La Fuente De La Vida Eterna Mga Nobela at Kwento

Victoria continued, revealing King Celdic's background. "But after all this time, the researchers still haven't found the Elixir of Eternal Life. Then a very mysterious person appeared and whispered to King Celdic that pure vampire blood was the secret to eternal life. Finally, King Celdic and his trusted men hatched a plan to trap the officials of the Echelon Vampire Clan. For they are the pure-blood vampire race." Victoria paused, for the path ahead was quite difficult. If her strength was fully restored, she could just jump a little, surely the weathered parts would be no problem. But unexpectedly, Alex, seeing the difficulty in Victoria's expression, immediately picked Victoria up bridal

I pictured Celeste in my mind’s eye and slowly, I remembered seeing her even before the time I had first seen her at Lucien’s mansion. With a low voice, she had said, “I just discovered a way to live longer than the mortal lifespan would allow. It’s at the Oregon Coast, just next to the Pacific Ocean. Snap your fingers thrice and you’d see it… a budding garden filled with only herbs of a specific kind. Take my gift of eternal life and leave the witches alone forever,” she had said. The words echoed over and over in my head even as I jolted back to reality. She had said those words to me a very long time ago; not in this lifetime, and several hundreds of years ago.

I felt so happy. "She is so tiny!" Raymond exclaimed as I giggled. I couldn't ask for more. A happy family. Everything. In the end, I realized, 'There's no couple like us. We are different from everyone. Because our relationship is based on obsession not on love. We are each other's obsession. I was an idiot for not to realize that little thing that our obsession is our love for each other. Our obsession shows our ETERNAL LOVE We are each other's ETERNAL OBSESSION.' THE END

"I won't be able to awaken her. What I can do for you instead is I can warrant you a chance to fetch yourself the water out from the pool of Eternal Boiling Spring." Eternal Boiling Spring is the same pool of boiling water that the group saw when they entered the crystal cavern. It is also the main source of the water that flows down the Viridescent Valley, the spring of youth. "Although having her drink the miraculous water will not regain her consciousness, it will at least revitalized her."

Once the flames of fire were dancing high enough to keep them warm and to scare wild creatures away, Atlas magically arranged dinner of roasted meat, vegetables, and even got wine. He raised his glass. "To the beautiful woman next to me." Darina blushed and made a sip. Atlas was unnaturally quiet, staring into the fire, and Darina started the conversation to brighten the evening. "How is it to be a spirit? Do you ever feel lonely?" "Eternal life is a blessing and a curse," he replied coolly. "I do get bored, lonely, happy, sad. All the same, like mortals—just for eternity."

Hannah asked the Mai out of curiosity. “We washed your wounds with water from the scared pool. Its purity cleansed the power that had held on to you and restored all that was hidden away within you,” “This isn’t Jordan. The water that flows through that river is the only healing water that exists on Earth…unless it’s water from..,” Hannah thought to herself and considered the possibility that she was in the lost garden. “That’s right, Great Angel,” the Mia affirmed Hannah’s suspicions, “It doesn’t look like it anymore but this is the Garden of Eden; the very same one that was made on the first day of creation all of those years ago.”

"But I need to know—if I do, if I die and reincarnate, will you find me again? Or is seventeen lifetimes enough?" His laugh was soft. "I'll find you in every lifetime, Elara. That's what souls do when they're bonded. We circle back to each other, again and again, until the universe itself ends." "Promise?" "Promise." He kissed her gently. "So take the ritual. End your immortality. Join the cycle. And I'll find you in the next life, and the one after that, and after that. Forever." "Forever," she agreed One Year Later