Jade Mountain Prophecy Novels & Stories

She nodded tightly to me before continuing. “I want to know what happened to me. I want to know what happened to the people of my pack. And if I was put on this earth to bring these two packs together, I want to do everything in my power to make it happen. I’m scared, but somehow hearing the prophesy, I feel like it is meant for us. I feel like we can do it.” Jade said resolutely. I was amazed at how quickly she adjusted her outlook on this, and I wished not for the first time that I had a fraction of her courage.”

“Shay you will be in charge of the team tasked with finding this individual as well as eliminating this threat to our people. Hendric…you are in charge of locating the altar mentioned in the texts and using your connections to find out who or what is destined to inact this prophecy into fulfilling itself. Professor Jackson has volunteered to help you both and accompany Shay in locating this individual.” Professor Jackson stood up and addressed the room: “The said individual and the altar will have matching marks”, he started, shuffling through the pile of scrolls he and Shay brought in, finally finding the one he was searching for. ”From what we have found it will be in the shape of two oval

Suddenly, a figure appeared in the distance—standing half-hidden between two trees. Jade. Smiling. She lifted her hand and whispered, “Tick, tock, cousin. The prophecy has begun.” Cole bared his teeth, a growl breaking from his chest. “I’ll kill you.” “You might try,” Jade purred. “But you’re already too late.” She vanished into the shadows. And Lila’s body jerked with a violent, unnatural force— as if something inside her was trying to tear its way out. She screamed— the sound splitting the night, shaking the earth, extinguishing the last of the fire.

“Because all of them were white wolves with only few streaks of another color. They lived in the topmost part of the mountains. Very secluded and isolated from the rest of us. Even the old kings never ventured there so much.” “Do you have someone with you that you can trust to help you with what I’m asking?” He asked. “There’s Julia Bradford,” Lily replied. “She’s discreet but can do the job well. I’ll link with her after this.” Clayton nodded as he finally sat on his bed. “Alright,” he said seriously. “If my assumption is right, this prophecy might be about them. Amarah seems to be the lesson that the Savilles need to learn from their transgressions.”

Roger reached for her—but she held out a hand, palm raised. “No,” she said, voice rough, possessed. “It’s not done.” And the ground beneath her bloomed warm. Like breath. Like a sleeping mouth. Like invitation. The prophecy hadn’t just blinked. It had opened its eyes. All of them. Jasmine stood... slowly. Her legs unsteady. Her body bare and burning with sex and mud and the full weight of the moon. And still, the earth watched. The fire crackled in reverence. The wolves whispered in awe.

"He did say that there was one thing though. That Zane had gottena a prophecy from the jewel." Katie was intrigued again and leaned foreward towards me. "What prophecy." "He said that Zane found out that the Sapphire could tell the future and that it gave him a prophecy that he would win the war but one day, the prophecy suddenly changed and told him that he would be stopped by someone that wears green and gold." Tyler and Katie gave each other puzzled looks and looked at me again. "That doesn't make sense," said Tyler. "There is no one in our pack that is known to wear green and gold."

To prevent this cataclysmic event, Andrea and Jax had to uncover the truth behind the prophecy and find a way to neutralize the threat. As they delved deeper into the mysteries surrounding the prophecy, they encountered an enigmatic figure known as the Oracle, who held the key to unlocking its secrets. The Oracle revealed that the dormant power was intricately connected to Andrea's lineage as the Moon Goddess Descendant and held the potential to either bring salvation or devastation to the supernatural world.

Gage promised. Jade didn’t really care, she knew he was in it to get her for sex, she didn’t want to be pregnant, she wasn’t even sure anymore what this whole Prophecy thing is, it just sounds like some crazy movie where the ending sucks for the main character. Jade is the main character, closing her eyes she just wanted to be alone. “I have to bring you a drink every couple of hours, at least until you're feeling better than you may never have to see me again,” he said trying to lighten the mood.

I continued as I tried to reason with her . " End? Who said anything about ending?". She looked at me perplexed at the question.. "Seriously, are you pretending not to know about the prophecy?". I asked her, there was a strange confusion on her face as she responded, " prophecy? I know about the prophecy, and between the two of us,". She came a few step closer to me , and then continued, " Ada, you're the one who needs to work extra time because I will have your powers". She said and was certain about it .

They exchanged a look with Marvin and Georgia, as though they'd reached some sort of silent agreement. The next moment, Mom and Dad turned to me with grim faces. "Evelyn, you have to terminate this pregnancy. Be good. Go to the hospital with Marvin and Georgia." Their words hit me like a slap. I never would have imagined that Mom and Dad would be just as absurd as Georgia and Marvin. They were blindly believing the parrot's words and forcing me to get rid of the baby too. Hearing it from them hurt more than anything. My eyes widened in disbelief as I shouted, "How can you listen to a parrot? This is your grandbaby we're talking about! What year is it? How can you trust a bird over a doctor's