Gallifreyan Alphabet Novels & Stories

"Let her come. I have waited centuries to taste the blood of a Moon-Born." Her eyes glowed a sickening violet as her army of Spectral Wolves stirred. The final war had begun.

As I opened the book, the pages crackled beneath my touch, revealing secrets long forgotten by time. My eyes widened, it was Dycans chronicles!! Wasting no time, I flipped through the pages quickly. An inscription came to focus. It was”Segan language” the vampire language. Fortunately for me, I could read it. My jaw dropped when I looked at the inscription. It said “To my beloved daughter Gwen.”

KYLIE. I looked down at the book and the writing, it looked like it was written in blood, there were drawings of a Lycan in different states and then a list of things or rather ingredients to get and also instructions and finally the spell but it wasn't in English, I think it was old Gaelic or something like that. “From what I'm seeing here, just not any hearts or heads will do.” I tell him. “Yeah, and I guess they figured that out. That's why they're coming for the book now, even though they don't have all the ingredients that they need.” Damon says.

Like the stars knew him. And resented him for it. --- Inside the Glyph-Chamber Light gathered again—not golden like Maen, not red like Serros, not blue like the Fold’s breath. This light was silver, sharp and shivering. It fell across the chamber in slices, casting glyphs into existence along the floor and walls. Not Fold glyphs. Not Serros’s patterns. Not Maen’s songs. These were older. Unformed. Raw. Velan took one look and backed away. “They’re unfinished. Glyphs that never chose a language. Pre-pattern.”

We transform and start growling. "Back off, this is our territory," I say in an alpha tone. However, I don't think it will make much of a difference. He must be from the legendary pack, and fear takes hold of me at the thought. My wolf has been jumping with joy at finding her mate, but I refuse to believe it. He is a black wolf with gold eyes and brown pupils. "I won't leave without my mate," his voice is deep, also speaking in an alpha tone. "What?" Jake says. I turn to look at him, and he looks at me sadly.

“She brought this?” “No, it passed from vampire to vampire. It’s quick, it’s anonymous, and by the time humans catch on, it’s too late.” “Happy?” I ask Glenn. My chancellor nods and relaxes visibly. I finally open the envelope and pull the letter out. It’s written in a language I don’t understand. “I can’t read this.” “It’s in Aramaic. Alhora and I use our own…code to communicate, just in case our letters fall in human hands.”

From another fold of his clothes, he drew out a thin black quill, its tip already dipped in ink that looked darker than any night. Balancing the book on his knee, he began to write slowly, his golden eyes half-closed in thought. The letters curved across the page in a language older than the stones of Eldravayne. Each word hummed softly, as if the tree itself leaned in to listen to the secrets pressed into parchment: Aren’syl va’thal en drae’nor. Syl’en var sha’kora ven’dai,_ Shae’mor tal vryn TRANSLATION:

My question pulled André from the depths of the book's pages, and he gave me a small smile. "Nothing much. I finally found a book with extensive information about the descendants of Selene, and I'm reading about it." I peered into the book again and still seemed confused about the language. I just looked like a bunch of scribbles that went back and forth across the paper. "What language is this?" He smirked. "Ancient Lycan. It is a very old werewolf language, and only a few wolves read it, and even fewer can still write it."

“Are you sure this is Ancient Celestial?” “Our decoder insists it is,” the young drake nods. “And as you can see, this character,” he points to a radiating swirl near the upper corner of the screen, “Car” is the same symbol we find here," he holds up one of the instruction manuals, “We’ve seen it before in other texts as well. The frequency here,” he points to the screen, “Indicates that it might be the author’s signature.” “Car” is one of the main letters of the Celestial script. The name Carnelia, if written in Celestial, would start with that symbol, “Car” followed by “Ne”, then “li” and ending with “aaah."