Lord Of Destiny Wheel Novels & Stories

Everyone jumped. Carla immediately rushed into the room. She saw Amanda covering her mouth, her eyes red as she stared at the floor. "Mom, what happened? What..." She walked closer as she spoke. Then she froze. The long straw was lying on the floor and broken in half. "It broke?" Her breathing became shaky. A terrible feeling settled in her chest. She and Amanda looked at each other. At the same time, they remembered what the fortune teller had said years ago. "These straws decide life and death. The short straw represents the younger son. The long straw represents the older son. If one breaks, it means that soul has been destroyed."

I asked him, more confused than I had been before I sent for him. "The silver wolf is not your enemy, you are your enemy. How you handle your destiny would determine if the silver wolf is a threat to you or not. If you become a danger to your people, if you become a tool for vengeance, an avenue for those you are meant to protect to be wiped out by the enemy, then the silver wolf is your judgment." The seer said. "What are you saying in clear words? The parables are a lot and I am having a hard time following all you have said" I said to him.

“Upon the full moon that our Alpha is given his mate, Destiny reveals our Alpha’s fate. For an Alpha born under the approval of the stars, Leads our people righteously in all regards. A mate must pass the Trials to demonstrate their strength, A true Luna will go to any length. Demonstrate the truth of the bond and strength of body and spirit, The ability to pass is destiny- do not fear it! As the Goddess guides, We shall abide! As the wolf controls and the spirit is guided only by honesty,

She looked me up and down like I was annoying her simply by speaking, “It’s fine. To be honest, there’s no girl here that can beat me anyway. I always come out winning. I always come out on top.” Destiny gave me a pointed look and I knew what I was supposed to read beneath the words she had just spoken. If it wasn’t clear before, she wanted me to know that I was her competition. And just like she always dominated in the ring against other she wolves, she was telling me that she was going to do whatever it took to steal Liam from me. Fuck. Destiny turned to Liam then, totally switching it up and putting on a sexy smile, "So, Liam," she said, her voice low and intimate. "How long have you been

I whispered to Angus, my tone hushed. "We have to make him talk," Angus whispered back, his hand drifting into mine. "We have to know." Thane ceased his pacing, his eyes wild. "You think that's about power? Never was about power!" he growled. "Destiny?" I couldn't help but blurt out the word. "Your destiny was to scare me?" "My destiny was to claim what was promised!" he roared, the sounds reverberating off the stone buildings. "The ancient legends speak of a Luna born out of the sacred grove! A real leader, not some pawn!"

The mention of Lucy's name brings everyone to a standstill. "Lucy is convinced that the Moon Goddess made a mistake, and that not Lilly, but she is my fated mate. In an attempt to regain what she lost, she sought help from Alex, Lilly's brother, who was sent here to bring her back. At that moment, Ronan comes to stand by Dex's other side. A stack of papers in his hand.

Theon chucked at the memory while Naomi shot him some side eye. “That’s what they are worried about.” Lucy stated “There is a prophecy but only some of it is known to us but it is about a child of destiny, a wolf born to a unbreakable bond of a descendant of the Moon goddess and pure Alpha that stands by her side. Only one witch alive knows the full prophecy and it will die with her. I do know its about the destined wolf leading to the downfall of the witches and it lists other great things he will achieve. This is why they are being so careless. They are panicked about you and Alex. It also puts you both in their crosshairs” Lucy nodded in Naomi’s direction.

And his eyes, when they found hers across dream-space, held recognition that made her soul shudder with primal fear. You feel it, do you not? His voice resonated directly in her mind, bypassing all normal sensory channels. The pull of destiny, the weight of inherited obligation. You carry her essence within you… The first Luna, my beloved enemy, the one who broke me and was broken in turn. Through you, old debts might finally be settled. Through you, the Oath might be reforged or destroyed completely. Which will you choose, little Luna? Redemption or damnation? Healing or ending?

He was buying the track. "Well," I said, my voice sounding cold and hard even to my own ears. "I guess the race tomorrow just got a lot more interesting." Coal looked at me, then at the map of the track. The "shielding strategy" suddenly felt insufficient. We weren't just facing a rival racer anymore; we were facing a man who viewed the track as a chessboard and us as pawns to be sacrificed. "Change the plan," Coal commanded, his voice now devoid of any warmth. "We don't just corner Talay. We crush him. If Ohm wants to play this game, we'll show him that the Track Dragons don't break."

The might of Mortal Celestials was not something ordinary humans could withstand. Destin released divine flames from his orifices as he hovered in midair. The flames grew in magnitude when they came into contact with the mystique energy of the surroundings, turning into a rain of dire. A purple wheel of flames silently approached among the rain—the high-grade Spiritool, Purple Wheel. The last one to attack was Destin. He suffered the heaviest injuries, but his aura was also the most shocking. Destin took a step back, and the wheel of light behind him immediately merged with him. He grew in size until he was a giant. His skin shone with a golden sheen and seemed to be able to last forever.