Golden Compass Series Novels & Stories

"She's my girlfriend." "No, I'm not. We broke up a long time ago." Yael, with a grin, eyed Caleb and could not help but notice the ring he was holding. "An HD ring? I remember at the auction, Mr. Brooks and I were both after the Heart of the Ocean. I knew I couldn't outbid him, but he stopped at three million dollars. Do you prefer this diamond ring?" Yael's words shocked me. Three million dollars for that necklace? Yael sure knew how to waste money.

Scott chuckled and said, “Claire has had everything since she was born, but Katie has been an illegitimate child for most of her life. I can’t let her pup grow up bearing that shame as well.” At that moment, my heart shattered into pieces. I called my brother, who had become the Lycan Chairman, and cried as I said, “Hoills, I want to leave with you.” ... I gave up on going for the checkup and left the hospital to wander the streets aimlessly. Then, I heard my father’s voice. When I looked up, I saw the huge LED screen in the bazaar showing a family interview we had three months ago. My father held up the crystal he had bought from an auction and said, “Ocean’s Heart is my gift for my future

She continued chanting, the candleflames around begun to glow fiercely, burning rigorously. "Unum quo las stav enfal papel pné en vrata en vespo oma dal moz" Khalia's blood began to flow out, smearing the compass in her grasp. Her foggy colored eyes finally quaked open. She took the bloodstained compass, placing it on the map. She continued chanting. The blood on the compass formed a circle just below the symbol representing the Helpers from the Reeva Coven Clan. Benjamin, Esther, Rhona and I kept on watching, the blood dissipated, and then some words appeared. A location of the Reeva Coven whereabouts.

Right after he finished saying those words, that person suddenly stared at Shirley sitting on Pigsy’s back and exclaimed in shock, “It’s you! Aren’t you dead yet?” Surprisingly, he managed to recognize Shirley. Shirley glanced at Alex. This time, amid the chaos, she was calm and was no longer afraid. “Yeah. It’s me. We met again.” While telepathizing with Alex, she told him that man was Jasper Goldman, who deceived them to the Overseas Immortal Mountain and was in the same group with those people earlier. The man before them had caused Zendaya’s injuries. His weapons were three battle flags, which were some sort of ancient treasure. They could harm one’s soul and pierce through their mind pa

Motherfucker! Even more mystery. “What’s wrong?” Kendra asks, dissecting me as if she’s trying to penetrate my mind and suck the information out. “This fucking design, it was on Kylie’s pendant. The one that Jasper gave her, the one with the compass inside, the same compass that guided her to the land of the damned.” She studies the design with interest, recognition dawning on her, or so it seems.“Ohh! Now that I delve into it, I’ve seen it before, a long time ago.”

The lines between the federal operative and the vengeful survivor blurred into a chaotic, white-hot fog. "I don't care about the gold, Isabella," Dante rasped, his hand reaching up, his fingers stopping just millimeters short of her jawline. "I care about the blood." "Then let's go get it," she whispered, stepping back to the vanity and snapping the laptop lid shut with a sharp, definitive. The room dropped back into the dull, amber glow of the fireplace. She reached into her drawer and pulled out a heavy, ancient iron key with a intricate, rusted clover pattern. "The guards are rotating at the western terrace right now. The chapel is open."

"Once you are 'Linked,' you can unfreeze him. You can make him a king. You can make him anything you want." I stood before the chair. The wires were humming, reaching out for me like the fingers of a mother. I reached out my hand to touch the seat. --- ### The Glitch in the Origin But then, I felt it. A cold, sharp sensation in my pocket. The Librarian’s compass. The needle made of white hair was spinning so fast it was glowing. It wasn't pointing at the tower anymore. It was pointing at **Kaima-Zero**. I looked at the older version of myself. I looked at her grey eyes.

He was barely conscious. “They didn’t die,” he rasped when he saw Kael. “The Red Ridge wolves," they marched willingly. Following a figure wearing the crest, of an ancient Guardian. His eyes found Thea. With shaking hands he pressed something into her palm. A small silver compass, old and cold. The needle didn’t point north. It spun once, twice, and then locked. Pointing straight toward the Frozen Lake.

(POV: Zareth) I sat at the wooden table in my temporary quarters and stared down at the small metal amulet we had recovered from the altar in the grand hall, turning the trinket over in my hands while the strange red light pulsing from its center began to shift into a steady silver beam, and I leaned closer to watch the beam point directly toward the western wall, which made me realize the trinket was actually acting as a compass pointing straight toward the cult's hidden headquarters in the old district.

I wasn't even Alpha yet, but I had all these high stacks of files on my table, waiting for my signature. As my hand surged forward, reluctantly pulling the next file, Then… A shattering sound. I turned. My gaze went to the compass on my desk. It was the compass that came with the tracker from Stiles. It wasn't the regular kind of compass. This was the… should I say spell-casted type of compass? It was glowing gold on the desk. Meaning it had successfully been activated. This was because the tracker had sensed a suspicious movement on the person it's been installed on.