Geo Gwain Saga Novels & Stories

“Who let you in here?” The woman shot a glance at one of the men, who grabbed my wrist, stopping me from calling. Then, he kicked me hard into the corner. Maybe it was just my imagination, but it felt like they used ten times more force on me than on Zack. “It looks like I, Mandy Grenson, came a bit early today. Our cheating couple hasn’t even gotten undressed yet. I’m sorry to disappoint everyone watching,” the woman said casually as she sat down, smiling sweetly at the camera.

"I... I can't say anything more right now. But please, Gwen, I'm begging you. Help me with this once ." Gwen becomes quiet for a long moment, clearly trying to weigh her options. On one hand, she was trying to protect Ava from getting into any trouble but on the other hand, she didn't want to be reason Ava would have to live with guilt of not being able to find her uncle for the rest of her life. "Alright, I'll help you". Gwen sighed. "But I need you to understand this isn't a game. Eldorian symbols are a very dangerous language. It can twist your mind, make you see and think things that aren't real. Are you sure you're ready for that?"

Chaewon frowned. Han tapped the screen, a press packet. A global livestream link. Moon Hwan’s face—aged, but unmistakable appeared in a still frame. Eyes sharp as glass. Smile like a knife. “The world thinks he’s a myth,” Han said. “He’s about to step out of legend and declare himself emperor of the new elite.” Chaewon whispered, “Unless we burn it all before sunrise.” ‘Four hours later – at GEOJEDO ISLAND’ The compound rose from the cliffs like a blade in the earth. Gray steel towers, barbed wire fences. Armed drones circling overhead. Every inch screamed war.

Alicia Iminz, Alicia Alexander or Greyshon, the name she'd given herself the day of the final battle of Gatekeepers War. A war that she never wanted to be a part of even though she had visions of it year's before it happened. She was a piece in game of chess that could never be won, the weapon her mother and rest of the goddesses wanted but didn't truly understand or deserve. All she had always wanted was a normal life. It's why only she and her cousin knew what really happened at that final battle. If the Goddesses or Collective knew what she did God only knew what may happen. That piece of evidence would tear down the world she knew in many ways.

“My Beta Challenger, Perrin.” I tried not to flinch at him using my name so directly in public. We weren’t on patrol. But I watched as he gestured to a tall wolf behind him. I was surprised to know there was a wolf taller than Justin here; Gowan was tall. Taller than Ethan, even. And full of lean, sinewy muscle. What Gowan offered in litheness, Justin made up for in pure bulk muscle. I had to admit that the two of them appeared as quite an intimidating pair. “You want me to fight Gowan?”

In the morning I was already downstairs when Josie came down ready for school with her bag and her bear as she ran commentary about a dream she'd had about a purple horse that could speak three languages. Gwen appeared on the stairs behind her and stopped when she saw the two women standing in the living area. They were warriors of Hallow Pack, both of them were trained and proven. They carried themselves with the quiet authority of people who were very good at something and didn't need to announce it. Lisa was tall with close cropped hair and steady eyes that moved around a room the way eyes moved when they had been trained to account for everything in it. Mia was shorter and faster looking

“Once you copter up, you ski down this huge mountain, and if you wipe out you cartwheel. It’s like falling in space, except you reconnect with the snow every fifty feet or so. I also want to swim with sharks in Florida, without a cage, of course.” “Maybe you could wrestle a gator in the Everglades?” I said with a laugh. “Yeah!” he said excitedly. “That sounds awesome, I’ll definitely add that to my list. I’d also love to at drive crazy speeds across frozen lakes in someplace like Arjeplog, Sweden and do a ninety-MPH donut!” “Wow. Those are some risky goals you’ve got there, but they sound like a blast.” “There are some places in California I’d like to check out too, like Laguna Beach, for

"I can weaken it. Create a hole. But it will not last long. Once the witches realize what I am doing, they will reinforce the wards." "Then work faster." Gwen did not answer. He was focused entirely on the barrier, his lips moving, his staff pressing against the shimmering wall. The colors rippled. Flickered. A crack appeared, small but growing. "Now," Gwen gasped. "Go now." I did not wait. I ran through the crack, Kylan and Dana behind me. The barrier closed behind us with a sound like thunder. ______________________ The coven was smaller than I expected.

Third person's POV In an unrelated world, The forbidden book shines bright as the prophecy is being unleashed. "I think we've finally found our Savior....." _________________________________________________________________________________________________

I've trained you effectively in wizardry for so many years, and this is how you prove to me that you went through my scrutiny! Gwen stood with her head down in shame and annoyance, fiddling with her wet fingers. She was drenched quite alright, but the entire environment was too hot to even feel any cold. Georgia, on the other hand, rested on one of the walls with one leg on the other while creating little fire sparks with her fingers. She showed no sign of concern for whatever was happening or for whoever was raging. It didn't really matter to her if Rafael wasn't impressed; after all, she never wanted to embark on this journey in the first place.