Free Will () Novels & Stories

“Well taken care of. Well presented. At the right time. Rare. Valuable.” My stomach twisted. “You talk about me as if I weren’t—” I stopped, unable to finish. “As if you weren’t what?” he asked. “My daughter?” I nodded. “You were raised for this,” he said. “From the day you were born.” “And my will?” I pressed. “Doesn’t that matter?” He looked at me as if I were a child asking a foolish question. “Free will is a luxury,” he replied. “A luxury that doesn’t exist in our world.”

Confusion is the beginning of choice. Nyros muttered, “That sounds even worse.” The First Queen looked at him. “It is also the beginning of freedom.” The Voidborn spoke again. “I do not understand freedom.” Kael looked at me again through the balance and I felt the shift inside him. We were no longer teaching concepts. We were teaching contradictions and contradictions were dangerous in something that existed everywhere. I spoke carefully. “Freedom is when something can choose without being forced into one answer,” I said. The Voidborn paused. “Multiple answers create error risk.” The balance tightened sharply. Kael responded quickly. “Not all choices are errors,” he said. The Voidborn remai

Her fingers got intertwined as she balanced her arm rightly on her ribs. "The current community of man is filled with the love of freewill which I bore forth. The current community of man, is filled with...the love of discrimination, stigmatization and hypocrisy." "All they see is what hell choose just a man to see." "His words spread like the fallen leaves of trees in the Autumn season. He said...love is freewill." "Well, Love isn't, men just choose to listen to the community cause they believe God, (breaks) doesn't exist."

I gaped at him. "I believe so," he said gently. "It's hard to resist the pull of nature. We all have free will, of course, but nature knows how to twist us until we think we are the ones doing the choosing, when in fact, we're not." "So, our attraction to each other?" I didn't like where this was going.

Tara nodded slowly and said, “Our decisions determine what happens?” Maggie sat back with a satisfied sigh. “I don’t understand why God allows us to do harm with his tools,” Tara mused. “He is all powerful so why doesn’t he stop those doing harm?” Maggie scowled for a brief moment and then replied, “If he stopped us from using the tools the way we choose we’d lose our free will. ‘Tis a lesson in self-discipline and discernment of right and wrong.” “Does that go for spirits too?” Tara asked. “Do they have free will?”

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We were getting somewhere, even if it were baby steps there was still progress. “What about you? Did you pick up anything useful about the Prince?” Just the thought of the Prince alone delivered a warm sensation up my spine and my eyes grew at the feeling. What the hell? “Uh, well, I found out what his powers are. I wouldn’t consider it useful to us, more so on the very useless side.” I shot a small forced smile towards Cassius and his eyebrows furrowed. “What do you mean?” “He can control minds. He can manipulate people into doing whatever he pleases.” I groan, and Cassius’s mouth falls open before he seals it back.

Kitty said, thinking with a frown, "They won't be marking anyone, or have that feeling any more, and I think for that part --" "They will just be like human, and can break up or divorce, or --" "In short, betray others." Kitty nodded. "Now you put it that way, it doesn't sound any better than the lie itself." Erebus let out a light laugh. "Wouldn't it?" Kitty asked with a smile, staring at Erebus, "If the betrayal is real, then so is the loyalty." "I guess free will is not ALL good." Erebus sighed. "But that's exactly what free will is," Kitty nodded, "A choice, that everyone can make for themselves."

Because only in this way could every area of the clan be satisfactorily covered. An adult only attained the fourth degree of freedom of action when he had recommended himself for his role, his place, in the community and had married. A child, a fin, did not yet have a degree, so they were not allowed to make their own decisions. As a pupil, Bil, you were awarded the first degree and as a learner, Tor, at a young age, you were awarded the second degree. Now the adolescent was free to choose which role he wanted to play in the clan community. Once this decision had been made, it was irreversible, so it was made very carefully. A young Hy received a third degree when he had completed his traini

I was tired of arguing and just wanted to escape them both. Caleb blocked my path, grabbing my wrist painfully tight. "You're not leaving until you apologize to Sheena!" "Let go!" I cried out, struggling against his grip and desperately wishing someone would help me. Just when I was about to lose hope, Caleb suddenly released me.