Hidden Star Village Novels & Stories

She gently traced my tombstone and whispered, "You are the starlight that vanished from my sky." Finally, my soul began to fade. Thank you, my sister.

Chloe couldn't help laughing despite the danger. "You made it stronger." "I noticed." The Seven-Star Crystal floated before me. Its four awakened stars shimmered brightly. Suddenly, the fifth dormant star pulsed with crimson light. "It's guiding us," Elara said. The crystal turned away from the battle, pointing toward a distant sandstone canyon. I understood immediately. "The Guardian." "The beast is only keeping us occupied." Aurel nodded. "The Void wants to delay us." "Go." "We'll hold it here." "I won't leave you."

“By the time the remaining villagers realized what was happening, it was too late. The Stalker had seeped into the very foundation of their lives. And then, one night, it disappeared.” “Disappeared?” another voice asked, trembling. “Just like that?” Tiona nodded slowly, her eyes glinting in the firelight. “When the sun rose, the village was empty. No bodies. No signs of struggle. Just the faint, lingering echoes of whispers in the wind. Whispers that promised... it would return.” Her voice dropped to a chilling whisper. “Some say it moves from place to place, waiting for nights like this, looking for its next victims. It doesn’t need claws or teeth. It doesn’t need violence. All it needs is

“To where exactly we are supposed to go?” Estella was pretty curious regarding their visit to this witch. She heard enough about her from Egon, and she was impressed just listening to the skills that lady possessed. She couldn’t wait to see her. “We are going to the village that falls next to 5 villages, The SARAINE VILLAGE.” Akhim replied instead of Egon. By this time, Akhim had also befriended Estella despite of all his doubts about her personality. Egon stepped in the conversation, while their horses had slowed down by now, and were just pacing

he subconsciously said too loud. "What's exciting?" Tala asked. "My fiancée's father is a hated outlaw, best twenty four hours of my life!" Tala blushed but quickly brought her anger back "This is no reason to be excited Ray! Incase you haven't noticed we are in bit of a predicament?" "Let us hear the Alpha out then, you heard she said Turok is caged, not dead" Tala nodded and remained quiet for the rest of the way. They arrived at a well hidden village that consisted of traditional native American tents, but the leather dark to blend in to the darker forest surroundings.

What place could they hide where no old memories could ever ambush them? Holding her hand tightly in his own, Gabriel pulled her away from that place. “Where are we going, my love?” “Home, mi alma,” he said suddenly. “I’m taking you home.” “To the villa?” “No, Callie… I’m taking you to Illa de Tagomago.” He took a deep breath, and a cloud of fear lifted off him. “It’s my island… My home… Our home.” ‘I need to save my family, to save her and our sweet child… To save our love...'

When the werewolf collapsed on the ground, he crawled on and pushed himself up. Limping, he escaped way from Brett who was so surprised. “He… he will die,” Brett said before cursing. --- -- - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - --- - - - - The stars filled the sky like pale corn into freshly turned ground. Moon is shining so bright. Under the light of the silver light, a guy in white mask limped towards the bush and slumped down. Catching his breath, he looked up into the sky and saw the beautiful stars above.

The same strength sucking world she’d insisted on walking one last time before the boys got back. I looked down at her, eyes closed, teeth clenched, struggling to hang on. I balanced her silver ring, a gift from our Mother, on my knee and pulled my grey sleeve over my finger tips, dabbing at the beading sweat on her forehead. Something was happening in the Blacklands and for the first time in memory, Shades were crossing the Southern boundry in droves, bringing with them their violet sky and starless nights. They didn’t eat, they didn’t sleep, they didn’t stop. They just kept coming, pushing us back and taking our land, leaving a sea of dead bodies in their wake.

She also need to finish some assignments when she get home later. It's already eight in the evening when the taxi stopped her in their village. The stars are so bright. It's giving her some memories. She can't help but to reminisce the nights with Clark she had in her life. When they used to sleep in the rooftop when they are still young just to do some star gazing. She smiled as she continued from walking. She can already see the street lights in the village. She heaved a sigh when she heard some foot steps behind her.

she said, “I’ve never seen so many stars.” Rowan looked up. “Yes. I forgot how beautiful it was before we had so much artificial light. Look,” he said, and pointed towards a group of men sitting around a fire. They were bare-chested, wearing nothing but fur loincloths. A few of them had thick furs draped over their shoulders, held in place by heavy leather straps. Behind them was the start of a village. Temporary houses made from grass and sticks dotted the landscape, but here and there, a clay building rose from the ground. She heard cows mooing softly in their pens.