Giving Astarion The Book Novels & Stories

“They try to rattle who they can while they can. It's all they can do, try to feed off your fear.” “Pussies,” Orion spat spitefully as we laughed softly. “Hey,” a warm, sleek voice pulled my attention. “Theo,” I muttered, tucking my hair back to conceal how red my face was. “Can I sit there?” He pointed at the last chair by my side. “Sorry, handsome,” Orion replied. “The seat is reserved for our friend.” “Oh.” “I don't mind,” the devil himself, Tristan, surfaced. His shirt seemed to be missing the top buttons, exposing the scar that ran across his chest.

“You have evil plans against me in the future.” Draymond shrugged. “Allow the future take care of itself. Live in the present for now, boy. You have the big opening. You can become a Sentinel today.” “So you think I should kill Jimin?” Xavier said, turning the book in his hands. “I didn’t say you should do anything,” Draymond frowned. “I just gave you the book that would best suit what you need to do right now.” Xavier turned the book over in his hands searching for a name. “This book was written by….” He turned the book around looking for the author’s name and he finally found it.

Finally, after the storm that almost destroyed everything, the sun rose, and cast its golden threads on all kingdoms. Xavier crept out of bed, looking at Astraea, who was asleep, his smile widened as he thought "It will be a nice surprise, right." He said, while looking at himself in the mirror, before returning to her, and kissing her forehead with love, then he left the room, and there was a wide smile adorning his face That smile disappeared, as soon as his eyes met Alpheus, who was walking out of the same hallway

Ceres (stiff): “The Queen warned me about that name.” Xavier (low): “That’s what Arion’s hunting. A book that can rewrite bloodlines.” Velan (nodding): “And the scroll says something else. Only three can enter where it’s kept. One of light. One of ash. One of fire yet unnamed.” Ceres (voice trembling): “Fire yet unnamed... That’s Nya.” Xavier (growling): “Then Arion’s not coming for the capital next. He’s coming for her.” At that moment, a loud howl pierces the air—not from outside, but inside the palace walls. The torches gutter. The shadows twist. A servant stumbles into the archive room—his eyes white, blood dripping from his mouth. In his hand—

Slowly I slipped away. **** Aniston's POV We found the dungeon thanks to the map of the Midnight pack, Dev stole from the Luna. My friends and I were almost close when I heard him in my head, he was conversing with his wolf. I almost leaped in Joy. (Ari! Ari, it's me. I am coming. Hold on) (Hurry, mate…I can't hold on to him much longer!) "Gideon?" I murmured. I guess hearing his voice made my wolf Malia, hypervigilate and in a hurry to get to him.

She muttered. "Who?" He asks in a frighteningly serious tone. "It's not his fault, really," Aster replies, mentally slamming her head against an imaginary wall, having just realized the kind of implications that having a guy bothering her has. Aster was expecting a scolding from Xavier. But instead, he remained silent. Staring down at the floor, seemingly deep in thought, "Lemon." "What?" He sighs, "Never mind." He rummages through his bag, looks around and hands over a light blue notebook, "I'm gonna need it back after lunch, make sure you make a few changes. I'll get going."

Edward spoke, his words were crude. "Yes, the book has sent us to you." Elizabeth spoke politely, trying to cover the rudeness of her mate. She was looking calm. "Interesting!" He rubbed his jaw, "You should return, Miss Nelson," "No, please. You're my only hope. It took us days to reach the book. It has guided us to you, Aragon." My breathing turned shallow. I could feel the painful chilling crawling up from my feet. "The book clearly says. You know the path." Alessandro said calmly.

The floods kept hitting the castle every night till Araxie had enough, so she gathered the courage to confront Jann and inquire about the situation since he had the book of Fate with him. She wasn't surprised by Mahi's destiny but rather she was shocked to hear that her husband Trion had burnt the book to ashes. "No wonder he's been acting strange!"Araxie breathed in realization. Cutting the visit short, she teleported back home feeling so furious and everyone could tell that she was totally angry.

I breathed. "Yeah, right? That’s the legend. The Red Fionaaa." "Rumor has it she’s still alive but trapped," Janet added. "She died. Come on," Jack muttered. "No," Desmond argued. "She disappeared." I stepped closer to the floating book. "Can we read it?" Lucius’ voice echoed behind us. "You can’t. But there’s a smaller one. It tells the same story, but you're not allowed to touch this particular one." "Come on, Lucius, don’t be so mean."

Brittany went with a classic french tip with a coffin style. “Thanks. You too.” Walking over to Gavin, he was texting away on his phone. “Are you going to make it?” “No.” He glanced at me. “How are you holding up? Piercy gave the warriors your book. He’s looking over it with them.” “How’s that going?” I glanced down at his phone. Piercy’s name was pulled up. Gavin gave it to me to look. Piercy: Why the fuck did she need to do this? Gavin: Earn trust, you know this. How’s it going?