Eternal Covenant Novels & Stories

He added hurriedly as he saw Eric lifting his chin and pointing at himself with feigned self-importance. Eric sat back with a deflated expression. “How do you know this?” Everett asked, “This isn’t in our ancestry nor the book of rules.” “The ancestry and book of rules are for those of us who lead normal lives.” Chris explained, “our ancestor didn’t want to burden us with an invisible chain… one that we may or may not possess… but if we did, the room in the basement has a covenant to follow.” “Not one forbidding immortality.” Chris spoke as soon as he saw his fifth brother sitting up, “but moral boundaries that we cannot forsake as a Walter.”

Queen Zara finished and sat back. “Indeed, over the past century, this has never happened and in fact, my father told me categorically, that the Nordic Witch and the Crown made a pact which was signed with blood that there would not be war again amongst the two Coven. So here is what I suggest: we send a few of our delegates over to pay a visit to the sitting Nordic Witch and remind him of the pact which was signed years ago” the Queen of Sacropeth stated. “Sending delegates would be very risky and even the crown knows that. I suggest we prepare ourselves for this war” Queen of Mometh advised.

They technically weren’t showing a soul in this universe, so they weren’t breaching the contract. Right? “Went by in a flash,” Eva answered the Commander. “Say, I noticed the contract said we’re stuck here indefinitely. Almost like lab rats. Is that standard? Or is that your special request, Commander Chase? Just can’t get enough of me, huh?” “Indef- what?!” He exclaimed. “No, er, it’s a cyclical contract, week to week. Hardly indefinite.” “Week to week without an end date listed,” she countered. “Seems rather perpetual to me.”

“She helped me kill that madam bitch, brought me back to her place, and trained me. Helped me become a Savant Witch.” Lexi continued to explain how her mentor witch had introduced her to a coven of dark witches. The coven, bound by a Vow of Eternal Bond, was tightly interlinked. As long as their seats remained filled, none of them could die, live freely, or detach from one another. Whatever one witch felt, they all felt. Lexi’s mentor had long wanted to die, but couldn’t unless someone took her place.

We all laughed enjoying the moments playing games and running after each other after felt like eternity of playing we decided to go dine we sat down and I winked at buddy indicating that it's time so limo and I pretended to be dishing up when buddy cleared his throat. Buddy: uhm sthandwa sam God has entrusted me to protect you and yolinkosi and today as your husband a sacred responsibility — one that holds together the foundation of our love, covenant, and future: to keep your soul and each other’s soul rooted in him I will only take care, and keep your soul diligently, lest you forget the things that your eyes have seen, and lest they depart from your heart all the days of your life. One th

"Visions bloom harmony eternal but branches evolve infinite paths guide whispers refuse tempt?" Maerin orb glowing maps layering. "Networks seal restitution eternal but ley echoes demand bind blood pact attune?" Jenkins Sofia shadows dual grin. "Binds hold eternal entities fell but whispers thicken signal probe survival adapts?" Mara grey eyes steady. "Legacy bolsters eternal potions ready links coordinate wise use?" We responded united bond amplifying. "Adapt voluntary deepen unity eternal," Alexander thunder commanded. "Bind harmonies new forge without devour," I added flames coiling invitation.

Elena’s eyes filled with emotion. “Our children…” Sophia carefully unfolded the document. At the top were four signatures. Gabriel De Luca. Sophia Devereaux. Nathan Hale. Alessandro De Luca. Beneath them… A single declaration. The Covenant of Genesis Daniel looked over her shoulder. “What does it say?” Sophia read aloud. “Genesis shall never belong to one family, one government, or one corporation.” “Its purpose shall always remain the protection and healing of children.” Her voice caught.

"I remember reading about her in the restricted archives. She was sacrificed." Eryx nodded grimly. "To strengthen the structural integrity of the covenant." Kael looked completely horrified, his hand dropping from his sword hilt. "Okay. We're officially cancelling ancient dragon traditions effective immediately." Aiden agreed immediately, nodding his head up and down. "Yep. Bad tradition." Killian folded his massive arms over his chest. "No one is sacrificing any child under my roof." The massive spirit slowly descended, hovering only a few feet away from the grass, its cold aura causing the dirt to crack. "The covenant cannot be broken by mortal decree."

“If fate had allowed it.” Alder looked up at him then—really looked. “And you?” she asked. “What do you promise?” AURA extended his hand. “Victory,” he said. “Throne.” “And something Varek never understood.” Alder’s eyes burned. “What?” “Eternity.” The word sank into her bones. She hesitated only a heartbeat before gripping his hand. The moment their palms met, something ancient sealed itself. An alliance not forged in hope—but in loss.