Isle Of God Novels & Stories

Logan stated. I took out my small jotter from my bag and wrote down Justin Blade's name and Project Eden. "What is the operation about, Logan?" Edgar questioned, rubbing his hand at the back of his neck. "Justin and I are working on starting a reality TV dating show named Love Isle. The operation is behind it." Logan responded. "Is that the only thing?" Edgar inquired again. "Yes." Logan nodded. "Fine, I'm joining." Edgar said in acceptance. Logan passed a piece of paper to him. "You're going to sign on it, Edgar."

It is quite early in the morning. "A dream" he murmured. He sat down to think of what he saw. The Demigod Isles. It was known to be impossible to get there without a certain level of transportation. The level of protection to that island is immensely powerful and never falters even after so many centuries and what's worse is that it comes in many layers as well as being mysterious. People die trying to get to that island. In addition to being a difficult land dubious levels of protection, it is difficult to pinpoint its location. Menghuan haishi dao may be a moving island but it travels in a current so anyone can tell where it is but the Demigod Isles are a different story. No one knows wher

“Why did I tell you that?” “It’s a part of my species. I am a descendant of Vertas, the goddess of truth. You can’t help but to tell me the truth. It’s not your fault. No one can resist.” Isla shrugged her shoulders. “And I can know all of your truths before you speak, but I prefer to give people a chance to open up to me. I do not like to pry.” “So you’re part god and what?” Lily was slowly soaking it up. Though it was a lot to take in, she couldn’t help but ask more questions.

As the jade amulet vibrated, the barrier began to crack and dissolve into nothingness. The whole spectacle was over in less than five seconds. Observed by the crew aboard the Lord of War, scrutinized by the Temple of War's vigilant members, and under Alexander's piercing gaze, a verdant island spanning twenty kilometers slowly emerged at the heart of the ocean. "The Unnamed Island, that's the one marked on the Black Maple's USB drive!" Without a moment's delay, Alexander commanded with a thunderous voice, gazing down at the island, "Fighter jet Aledandra, descend and land immediately!"

As the only human in this society, it was pretty obvious that the only thing you could do with all your time was study, while others tried to manifest their inner beast or wait patiently for their awakening or practice drills or combat lessons. Atarah studied as much as could, she read about werewolves, vampires, witches and other supernatural creatures but she was always interested in humans. They populated a large portion of the planet and they built civilization, they had mysterious technical machines called technology, things like a car which could reach top speeds on the roads and planes, which soar high in skies like a bird and huge surfing objects on the seas called ships. Their socie

Mortals cowered, their eyes cast skyward in awe and fear. I was not here to be seen. Not yet. But something stirred, pulling me closer. A strange hum, faint yet persistent, whispered against my senses. It was different from the cries of frightened humans or the prayers they murmured to deities they believed still cared. This was something else—a tether pulling me down. Intriguing. Mortal lands held no place for gods, and yet here I was, standing on the precipice of their world, compelled by… curiosity. With a single thought, I descended.

Alpha Gabriel asked again. “Ella is a believer in the Moon Goddess, and she has sent her to this island for a purpose. She cannot return from the island until she fulfills that purpose, which is already decided by the Moon Goddess. So, I suggest you go with the flow and stop worrying. Let things happen the way they are. Think it to be God’s game plan.” Gabbro said, and he vanished again, leaving Alpha Gabriel bamboozled.

"Don't you speak about them!" He ignored me, his focus on the altar. "The curse on the Eclipse pack is but a symptom. A sickness in the land caused by an imbalance. The Goddess's power has been dormant, untended. You contain the spark that can reignite it. But your current Alpha would see it used for petty things-healing scrapes, bolstering harvests." He said the words with utter disgust. "We will use it as it was meant to be used. To reclaim dominance. To remind the world of the moon's true power."

"Show me." The captain bowed and started walking fast ahead. We didn't have to go too far because he pointed at a large residential apartment complex partially on fire and I saw the giant letters spray painted in red. "Death to the Moon Goddess vessel." I read the large text.

Elias ran ahead. Behind them the door slid. In the last crack, Mara Lena saw. She stood in rising water. Eyes on Mara. And a single word came out loudly: Sister. Then the door closed. And a second later the whole island was buried.