First Law Audiobook Novels & Stories

She leaned against him, her strength flagging, but her heart steady. "So, Sovereign," Nomo whispered in her ear over the noise. "What’s the first law of the new world?" "The first law?" Sofia looked at the horizon, where the sun was finally clearing the mountains. "The first law is that everyone learns how to plant a tree." "And the second?" Nomo asked. "The second is that you never, ever let me do this alone," Sofia said. "Is that a command or a request, Sofia?" Nomo asked.

AURELIAN POV: I looked at her quietly for a few seconds before finally speaking. "What is the first law every parent must obey the moment a pup is born?" Iris frowned slightly, confused by the sudden question. "What?" "The law," I repeated calmly. "The first law." Then realization crossed her face slowly. "You bind their wolf." I nodded once. "Yes." Silence filled the room briefly. Then her expression slowly changed. Her eyes lowered toward my body before lifting back to mine again.

Sincerely, I know what he’s saying might be true, or sound reasonable, but right now I need to leave here soon, or I’m gonna be late, and once he starts, it takes hours for his lectures to end. While I was thinking of a way to dismiss myself from his lectures, he continues; “no matter how much beauty you wear, or how much you smile to cover your sadness I…” I’m really sorry about this, but I stopped listening to him halfway into his speech, and he probably doesn’t know it because I’m attentively staring at his mouth, it would have been his eyes but, I’m not confident enough to make eye contact with people. When his lips stopped moving, I decided to appreciate him for his wise words; “thank y

"They were eyewitness accounts." A chill raced through Ava. Before she could ask another question, a thunderous pulse erupted from the chasm. The First Human finally spoke, its voice echoing through every connected mind on Earth. It didn’t manifest as words, but as pure understanding. As memory. *I WAS NOT THE FIRST.*

Muhammad nodded and Jackson said, “I wish I could accompany you to the forensic garage but I’ve an important meeting to attend.” Jackson brought out his cell phone and dialed a number. When the receiver at the other end picked up, he said, “I’ve the lead officer on the case of The First One on his way to the forensic garage to examine the car of the first victim. Please help him out in any way possible when he arrives.” Jackson ended the call and said, “They’re expecting you Muhammad but don’t expect them to like you.” Muhammad smiled before he replied, “In my line of work, I get to make more enemies than friends because one thing people despise more than the truth, is the law and his discip

“Let us remind you, we are the First Ones. We are before you were. Our word is law. The hybrid will die and there’s nothing you can do about it.” **********

I began this book when I was 16 and many of you might know and I would like to keep it that way so the only editing I'll do is just correcting the spelling errors. I also have some books on W******l please can you check them out and I'm currently on the Third Volume of So Near Yet So Far with the subtitle of( A Night With The Substitute) an unbreakable student/teacher relationship. But you can start with the first volume if you want to but all the volumes are sts5nd alones meaning you can start with any volume.

We would save some while dooming others. The same impossible choice we had always faced. Just on cosmic scale. "There has to be middle path," Darius insisted. "Some way to free reality without destroying everyone too rigid to adapt." "If there is, I have not found it in eons of searching," First Entropy replied. "But you have surprised me before. Perhaps you will surprise me again." "Show us the First Law," we demanded. "Its actual structure. Not metaphor—the cosmic mechanism." First Entropy hesitated. "Understanding it will hurt. The First Law is woven into perception itself. To see it clearly requires experiencing reality without it—which means temporarily losing coherence."

the wolf assured me with some kind of condescending smile that made me feel uncomfortable. Maybe he didn’t understand that I really didn’t know anything, but as a typical man, accustomed to the fact that you could only do serious business with those who had a penis, he simply perceived me as a woman, as a client, as an employer a fool who needed to say exactly what she wanted to hear. The sad thing was that he was either partly right, or partly I really gave the impression. - Is there anything else you would like to discuss while the car is following me? the lawyer asked, pulling out his phone.

Another pulse and the back door opened, Annie placing Xavier across the seat and closed the door, returning control. I gave a sighed breath, my body feeling light and odd. Go. Annie breathed at me, sounding exhausted. I got into the front seat, closing the door. The garage opened and I slammed on the gas, the tires screaming as I pulled out. Is now a bad time? I don't know how to drive a car! I shouted through my bond, trying to focus on staying on the winding road as I curved out of the side of the mountain and gunned down the forest lined road, but also finding the lights!