Galadirel Novels & Stories

Her color was returning, that smug pink flush of a girl who thought she'd found a loophole. "Don't worry," she said. Loud enough for the whole row to hear. "We'll use the Terra archives. Gideon has access to the restricted herbology vaults. We'll have a project that makes Lumira's diamond toy look like a paperweight." Gideon nodded. He still looked like he wanted to crawl into a hole every time Aurel glanced his way. Aurel stood up. His coat shimmered. The blue constellations embroidered on it seemed to move, caught in a stellar gale that didn't exist. He didn't look at Ivy. He looked at me. Then at Dahlia and Zephina, frozen beside me.

Neither did Vaelis. They simply followed, listening as Gadreel continued deeper into the chamber. Gadreel slowed his pace and glanced back at his two companions. “Five years ago,” he continued, “through magical intervention, I managed to cultivate the first viable spark of life.” He hesitated, his jaw tightening. “But it did not survive.” The High King’s expression remained composed, yet a flicker of interest stirred behind his silver-and-gold eyes. Gadreel finally came to a stop before a small cot positioned beneath a canopy of protective wards. A woman lay there, her breathing slow and steady. Her swollen belly strained against the blankets, heavy with child.

someone yelled out. “I am unsure,” Raijin replied. “However, Yggdrasil’s galactic connections have been restored. All parts are back in their place. Every satellite and station and ship and planet is visible to me once again. The galaxy is… it is alive.” “What about Godeater?!” Azrael cried out. “What’s Dendrus look like?” There was a murmur of agreement, and many in the chamber moved closer to the map to see. As they did, Raijin zoomed in on the nanite projection map until Dendrus IV was its sole focus.

Nine was their sacred number since it connected the nine realms that existed within Yggdrasil. “I choose Gungnir, the great spear of Odin, Angurvadal, the stream of anguish, Gram, who brought death to Fafnir, Freyr’s sword, to fight when I am weak, Dáinsleif, to inflict wounds that never heal, Lævateinn, so that my step will never falter, Skofnung, the supernatural blade, Hǫfuð, the great sword of Heimdall and lastly Mjolnir.” Malachi chose his nine gifts and the rest were returned to the vault. These gifts would be sent to his house in Seward and he knew Jessica would banish them to his study.

He had never used his techniques with anyone, so this was his first time, and they were sure getting a taste of their own medicine. Hearing Raya’s scream had him conclude what he had to before charging in the direction of panic clinging on to him. He burst through the doors, which happened to be the ones Raya’s uncle and Darius, with a few guards, were in. “Welcome Axel,” Raya’s uncle states with a smirk Dangling on his lips. Axel paused roaming his stare around for her figure but she was nowhere to be found. Fuck!

The preliminary talks with the 4 young leaders of the Great Southern Wasteland has ended brilliantly, with them has managed to gain a positive replies by me, regarding the alliance and trade agreements that they really need. And so, the dinner that we have right after, is quite harmonious, they were able to dine, on the finest dishes of the highest and most high quality fine dining experience cooked by Aeternum most professional chef. Apparently the Palace Head Chef Galdar Vigileye, who’s has been serving his current position, ever since I have personally picked him, from way before the palace were even built. Galdar Vigileye is a Demi-Human of Minotaur tribe, and actually a mutant among his

Arth nodded slowly, “So what happened after they gave the Power Crystals to the three regions?” Jade looked at him, his eyebrows furrowed. “You still don’t get their meaning of giving these crystals to us?” Arth grinned, scratching his head. “I’m a bit slow when it comes to symbolisms.” Jade sighed. “Look at the map.” “And then?” “What do you observe from the three countries surrounding Galadhor?” Arth took several seconds of looking, before he came to realize what Jade had meant. His eyes spread wide open. “They’re forming a triangle!” he said as he narrowed his eyes, moving his head farther to make sure. “They really are! And the Galadhor is at the center of the triangle.”

' GD said silently inside his mind, holding the steering wheel rather firmly. 'What shall I do, your highness?' Arisa asked. 'Make him fall hard on you,' 'And what face shall I use, your highness?' 'My bride.’ 'As you say, your highness.' "GD-ah," Daeira called out, cutting his conversation to Arisa in an instant. "Hmm?" he turned to her when she showed him her bracelet. "They're glowing. Is it natural?" Daeira asked while she turned to him and saw his own confusion as well before he looked up after picking up a message from his hunters. There were visitors in Agartha.

Daniel said “Are you sure it will work?” Isolde ask “Mirana have always respected the older rules. I know she will,” Daniel said “Well I guess we can win. We have all over eight planets and some of them are really powerful. We have advance weapons and they are even more advance than Aleris. Mirana only have alerics as her soldiers and some of her friends from different plant. We can definitely win,” Isolde said

“The workers in the factory had told me about it too. In the past, a dwarven blacksmith created a collection of equipment meant to take down the Scarlett King and his elite soldiers. From history, a certain Hero was supposed to have all of them on him. These equipment are called the Celestial Gears. Made from top quality material and enhanced by the best mages in the world before being turned into equipment.” “Whoa~ I never heard of that.” Matthew said in astonishment. “There were twelve pieces in total. However, after the war, only seven remained. The Necklace of Miracle, Jingu Bang-the magic staff, Kebalia- the toughest armour, Gram- the sharpest sword, Garuda’s Bow, the Chaos Orb, and the