Gate Of Babylon Fate Novels & Stories

I hear Faith scream, “We have to let them pass into the city.” “Cover me,” I shout to Gabriel and Thorn. I make a barricade of purple witch fire that reveals a safe path for the healed dark humans to the gate. I concentrate on keeping the barricade while hundreds of dark humans run towards the gate inside the city. I feel a sparkle of hope when I realize it must be at least one-third of all the dark humans in the army. Must give it to Faith that she is the most impressive healer in all the Realms. The last dark human just ran through the gate so I slowly walk backward with a wall of fire blasting towards the army. I keep blasting fire until my back is pressed against the gate. Thorn flies ov

"You are Patient Zero. You hold the uncorrupted Source in your blood. You have the power to break the Iron Lady’s leashes. You have the power to tear down the walls. The time for hiding is over, child. You must decide what kind of symbol you are going to be. Will you be the demon they fear, or the shield we need?" Before Baraka could formulate an answer, the heavy, rusted iron floodgate at the entrance of the Warren violently shuddered. The sound was deafening—a massive, concussive BOOM that shook dust from the ancient brick ceiling. The refugees screamed in panic, scattering away from the entrance. The floodgate buckled inward, a massive dent appearing in the center of the thick iron. "Musa

“Our enemies have wrought a mighty sabaoth to wipe our asili from the Garden. There is maybe a week before this world is completely overrun, before our sigils collapse. Nothing will be able to withstand that weird. When that happens, in that moment, in that confusion and riot of chaos and destruction will lie our opportunity. I will open the Gate and while they gather there, then will our people escape. As many as we can manage.” “You set yourself a bait they will not be able to resist, a trap you may not be able to escape.” “Then it will be your choice to make my extinction complete, but as long as their asili survives, the cure that lies in their blood, that will be enough.” “If they survi

Ball Dance", that's your Fate. The dance will be done after the game.” As the saying of this game goes, “Maybe the one standing in your front is your fate forever!" “So shall we start?” “THE GAME of FATE will now begin!” the hosts uttered in unison. *** LIGHTS OFF 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 … Yillan slowly opened her eyes, adjusting to the sudden light. She looked up and found her heart the first one to react. It was beating loudly! "We meet again," Zai uttered the first thing when they met each other tonight. It was in a cold voice while smiling.

“You are the key, child. The gate will open only if you allow it.” Silence filled the room. Elara felt as though the ground beneath her had vanished. Every strange event, every whisper, every vision—it had all been leading to this. Kael’s hand curled into a fist. “Then she won’t allow it.” The Seer exhaled a slow breath. “The choice is not so simple. The gate is bound to fate, and fate is a fickle thing.” She turned to the bowl of water, her fingers skimming the surface. The liquid darkened, swirling with images that Elara couldn’t quite make out.

At this time, Lina had returned home, she angrily went straight to her room when the sound of her parents talking caught her attention and stopped to listen even though her whole body was drenched. “ Baby, so we were right with that hypothesis, people have predestined fate and two people come together in this life because of the affection of their previous life.” “ That's right, now just need to verify with the device that the past life that you researched, our spiritual research can be said to be half successful.”

With proof of her signature, we can turn the case in our favor. I sat next to Khalil, he reminded me of Sami. I know what I’m doing is wrong, maybe inhuman but I can’t let Sami die, he is all I got. "I’m sorry Khalil, I’m really sorry," I whispered. Once I heard a knock on the door, I stood up and walked towards it, because I could open it, it was pushed open. "It’s time," Abu said once he stepped into the room "Time for what?"

The gateman opened the gates and we drove off. Since we lived in an estate not far from the airport, we got there with about thirty minutes to spare. We headed to the arrival area to wait for them. I had lost my phone a while back so I had nothing to entertain myself, thus I watched as people arrived and left. Bro Yaw spotted Mr. Smith and his wife not long after. They were not alone, however… with them were two people who I assumed to be the kids. They were no kids though… more like adults. At least that's what they looked like to me. I quickly stood up and rushed towards them to help with their luggage.