Homestuck Zodiac Symbols นิยาย & เรื่องราว

“Well, then it can’t be that hard ’cause there are only twelve signs in the zodiac.” “Only twelve? Do you know how many possible combinations that means?” “How many?” “Since three symbols are required, that’s twelve times twelve times twelve. Answer: one thousand seven hundred twenty-eight.” “One thousand seven…?! Great. We’d be grandfather and grandmother before we could crack that vault,” Aki said sarcastically. “I’ll be the Empress then and I can just ask an attendant to open the thing. Why did your father make it so hard?” Sasha just kept staring at Aki dumbfounded.

Goosebumps rise on her flesh under my hand which is resting on the golden lotus. She pulls her hair to one side and holds onto it as she shuffles and turns onto her front. “What the fuck?” my wolf growls the same words that I have to bite back so I don’t worry her. Right between her shoulder blades is a sparrow. My special name for her, and also the Greek symbol of love and connection. That is… well it’s crazy that her mark would contain such a crystal clear image of the tiny bird… but it is not that that bothers me or my wolf. The easily six inch wide wreath of monkshood surrounding the bird is what has set my beast off.

A five-pointed star had been etched into the earth at the center of the circle, grounding the elemental symbols with an added layer of mystery. Turning around, Zoe’s eyes fell on a single doorway, standing tall and imposing a midst the meadow. Its frame was intricately carved with swirling symbols, all glowing faintly with a silvery light. Beyond the door, there was only more meadow. The door looked as if it had simply grown from the earth, a strange but beautiful anomaly in the landscape.

Everything went fuzzy and I was out. Present Day. I stood from the couch and walked over to the picture on the wall. I stood in front of it, moving my eyes over the mix of colours. It was like a galaxy of stars, glitter and beautiful colours. It was the kind of picture that would make someone calm and happy. It was the type of picture someone could marvel at for hours. It was the kind of picture that someone would smile at. But not me. It was the same picture that I have been forced to look at thousands of times throughout my life. I crossed my arms and my fingers moved slowly over my forearm. The fingertips traced over the countless raised scars left behind from my childhood education. I le

Evelyn was slightly hiding behind her husband’s right shoulder. Erito was frowning his forehead a little bit, looking at those two wooden toys which were now in Evelyn’s hands. “If I’m not mistaken, these are Castor and Pollux, aren’t they?” asked Evelyn smiling softly and gently. “Yes, quite right, Madam… The right one is Castor... The left one is Pollux… Both of them are the symbol of Gemini zodiac. That’s why I told you hopefully you’ll be able to have twin sons if you keep these wooden toys at home. So, how do you think? Do you want to buy them?” asked the young man selling ancient stuff again.

Something formidable. I felt the bond stir again, resonating with her resolve. It was still new, raw and untested but its presence was undeniable. And it terrified me. Not because I doubted her. But because I feared losing her. “Here,” Zara said suddenly, drawing my attention back to the journal. She pointed to a strange symbol etched into the margin, a serpent devouring its own tail. “The Covenant’s mark,” I said grimly. “Yes,” she replied. “But look closer.” Beneath the serpent was another symbol: a crescent moon pierced by a dagger.

“Maybe we have to solve it to get in.” “Fuck. I hate puzzles.” We spent the next twenty minutes studying the door, trying various combinations, pressing different symbols in different orders. Nothing worked, and soon, Liam grew frustrated and sat on a rock. But I kept working until my fingers were practically raw from pressing the buttons. Suddenly, as I paced the chamber and wracked my brain, it hit me. “Oh! How did we not realize before?” I gasped, quickly pressing the buttons. “The symbols are astrological signs for water, earth, air, and fire!”

"Just consider it so." "Consider it so?" I was perplexed by her words, but Aunt Laura seemed unwilling to say more. "Alright, I'm tired. You should go back now." Leaving the hospital with a heart full of questions, I occasionally touched the silver pendant while driving. Strangely, it didn't feel unfamiliar at all. It was almost as if it belonged to me. Later, it dawned on me that the zodiac symbol on the pendant matched mine—a rabbit. But as far as I could remember, I had never seen this item before...

Seeing Zion like this reminds me too much of the spell that had been aimed at Sly and missed, almost killing me. Hearing my distress, Thorne stops. “This bastard would have killed you,” he snaps. “And you want me to spare him?” I nod slowly. “He’s my boyfriend…um, ex-boyfriend. He doesn’t know, Thorne. He thinks I’m human and that I’ve been tricked by…” “By the monsters,” he spits, finishing my sentence. “I know how men like him think.” Thorne reaches over and pulls down the collar of Zion’s shirt. A freshly tattooed infinity symbol in the center of a burning sun. The symbol of the Brotherhood of the Sun. The ink is still fresh, the skin around it very pink.

“You can’t find real secrets on the surface. It’s like fishing. If you want the good stuff, you go deeper.” Celeste tilted her head. “That bracelet symbol, what are you typing?” “Phoenix. With a sapphire eye. And... ornamental border design. It’s unique.” He paused, narrowing his search. “I’m cross-referencing ancient guild seals, hidden clan insignias, and...”