Eternal Strands Characters Novels & Stories

I get lost in her jeweled eyes, wondering what it would be like to know that she was mine forever. “Everett?” I shake my head, refocusing on Elio. “Hang on, this might help,” I say, clicking a couple more buttons on the computer and then going to stand beside her. “This is Elio’s human DNA,” I say, pointing to the blue strand. I added color so she could see the problem. “This is Tana’s fire dragon strand,” I say, pointing to the broken red DNA strand that attaches in places to Elio's human DNA. “And this is the Lycan strand,” I say pointing to the even more broken green DNA strand.

“The ancient site where the Primordial first split itself into aspects eons ago. They’re going home to become whole again.” “How long do we have?” Alistair asks. “Hours at most,” Eternal replies. “Once they reach the site and begin the merger, reality collapses. Everything ends.” I look at my remaining children and they’re all damaged in different ways. Marcus and Adrian are exhausted from fighting their mother and then rebuilding the fortress. Dante and Lysander, my twins with Alistair, are barely holding together after watching their siblings transform into cosmic entities. Sera is crying for her birth mother Anna who died to save me. The freed key-children are traumatized beyond anything

“Eternals are a race of immortals. Unlike other races, they are born with an insane amount of vitality, making it possible for them to live forever, even without any power to rely on.” Indra answered. Although he thought it strange that the Supreme didn’t know about Eternals, he didn’t mind answering the question. Besides, with how knowledgeable Mane was about other matters, the only reason he wouldn’t know about Eternals was if someone was preventing him from gaining access to that information. But Indra didn’t believe in hiding the truth from Mane. And he reckoned that Ananse didn’t mind his words either. If she did, with her powers as a scholar, she would have taken his words out of his m

The women looked at each other. They had no idea that there would be a catastrophe for Eternals. They always thought that as long as they reached Eternal Realm, they could live forever. It seemed that trying to become an Eternal and staying by David's side forever sounded a little whimsical now. “Celeste, how long is an epoch?” “One epoch is 129600 years!” ‘129600 years?’ Except for Celeste, everyone's eyes widened, and they were frozen on the spot. ‘An epoch is actually 129600 years?

The Eclipse Sowers, once cosmic dissidents, now collaborated with the joint empire to decipher the twists of this cosmic puzzle. Elara, in communion with the Aeon Nexus, embarked on a cosmic quest to locate the Ephemeral Conduit. The twists of her journey took her through temporal anomalies and cosmic crossroads, where echoes of alternate timelines reverberated. Suspense mounted as Elara navigated the twists of temporal distortion, seeking the elusive entity that could unravel the carefully woven threads of their cosmic alliance.

Anthony slumped down onto the cold steps, his whole body shaking like a leaf. Karina was pinned hard to the marble floor by two bodyguards, her gown scuffed to rags, her face a smear of tears and foundation, her shrill wailing setting the whole gallery ringing. Leon was just about to speak and hand down the punishment when a dark mass of black-clad figures suddenly surged up from below. The tread of leather shoes on the steps was heavy and even, as all twelve elders of the Perrone family made their entrance.

I asked, avoiding her question as she moved aside to let me in. Just like me, Sophia has black hair and hazel eyes. People often mix us up, calling me Sophia and her, Emily. To help others distinguish between us, I started curling my hair. Our striking resemblance constantly made me wonder why we weren't born twins. "Emily!" my mother exclaimed, her gray eyes sparkling with delight. Adjusting a curl of her blonde hair, she flung her arms wide open to welcome me. This was exactly what I needed—a heartwarming embrace from the person I called family.

The invincible threads, though stretched to their limits, pulsed with the rhythm of his heartbeat, a constant reminder of the love that fueled his every move. As the clash of blades and the howls of creatures continued, Seraphina, hidden away in the birthing sanctuary with their child, felt the echoes of the war through the invincible threads. Each wave of turmoil, each surge of magic, reached her like a spectral touch, binding her to the tumultuous events unfolding beyond the sanctuary's serene borders.

A woman with fiery red curls and green eyes made her way to us. "Kaine! I haven't seen you since your ceremony. You're looking well. Oh, this must be your Luna. It's nice to meet you. I'm Alpha Cecil's mate. Luna Alice of the Evergreen Pack. Let me get introductions out of the way for you. Who do we have here.. Oh! Luna Veronica of the Crestwood Pack, Luna Lana of the Blue Moon, Luna Adelei of the Crimson Peak, Luna Sorren of the Weeping Cresent, Luna Siera of the Crimson Shadow, Luna Rayna of the Black Water, and Luna Talia of the Red Iron. We have a few Beta Mates here. Sera, Dawn, Charlotte, Terri, and Aria. There's a few Werepanther Lunas. Luna Yvette, Akira, Hakari, Kia, Alana and Ramir