Genshin Impact Fate Novels & Stories

I ask cagily. Thalia scowled. “We don’t have on-site Fate’s. Our wonderful Luna Ruth has connections. We needed a Fate on this side of the border. Now we have one! Isn’t it wonderful! Now do I use this rope to make a lovely swing and forget about you down there?”

I scream at him as I feel the power over taking me and he gasps, taking a step back from me. “Mia, calm down. What happened?” Destinee comes to my side but I ignore her as I walk to go back to my mates. “It was Fate.” I stop in my tracks. Turning to look at him, his head is low and I take a shuddering breath. “Fate?” I ask and he nods his head. When Sadia comes running around the corner, frantically searching when she stops in her tracks, looking at Thorn. He lifts his head and they both utter the word “mate” at the same time. I need answers, but I know there is only so much he could tell me.

“Don’t you get it yet. I won! You won’t ever get rid of me. I will continue to infect everyone one around you, and there is absolutely nothing you can do about it.” “Wait a minute.” Toya held up her hands. “I’ll continue to infect more people.” She nodded. “Yupp.” she did a tiny dance. “Genius isn’t it. I created this as the primary glyph. All the others are tied to it. If this one failed, all the others would disappear, because they draw power from the host. That’s why I put the first one on you. Because you were the only one strong enough to feed it.” “So you’re saying if Toya’s glyph is gone, everyone else would be free.” Triple checking before I did something rash.

"I had it prepared especially for you." I turned to look at him, more surprised than pleased. "Mr. White…I mean, Jonah, when is our wedding date?" "What's the rush?" He chuckled. "Are you that eager to marry me?" My heart skipped a beat. After saying that, he gave me a meaningful look and turned to leave. Only after his footsteps completely faded did I finally let out a long breath and sit down on the edge of the bed. Something was wrong. None of this felt right. Jonah's attitude toward me was completely different from how he treated Mona in my last life. Could my choice have triggered a butterfly effect?

“You’re late.” “I took a shower,” Zyon replied, tone clipped but calm. Jettson didn’t blink. “The Full Moon is coming. You remember what that means?” Zyon exhaled slowly, nodding. “I do.” Jettson’s voice deepened. “You’ve had seven years. The pack has been patient. I’ve been patient. But we can’t wait forever.” Zyon’s eyes flickered, but he didn’t look away. “A Luna isn’t just tradition,” Jettson continued. “She’s your balance. Your anchor. She keeps the pack whole through you.”

“I thought about what you said the night we were finally together. Gabe, it is fated. So we will accept fate and move on together.” “Well, here is to fated love.” He kissed her hard as he spun her around. The two began planning that night. Everything was going to be okay for them as long as they had each other.

“Strings are the foundation of Fate in this world. People can’t change nor alter what they’re destiny is, even when they try numerous ways to change their path. If Fate decides you will die today, you will die. But you, my mistress, has the power to change other people’s fates in your hands -” “I’m afraid that’s impossible.” I interrupted her. Hoping she will stop spouting what’s impossible. “It’s true. Remember this boy?” Hymen butted in from behind and kneeled beside Chardonis. “You saved him from his death and push his fate to the man instead.” “What?” I stared at him, wild eyed. Hymen chuckled and repeated, “You saved the boy from his demise now the man who beat him up will take his fate

the Fate shrugged with her eyebrows raised. Justum came down from the mound to stand beside the Favored of the Fates. He gave her his nod of approval. "Well, Your Majesty, you have won," he told her as if his stamp of approval made it so. Though, perhaps in a way, it did. Aurora looked over his shoulder at the still form in Fate Omid's arms. "Really?" she challenged Justum, "I had hoped winning would feel quite different."

Clouds began to pass through, hindering Juste’s view of Chastine. After the balls of vapor left within Juste’s viewing periphery, Chastine had also vanished from his sight. Juste felt utterly defeated. Not only did he lose to Scion, he also lost Chastine in the process. He started to loathe himself, crying out Chastine’s name while regretting the reckless thing he did because of his ego and poor planning. “That’s what you get, dear Juste. That’s what you get when you defect from our clan.”

"I did not know anyone had taken it and used it for this until I read the document you showed me yesterday." "You recognized it," I say. "Immediately," she says. "And you knew then who was behind the approach," I say. "Because whoever used your research to build Lysa's plan was at that meeting seven years ago or had access to someone who was." Her thread goes tight. "There are eleven elders in the Fate lineage," she says carefully. "Not all of them are—" She stops. "Not all of them believe the domain's governance should remain as it is." I look at her.