Novelas y relatos de Immortals Parents Guide

"Fuck that deal!" The Grand Ape King suddenly took a step forward, and his entire body seethed with killing intent as he said, "We've come to kill you. Since you're Hades True Immortal, then prepare to die!" Because of the dark remains of the Beast Clan's Second Sage, the Beast Clan's two immortals were both filled with hostility toward Hades True Immortal.

100 years later There is a price to pay when you are mated to an immortal, or near immortal. Eventually, you have to bury every member of your family. My parents and the last generation of Guardians who were gifted with a Guardian spirit have gone to be with the Moon Goddess. They all came to me when they passed away, on their way to their final resting place. My father, in particular, took his time saying goodbye to me, neither of us wanting to say our final goodbye. It was only when my mother came to get him, that he finally said goodbye. My siblings and most of the others in my generation have also gone to the Moon Goddess's realm.

Immortals are freakingly rich people, while hybrids are different. Hybrids need to work to live. They must tire themselves to earn every single penny. Parents of these hybrids didn’t live together, usually immortals leave his or her offspring to the mortal parent, leaving twenty gold bars and will never show up ever. If ever they cross roads again, they don’t greet each other. I asked him how did he know that, his response was a surprise, “My aunt was a hybrid, her mom told her everything before she died. Her mom was a mortal.”

“… would now serve as the stage for executing FA.” In the next memory, I saw my mother with a man who looked like the demon lords, but was much older with more distant and weary eyes, as though he was suffering from a sickness himself. “That’s my father,” Asher said in a stoic tone. “Deimos Xipher.” ‘I do not care about anyone else, but my son should get out of those walls as an immortal,’ Deimos said. ‘In case he doesn’t… well... we’ll see about that when time comes.’

I knew that he and my father didn't have the same mom, their father married a new wife after my father's mom left them, she didn't want to get involved with the Mafia business, so she left and then he married Dooms mother, which is why he was so young but I doubt my father wanted what belongs to him. "You are lying..." "I’m not." He said. "It’s called the Egg of Alcaron, it contains the life force of immortality but it can only be activated when broken by a bloodline, a member of the Castillo family. I begged your father to do it for me, I begged." He looked down, and for the first time ever, I saw a flicker of vulnerability ghosting across his features.

“What the fuck is going on?” “Language Marley.” Absinthe warned, and she flipped him off, turning her head to Othello. “Who is it? Why does it seem like I killed a ghost?” “Because you did.” I said, standing up, walking to the shelf and I pulled out a large Tome. Walking back to the table, I dropped it in front of Marley, sending dust flying. She coughed and shot a glaring look at me, making me grin, which sent a flush across her cheeks and down into her blouse. Concentrate dude… I turned and pointed at the book. “This tome is full of our Elders—Past, present and their bloodlines. Direct descendants. This is the last edition, the newest one is in production.”

Sage pov Flashback Nine year old Sage, one of the naturally born immortals, watched his family being slaughtered by one who looked like a demon from hell. Just last night they had been having dinner, all laughs and fun, no pressure, everyone loved everyone. His mother, father, brothers, and little sister, all together, with him the last born. They usually ate together, but this time felt different, they all had something extra to say, River, his eldest brother, had offered him his powers as a gift; the others followed suit.

Jisela said. "How will I do that?" Oceana asked. "Your powers have been unlocked, the moment you found out that you were an Immortal. Follow this road to the north, you will find a man, and he will teach you everything you need to know." Jisela said. "How will I know him?" "Hazel is with you, the both of you together can find out who he is." "Here you go again with this your words. But mark my words, I will kill those who killed my parents, and I will restore the Emperial Empire again." Oceana said.

100 years later There is a price to pay when you are mated to an immortal, or near immortal. Eventually, you have to bury every member of your family. My parents and the last generation of Guardians who were gifted with a Guardian spirit have gone to be with the Moon Goddess. They all came to me when they passed away, on their way to their final resting place. My father, in particular, took his time saying goodbye to me, neither of us wanting to say our final goodbye. It was only when my mother came to get him, that he finally said goodbye. My siblings and most of the others in my generation have also gone to the Moon Goddess's realm.

My heart plummeted as the full weight of my father's words settled upon me, the realization of the dark legacy we carried coursing through my veins like a poison. "So, you're saying that Swiftclaw cannot be vanquished because of his lineage?" I murmured, my voice betraying a mix of resignation and anguish. "Yes, my son," my father affirmed, his voice laced with regret and weariness. "The curse of immortality runs deep within him, intertwining his existence with that of the ancient demon. To extinguish his life would require a sacrifice of unimaginable proportions, one that would plunge us into the abyss of darkness and jeopardize the very fabric of our existence."