Keeper Of The Lost Cities Biana Novels & Stories

“One of the farm's guards has a broken foot. Liana ran him over while escaping.” “Have him treated immediately.” “Bia is at the village hospital. She broke both legs, has a head injury, and is unconscious.” “How did she get hurt like that?” “According to the guards, Liana jumped out the window and used her as a cushion for the fall.” “What a beautiful friendship.” I let out an ironic laugh. “Tell them to keep an eye on her, although she won't be going anywhere for a long time.” “Are you still going to the capital?”

Finn had hit it off with Ma’s grandkids and I had a feeling this wouldn’t be the last time I’d be needing her services. Tipping the hulking bouncer at the entrance, I took a deep breath and braced myself up before taking a step into the building. Sky had refused to send me his picture for easy identification – and now as I navigated through the gyrating bodies glistening on the makeshift dance floor, I scanned the room, looking for the slightest hint of what my mystery F******k lover might look like. “Elaine.”

"But we’re Bankers now, Mia. We’re going to find every lost asset in this city and return it to its owner." We spent hours in the ruins, acting as the "Human Ledger." Xander used his knowledge of the city’s layout, and I used the "Thirteenth resonance" to find the people who were lost in the gaps. We found families huddled in the dark of the old subway tunnels; we found artists who were staring at blank walls, their fingers twitching with the need to create something that wasn't "Assigned."

Then I heard Nadine's screams of pain and felt her faint. “Shit, something's wrong with her,” Connor said. “It's the stigma,” Biel said. “I need to locate the birthmark immediately before it channels its power.” “You need to find where to land,” Aris told me seriously. I began to climb higher and higher, and they cursed quickly for not warning them but held on tightly. Once I reached a good altitude, I took to the skies swiftly until I made my way to a small hill hidden behind a mountain on the other side of the Sacred City of Afaris, the capital of the continent.

She answered. What are two clueless girls doing here? I text Mathew and ask him to tell me about King Alphanzo. Matthew was there from the beginning; he must know everything about Italy. He must know about King Alphanzo too. "Who is on the phone?" Anna asked. "Matthew." I told her and she mouthed an O at me. I see Dad looking at me from time to time. "Your Honour, Lydia Walton was there on the day when King Alphanzo is assumed to be kidnapped but she wasn't the one who kidnapped him she was there for child centre inauguration.

“I do have impeccable taste.” Mia appeared in the doorway, holding a small box of snacks. “Impeccable and insufferable,” she teased, stepping inside. “I brought reinforcements.” Damian raised an eyebrow. “And you are?” “Mia,” she said with a grin. “Elena’s assistant and the only person who can keep her sane.” He smirked. “Sounds like a dangerous job.” Mia laughed. “It’s a full-time commitment.” We settled into an easy rhythm, Mia’s lighthearted chatter filling the spaces where words failed us. Damian’s natural charm surfaced in teasing remarks, but beneath it was a man still trying to find his footing.

Although David said to keep a low profile, he also said that they would not cause trouble but were not afraid of trouble. These two guards were deliberately making things difficult for them. No matter how many treasures Beanie gave them, they still refused to let them through. “Oh? What’s wrong? You look unconvinced! Do you know where this is? This is Amber City, one of the eight main cities of The Spirit Cage. This is not your bloody hometown. We’re working for the mayor of Amber City,” The guard looked at Beanie and said arrogantly. Beanie hesitated when she heard him say that he was working for the mayor of Amber City.

As I expected, Biance looked taken aback by my words, her eyes welling up with tears as she leaned over, trying to hold my hand, but I pulled back. "Re– Rena," she stammered, her voice cracking with emotion. "I didn't leave you, Rena. I went to Africa to find people who could help me get you back. I didn't abandon you, I swear." She looked at me with pleading eyes, as if begging for forgiveness.

As she entered the chamber, the low hum of voices ceased, and all eyes turned toward the bearer of news. "News from the surface, my lady," Elena murmured, her breath catching with a mix of anxiety and urgency. Callista, draped in a cloak of regal determination, nodded solemnly. Bojan, the weathered trader turned guardian, scrutinized Elena's expression for the gravity of the tidings she brought. "They have sealed the city," Elena whispered, her voice barely audible, yet the weight of her words echoed through the chamber like an ominous drumbeat. Callista's eyes widened with concern, and Bojan leaned forward, his weathered features etched with lines of worry. The realization that Athena, the

Chapter 37 Naida Finally Delivers Her Message Naida, noticing Bryan's signs, quickly taps Nerissa's shoulder to get her attention and signs to her. "Oh, that's right! I just remembered what I came to tell you about. Before I left home, there were travelers talking about a kingdom on the other side of the Aqualearia called Burminia. They are known for their amazing healing abilities. I wanted to suggest that you see if your parents would consider sending an envoy to seek their help. From what I heard, it is in warmer waters just on the other side of the Atlantic. It's a long way from my home but not too far from here, only a few weeks' journey."