Enlightened One Novels & Stories

Even Kugen, who had just given away the Rainbow Divine Gold, turned his head to look thoughtfully at the pill. The value of this ninth-grade Enlightenment Pill was not low! Severin was extremely surprised. 'The gifts from the major families just keep getting better and better!' The Enlightenment Pill, as the name suggested, was a type of pill for enlightenment. It could help cultivators comprehend The Rules of Heaven and Earth and refine their own paths. Normally, cultivators would not require this kind of pill after reaching the level of supreme paragon.

Instead, his Sea of Consciousness had greatly expanded and improved, allowing him to gain deeper understanding and insights while studying Buddhism. At this moment, Master Jeevika clasped his hands and greeted Suzanne before quickly walking to the yard and approaching Ashley. Seeing her, he put his hands together, bowed, and greeted her respectfully, "Hello, Mrs. Wade!" Ashley looked at him and said in a stern tone, "Jeevika, you're now an enlightened monk. There's no need to be so reserved." Jeevika attested, "I'm able to achieve today's enlightenment thanks to your guidance. Without you, I wouldn't be here today. You are always the second existence after Buddha in my heart."

Enlightened Sage laughed and said. "Then thank you Walter great man." Enlightened Sage nodded, at first he called it a favor, but later at Tadhg Walter asked him to change his mouth.

Each skirmish tested our resolve, but our unity and determination saw us through. Upon reaching Lumina, we were awestruck by its brilliance. The city shimmered with iridescent light, its architecture a testament to harmony and enlightenment. The Oracle's temple stood at its zenith, a beacon guiding us forward. --- Elara's Perspective Entering the temple, we were enveloped in a serene ambiance. The Oracle, a luminous being of indeterminate age, greeted us with a knowing smile. "Seekers of truth," she began, her voice melodic, "the Enigma's Heart and Core are keys to the Nexus—a conduit connecting all realms. United, they can mend the fractures between worlds or sunder them irreparably."

River blinks, and then he laughs, the sound rich and disbelieving. “Impossible,” he scoffs, shaking his head. “As always, you’re mistaken, Maerilee. I’m your One. Not some—” he gestures vaguely toward the door, “—servant.” I bristle at his dismissal of Akin, my temper flaring again. “You don’t know that. You can’t just decide you’re my One because it’s convenient for you.” He pushes off the wall, stepping closer, and I can see the determination in his eyes.

He whispered more to himself. But Maleficent the Glutton heard in nonetheless. The deep knot lodged between her raised brows deepened even more. A thought weaved in her mind which was beginning to stir clear from haziness. Enlightenment seemed to help her connect the dots as she fixated her gaze with the plump old geezer.

I ignored him and continued "if this man words are true that we should kill those innocent people merely because they are somehow linked to the people who betrayed us then we all should be hanged too because they were linked with us too as they lived among us, they were part of our tribe." I took a long pause and looked at their faces to see if they were agreeing with my words or not but they just looked grim with my statement, so I tried to choose another approach. "No more innocents will lose their life, everyone who stays loyal to me, to us shall live proudly without any fear. Thus concluding none shall be punished tonight and 'that's an order'." I said the last sentence as rigidly as I c

Circe wagged her tail and yipped excitedly as she witnessed her mate’s metamorphosis. Liam and Josiah had stopped glowing, and I knew it was finished. Liam confirmed that by sending out a mighty howl that connected everyone in the pack. I had no choice but to return it, as did the rest of the pack. I was bursting with insurmountable pride and warmth. I was so happy for him that I howled a second time.

Unfortunately, I wasn't the only one enamored with this godlike man. On our wedding night, he received a phone call and never came back. I sat on the bed until dawn, not sleeping a wink. In the early morning, he came back drunk. He calmly stroked my head and said, "You know what's the most adorable thing about you? It's that you're sensible enough not to cause trouble. The Finley family needs a mistress like you." At that moment, the anger that had welled up in my heart was suddenly extinguished by a bucket of cold water.