Fairy Tail Infinity Clock Novels & Stories

‘ ‘ And I can pay even with a soul left… ‘ “Please, end this, “ Dahlia muttered. “ Yes, but the goddess didn’t go back. The time resets when the watch is already in her son’s hands. The goddess just stays in her place and just watching from afar with her sister, the current guardian of the clock. “ V stated. K Whatever frowned, “ Then, have they been watching the whole eleven timelines repeating?! “ “ Yes, “ “ Wow, talked about family. “ “ They couldn’t do anything about. Not until… “ V didn’t finish his words. “ I’m sorry, I talked too much, I can not share more information other than that. “ “ Meh~ “ K Whatever shrugged. KNOCK! KNOCK! “ DAHLIA! HURRY UP! “ K Whatever was startled by the lo

He told him. Conrad hummed. "Finn, Park, Max, Harry, you guys go home and take a rest. It's late and tomorrow you have to attend activities too". He turned to Finn but before he could answer... "They....They are free tomorrow. No Sotus. They have to resume on Monday". Jasper said again, gulping a lump in his throat. He was scared of the Alpha . Conrad turned to him with some judging gaze before he sighed. He was calm now.

The pages of the book were made of sheets of lead and they had many circular grooves cut into them. "The Regent's clock is at the bottom of the lake, " Elara said. "The Liquidator's seals are broken. There is no one to collect the debt, Eleanor." "The debt is automatic, " the queen said softly. "When the capital's clock turns its wheel at midnight it will look for the frontier's signature. If it does not find it, it will send a shock of electricity to the northern watchtowers to clear the debt. The people in the courtyard will be dead before the snow falls on the floor."

She asked. “Yeah. We thought Nemiah fell asleep while you were out, that's why Anika suddenly turned into a human.” Kuu added. “I don’t know either. It was after the sun was covered and I suddenly turned into my human form. I don’t understand what’s the meaning of this. Do you have any idea?” Namir asked Anika. “I think it has already started.” The little girl muttered sternly, catching all our attention. “What are you talking about?” I asked eagerly. It’s so strange that this little kid seems to know more than Namir.

Even though no one else can. “Now.” A bit different from what it is used to be, and rather a hidden and important words and scene that was there, yet no one notices. Farah turns the clock and made sure that everything falls to what it should be. “Sybil.” She calls in a commanding tone, expecting to see her familiar that she places to guard the place in time and with the clock inside that doesn’t move. “Master.” The familiar responded to her call, through a telepathy that they only share as a familiar and his master.

And though his state of surprise had faded, he was still very much interested in what he was seeing. “And this,” Cronos pointed at the clock in his chest before taking a small pause. “Well, you know what this is, don’t you?” Cronos smirked and Mane nodded his head. The grey clock that reeked of time and ticked several seconds into minutes and minutes into seconds was one that Mane had never seen before. Yet he didn’t need to be told what it was. “The Clock of Eternity,” Mane croaked, his voice patchy and broken like a man who had known no food nor wine for decades.

"The clock is playing back every second I spent away from you. Every second we spent as monsters. It’s trying to tell us that our time has Run Out" "File 99: The Final Clock," the Liquidator spoke, his voice sounding like a thousand shattering watches. He manifested as a giant, translucent pendulum that swung across the sky, his cyan suit now a blur of moving gears. "Status: Overdue. Recommendation: Immediate Liquidation of the Future. The Star-Child’s record has exceeded the storage capacity of the Loom. We must Truncate the Timeline". "Leo! The Buffer!" I cried out. My son was at the base of the tower, his indigo runes turning a terrifying, surgical blue as he attempted to "Jam" the gears

Zara’s POV The bell rang just after dawn. It wasn’t a warning bell or a ceremonial chime — it was the ancient bell built into Stormfang’s oldest watchtower. A relic of the first Luna, meant only to sound when the veil between worlds trembled. It hadn’t rung in over two hundred years. Until now. I froze where I stood, halfway down the corridor toward the infirmary. The sound pierced through my bones like a forgotten memory coming back to life.

】 Lain asked again! 【"Ding! Reminding the host, each successful investment in a female role can get the other's affinity. When the affinity reaches 80%, the other will have intense emotion impulse. This is the investment rule!"】 【"What is Vina's affinity now?"】 Lain asked curiously. 【"Invested person: Vina, three star investment once, affinity +100%, current affinity: 100%!"】 "Damn! It's actually 100%!" Lain was shocked. At the same time, he looked at Vina who was still in the fire of desire. He understood that Vina really wanted to get close to him.