Gallifreyan Language Novels & Stories

Vandal’s voice had gone rough and authorative. “You can speak right here, Lord Rudolf.” Damien said pleasantly, but from his hold on me, I could tell he was irritated. “Fine.” Vandal sighed and switched to the old vampiran dialect that our race used to speak eons ago. Luckily, not a lot of people knew I learned to speak, read and write that language quite fluently right after I’d been turned. “What are your plans about Sabrina?” Vandal asked in the ancient language. “Are you going to break her heart just like that?”

Chapter 6 I turned back to the creature. “Is that true?” I asked him. “It is, we have been speaking in Whisper. It’s a long lost Fae language and has been dead for longer than it ever existed.” He replied. “How is it that I know this language? I have never spoken it, and I feel like I’m only speaking my own language right now.” I stammered. “Have them release me, I will show you.” He said.

Also their language was more sung than said. The Maudinian language was a pride to their country, because it was the hardest to non-Maudians and downright impossible for Gythaeans. Aside from his mamkka, the damned Prince from Gytha managed to not only learn the language in two months, but to make it sound soft and pleasant- the growls more like moans, the grunts more like sighs- and no Northerner that met him ever forgave him for doing that.

"How interesting." Rage rippled through Nova like fire. Her pulse roared in her ears. Her eyes began to glow— bright, furious silver. "That's right, little wolf," he purred. "Get angry for me. Just like that." His hand slid into her hair, and every cell in her body screamed to burn him alive. He said something— words in a language older than time— and flicked his wrist. She recognized the language immediately as one she heard during her many times scrubbing floors in Ashbane. This tongue originated from the continent of Morbia.

There on the ground, Gathouŕ's body parts was been castrated from its main body. The fight is over! Michael thought. But apparently, Gathouŕ's eyes opened from being closed. Its eyes became the color of the intricates line on his body. The bright red. As Gathouŕ chanted the most ancient dialect. The language of the elves. A sudden bright darker red of hue colors engulfed Gathouř. As the light subsided, Gathouř was already on his perfect body but this time around, the intricate designed turned to golden red. This is the final line of the top line of the elves. The pure royal blood of the royal. "Boy! You really made me gone this far. To used the power I've been locked away. You are a remarkab

The dreams had started the moment she entered the realm—words she didn’t understand echoing around her, as if someone pressed a mouth against her ear while she slept and whispered in a language older than the underworld itself. “I heard voices,” Sarai whispered. “Saying something like… Kalun… Astar-ra… I don’t know.” Aunt Dee stiffened. Her eyes slowly lifted to Sarai’s. “That is not a language you should know,” Dee said softly. “It is forbidden for a reason. It’s the language of the First Ones. The beings who existed before angels… before demons… before death even had meaning.” The air throbbed. Even the shadows on the walls recoiled.

Lyanna’s face was on the screen. “Shit,” I muttered. Sinthy followed my gaze, then grabbed my hand and pulled me inside to watch. The report was in French. I couldn’t understand a word, but Sinthy watched intently, listening. “You speak French?” I asked. “Isme taught me French, German, Russian, Third Century Wiccan, Sanskrit, Latin, and Atlantean hieroglyphics. She always said we’d eventually get to ancient Egyptian, Mandarin, and Greek, but we never did. I wasn’t exactly the best language student.”

I grin at the pair and sip my coffee. "It's a pleasure to meet you, McKenna, Cadac has spoken very highly of you," Adrit mumbles and I give a questioning look at Cadac. He grins and shrugs his shoulders. "It's a pleasure to meet you and your lovely mate as well," I grin at the pair. Adrit tells Ladybird what I said and she blushed daintily and nodded. "What language is that," I asked curiously, I could understand a few words. "Unseelie," Cadac grins. I spoke the old language to Ladybird to see if she understood and her face lit up at me. She nodded and spoke it back. Both Cadac and Adrit looked between us with smiles on their faces.

Finally, he spoke but it was in a low voice like he did not want anyone to hear what he was about to say. “When the dreams about you started, they weren’t just images. They came with… sounds. No…. Words. It was a voice repeating things I didn’t understand. Sometimes it was like I was standing in the middle of a storm and the storm itself was speaking.” He rubbed the back of his neck. “I honestly thought I was losing my mind. But then one word came back again and again, the word was wyldtongue. Myrathi.” The moment the word left his lips, something inside me jolted awake. Eryndra stirred sharply in the back of my mind, her voice suddenly sharp and alert: That is the old tongue, little wolf .

Gardesh Lyla highlighted from her horse as well as the werewolf soldiers behind her. "This must be the place." Lyla thought to herself as she walked over to a wall with a strange language written on it that looked like something she had seen somewhere but couldn't phantom where she saw it but she could read the language. Lyla touched the wall and started to read the language she saw on it. And immediately the foundations of the was opened and she saw the crystals and different kinds of artifact. "Stay here soldiers. Follow me Abel." Sarah ordered. And as she entered into the ancient place which was filled with dust she immediately replayed the memory of where she saw the stone the day the we