not helpful," I said. "I don't want to choose anything. I just want to survive." "What we want and what fate demands are rarely the same, child."

And from there, I’ll walk to The Hidden Spring. That’s Plan A. I hope I will only have Plan A. Wiping the tears that trickled from my eyes, I reached the garage and started to gather supplies: gasoline, lighter, match, torch. Any flammable, any fire-giving stuff that will not ruin my plan. I have accepted death. It had been my destiny all along. ‘Choose wisely, Elaine. Choose wisely, or your destiny will bleed like mine.’ No, mine will not bleed. Mine will burn. “I will burn, Eliane. And there’s nothing you can do about that.”

’ was what Zorro asked me with an accent super fake spanish. Des ordered a margarita, but after my experience at the pool with Tony, I realized that it was safer to avoid alcohol, so he said: “The same, but without alcohol. They both ordered Mexican beer. "So, girls, are you traveling together?" Elvis asked as he walked away from the bar. "No," Des replied. “We met on the ship and hit it off. And you two? "We work at the Diamond Star," Elvis said. “I'm the activities director. My name is

I knew Baby, you are my destiny You and I were meant to be With all my heart and soul I give my love to have and hold And as far as I can see You were always meant to be my destiny I wanted someone like you Someone that I could hold on to And give my love to have and soul And as far as I can see You were always meant to be my destiny Maybe all we need is just a little faith Cause baby I believe that love will find a way Baby, you are my destiny You and I were meant to be With all my heart and soul I give my love to have and hold And as far as I can see From now until eternity You were always meant to be My destiny You're my destiny During his journey going home, he cherished the moments he h

I was out of control, and chaos reigned. Everything remained frozen, the once-living dead hands on my body solidified, and I broke free from their grasp. My white clothes had turned brown, a mix of blood and dirt. For a brief moment, I saw surprise written all over Lucifer's face before he masked it with a smirk. "You always amaze me, Destiny," he muttered, and I stared at him with a deep loathing in my eyes. Raising both hands, I targeted his chest and sent ice straight towards his heart, but he used fire to melt it before it reached him.

"Alright, I guess we’re watching The Waiting Place tonight." Aaron whooped, throwing an arm around her neck in a spontaneous hug. "You’re going to love it!" he promised, his voice brimming with confidence. Intrigued, Lila turned the DVD over, reading the summary on the back. “When a sudden blizzard separates young siblings Elara and Finn from their mother, they stumble into a hidden world beyond the snowdrifts. This magical land, bursting with vibrant colors and fantastical creatures, is home to the Horts, a kind and quirky race of three-foot-tall beings. The Horts, touched by the children’s plight, vow to help them find their way back to their mother. Thus begins an extraordinary adventure

On the eve of our mating ceremony，Asher, my Alpha, proposed to have one last night of freedom. Asher had too much to drink. His hands wouldn’t stay still, roaming all over Selena. He looked like he wanted to ditch the bonfire right then and there, just to be alone with her. And this, the night before our bonding ceremony—the night before I, Ella, was supposed to become his Luna. The bonfire crackled. Silver Pine alphas, Moon Shadow betas, and my Moon Shadow attendants all mingled together.

The hand curled on the rift’s edge, dragging something vast behind it. Dorian stepped forward, divine light surging. I caught his arm. “Don’t—” Too late. The thing leaned forward—not through yet, but close enough that its gaze, if it had eyes, found mine. The ground split. The forest bowed. And in mortal and divine realms at once, Fate’s voice came for the third and final time: “THE FIRE WILL CHOOSE ITS END.” The tear widened with a sound like every chain in the world breaking at once. Something older than gods began to descend.

The flames whispered against my ears, voices old and familiar, calling me by a name that was not mine. My breath caught, my body poised on the edge of surrender. This was more than a trial—it was a crucible, a reckoning. The shard thrummed in my chest, ready to either crown me or consume me. But as I raised my foot toward the circle of fire, one thought cut deeper than all the rest—when the flames closed in, would they honor Selena Cross… or awaken Ashara once and for all?