Heavenly Farmer Novels & Stories

He froze, his gaze fixed on the table, as though struggling to process the question. Ariadne watched him closely, her brow furrowed. “What does it feel like? Having a new heart?” Maximilian finally looked up, his eyes meeting hers. For a moment, his carefully constructed façade crumbled, revealing the turmoil beneath. He hesitated, his chest tightening under the weight of her words. “It’s like...” He paused, the words catching in his throat. “A heavenly pain.”

“We may need to speak to one of your divines or a witness to the truce.” “Keeper, what does it mean?” Rahl asked. She looked over at him to find him staring pointedly at Kain. After clearing his throat, Kain answered, “It means protector, guardian. The Order maintains balance in all realms. They’re called Keepers.” “That shouldn’t be too surprising then,” Rahl shrugged. “It’s her destiny to bring harmony to two worlds.” Kain shifted to the edge of his seat as he said, “But Keepers are created from the vortex of power. They’re beings of light summoned by the Reverend. Emory wasn’t called forth by it.”

the last word seemed hard to get out from his mouth. It was the truth, apart from them having no relationship, Niel had treated Haylee like his wife. He even prepared a financial plan for her so she wouldn't be poor again. He had decided to give her one million dollars annually in order to make sure she had enough money to sustain her life in case something happen to him that make him couldn't protect her anymore.

Her eyes never fluttered away from the dark forest. She wanted to know more, she wanted to explore, see, and touch the black soil which held secrets. But she could not. They say the devil himself resides within the dense never-ending woods of that forest. Men and Women were sacrificed for their evil deeds to the god of death over the board. Stripped of their humanity and taken to hell by the evil. She felt her body shiver, the sacrifice of a villager she once saw while young. She could not imagine the pain of the people.

The farmer knew how important her duties were in the universe and decided to sacrifice his soul. What Moon and the others did not know was that the farmer was a descendant of a powerful mage. He knew nothing about magic but he knew of one sacrificial spell. Without thinking twice, he placed his own life force into Moon. Moon looked at the glowing light appearing around her and then the farmer before her. His body was dematerialised and slowly, pieces of him were fading away. Before she could say anything, the farmer kissed Moon. She cried. She knew what he was doing by then. She refused to watch him disappear and she desperately wanted to save him but it was too late. The farmer smiled and t

It seems he does have some talent after all, but there's no need for these amateur divine doctors anymore. "I've already invited Tobias McGrath, the deputy head of the Heavenly Medical Pavilion. He isn't just someone with unmatched medical prowess. He's also reached the peak of the divine realm. He's clearly someone who can cure Eden's chills syndrome, so Dr. Gray may be dismissed." Lauren was visibly taken aback after hearing that Tobias, the deputy head of the Heavenly Medical Pavilion and an expert at the peak of the divine realm, was here. She hadn't anticipated that Hera would secure such a prestigious individual, but for some reason, an inexplicable sense of dread filled her.

I'm living in heaven today. But, little I didn't know I am going to face hell soon. ************************************** Precap - The fashion show stared and the models walked on the ramp one after the other. It's my time to walk on the stage now. I close my eyes."Mom, today is the day I'm going to fulfill your dreams and wishes. Bless me, mom!" I prayed silently, take a deep breath. How is it? Storm is approaching their lives. Any guess? Stay tuned to know what's that!

Everytime anyone looked at me, I instantly assumed that they knew what I did. “Well," Professor Holden sighs, bringing my attention back to his. " I have no idea how you are going to receive this news. If it'll be good or bad news to you. Vivian Kingstale isn't dead." “What?" “Yes. In fact she's One of the two warlocks we're currently hunting down, across Lunaris."

"And two million at the end of the year? Vee, that doesn't just save the company. That secures your entire life. It pays off the medical liens left over from your dad. It’s... it’s a miracle. A twisted, terrifying miracle." ​"It's not a miracle, Lily. It's a bill," Vennessa said, her voice barely audible. She stared at the black embossed lettering on the cover. The Terms of Us. "It’s Ryan collecting on an old debt." ​Lily stopped pacing, her expression softening into deep, painful empathy. She knew the story. Everyone who went to Greenfield University knew the story, though most remembered it as a funny campus legend rather than the night Ryan Hayes spirit was publicly dismantled.