Kala Jadu Novels & Stories

I responded. "So, you want to know about Kaal?" He chuckled. I looked at him in confusion. "How does that even matter? Rudraneel, Kaal, they are the same," I responded. "They might seem the same to you. But trust me, Kiara, they aren't. Kaal is ruthless, he doesn't care about anyone. While Rudra does care about his family and people. Kaal has no emotions but Rudra has," he started to explain to me the differences between Rudra and Kaal.

It was getting darker and the forest grew thicker, but Kalyana was always heard yet unreachable. The knock on the door of the room brought Rajata out of his sleep. Immediately he got up and approached the door and opened it. *** The iron club in Kalyana's hand was lifelike, moving by itself without her being able to control it, slowly rising from the ground, floating higher and higher until Kalyana, who did not want to let go of the metal bat, had to stand on tiptoe. In front of her a man she had known for a long time was seen sitting on the ground. Kalyana shouted to tell the man to step aside, but the stupid young man just looked at him with a smile.

Beautiful. Tanis snaps his free hand up towards Anna, flinging a fireball at her. I watch as Anna raises her hand, stopping the fireball a few feet from her. She tilts her head to the side and gives the old spell caster an incredulous look. “You should have done your research on me.” Anna smirks as her eyes begin to glow the hauntingly blue color. “Fire is my element.” Suddenly, the flames of the candles and wall torches die down briefly before shooting up two feet high and transitioning from red flames to Anna’s blue.

Feeling the unease that we have caused the earth, but just when I feel it’s getting too much, the flames subside slightly, and the hazy white outline of a woman made of smoke and light appears with the fire. “I am Kalendra Isabel Esteren, daughter of the light. You have used dark magic to call me to the land of the living. One that I am not meant to dwell in. What do you want?” Her anger is clear, and I think I can make out burning green eyes, but I am not sure. Delsanra looks at me. When we entered the graveyard, I did share what I wanted to ask them. Knowing they will only answer to her.

In this newfound existence, Sasha discovered the beauty of a life untethered to the whims of greed and the hollow promises of material gain. Under the ethereal glow of a violet moon, Sasha found themselves amidst a gathering of The Violet Moon cult. It was during this mysterious assembly that Jude, the revered prophet and leader, imparted a momentous revelation to Sasha. He disclosed that Zelda, a fellow member, was with child, and conveyed the divine message from Gada, their deity. Gada desired this child and promised a bountiful reward to Zelda.