Novel & Cerita Keeper Of The Lost Cities Flashback Fitz Pov

Outside of that not even my father could barge his way into my home. Slipping out of my suit, I unbuttoned my shirt and tossed it over the back of the couch. Pouring myself a drink, I walked out onto the balcony and looked out over the city. It wasn’t as loud this high up and the wind was calming. My arms rested on the railing as I took a sip. It felt empty. I used to love this view. Love this city. Love the life I had but ever since the accident, everything changed. A piece of me was missing, six months of me. I knew I had been running from being CEO. Before I had recovered fully, my father threw me to the wolves of the board and made me CEO of the Anderson and A. Wright Group. Not long aft

He could see the fiery light which flared against the darkness as the city burned, and he looked on sorrowfully as he watched it, his eyes hurting for the solemn scene of flame and death. He felt a hand touch against the upper part of his arm, gripping gently from behind him, and he turned his head to see. "Why do you subject yourself to watch this?" the softly melodic voice of his beloved friend asked him, and he smiled as he felt his heart warm. "Come back where the others are and laugh with them," she quietly implored him. He sighed. "Dorcus," he said softly, setting his gaze again upon the burning city, "look at this. All of this destruction, all of those people, all of them lost, and wh

Although Conlay had his selfish desires, if Philip had not appeared, the balance between Conlay and the fire phoenix royal family would not have tipped. Now, the floating city had disappeared. At this moment, Philip saw an old acquaintance, the fire phoenix general. Philip was startled. Did he not kill the fire phoenix general? How did he appear in the oasis again? This was very strange. The fire phoenix general stood at the highest point of the oasis and said, “Everyone, perk up and listen to me. The first person to find the hidden floating city will be my first-in-command.” Although his words were not full of passion, Philip could clearly see that everyone yearned for the position.

The leaf glimmered softly, its light shone warmly upon my fingers. Then... It dissolved into my palm. There was no burst of power, no vision, only warmth. Gentle and comforting. As though the city itself had placed a hand upon my shoulder. I looked at the Caretaker. "What was that?" I asked. "The city's farewell." He replied almost immediately. He smiled softly. "It will remember you." I stared at the fading light beneath my skin. "Will I ever come back?" His eyes wandered toward the silver tree. "Bridges rarely walk the same road twice."

Even the Forgotten seemed uneasy. As for the Architects, they looked terrified. And that alone was enough to worry everyone else. Five days later. The City of Lost Possibilities had become restless. The stars remained bright. The Witnesses continued exploring reality. The Dream Archive flourished. Yet beneath it all lay tension. A growing tension. Like thunder waiting behind distant clouds. Nova sat beside one of the city's silver rivers. The water flowed upward instead of downward. As usual. She had long stopped questioning the city's strange habits.

Together, they faced the city's final challenges—a gargantuan guardian, awakened by their intrusion, and a harrowing trial that tested their resolve and bond as explorers. In a climactic battle, Alex and Vanessa overcame the guardian, harnessing their combined strength and cunning. Their victory allowed them to reach the artifact, but as they touched it, a surge of energy coursed through their bodies, and they were thrust into a realm of visions—a glimpse into the city's past and its profound connection to the world. Emerging from the vision, Alex and Vanessa stood in awe, realizing that the enigma of the lost city was not just about treasures or history—it was about the preservation of know

The empire would fall this time. And he would rise. END OF FLASHBACK

“Glad to see you both on your feet after last night. We heard… interesting reports.” I clasp his hand firmly. “Appreciate the concern.” He doesn’t let go immediately. “My enforcers that I had stationed at Phoenix when the attack hit... they mentioned a…” his gaze flicks between us “…blast of light. Lit up half the damn valley, apparently. Care to explain that?”

FLASHBACK "Hey. I know I was giving you a hard time, but I was afraid of my feelings for you. The truth is, I-I l-like you. It is hard for me to like you when you, I won't say kidnapped, but took me against my will. Things would have been better if you asked me out on a date." I laughed and took his hand in mine. "I want you to wake up, so I could argue with you again. Wake up soon please." END OF FLASHBACK

Fiona’s mate is going to be so lucky. I walk over to the bed and sit down while avoiding everything that I’m trying to pack for the trip. The other two follow right behind me. I think back to that night. Even though it has been several weeks, it is almost like it has just happened a few hours ago. I can’t forget anything. I still scold myself for missing all the signs beforehand, but I’m happy that I finally let myself accept Wyatt as my second mate. ***Flashback***