Lore Olympus Audiobook Novels & Stories

Tonight I let the act drop. The Loom’s song usually runs like water on stone: insistent, self-assured. When the seam opened, it listened. The warp slackened, the weft drew tight, and the great web made the smallest sound I’d heard in centuries: oh. Oath’s bracelets bit pale rings into his wrists. War half-rose, sword-loud. Death smiled like a woman hearing her favourite line delivered correctly. “Selene,” Oath said—petition and reprimand. “The pattern—”

Eloria raised her staff as the chamber trembled faintly, magic pulsing like a heartbeat. “In this night,” she whispered, “the world will shift.” She looked once more at the unconscious forms of Kael, Marek, and Violet— Her enemies. The last protectors of Rhea. “And no one,” she declared, her voice echoing powerfully through the stone hall, “no one will stop the rebirth of Aura.” The torches flared. The chamber shook. —

Oliver retorted with a smirk. "Prepare to meet your end," announced Oliver. In a blink of an eye, Aurora noticed a rapid, almost lightning-fast movement. The piercing screams and the gruesome sound of bones shattering filled the air. She watched as blood pooled on the ground. She found herself standing alongside Oliver, who remained unmoved, and Orion, whose amusement was evident as he observed the unfolding spectacle. The man, once brimming with an aura of invisible power, was now effortlessly besting his adversaries.

A sharp kick to my face sent me sprawling backward. My eyes burned as sand and dirt scraped against them. I gasped, my hand flew straight to my bleeding nose. “Who is your Luna?” Cynthia sneered. “I am no Luna to a useless omega.” I trembled, my body screaming in exhaustion. “Please, ma… I didn’t do anything. I am just a lowly omega.” She squatted and yanked my hair up with her fingers, dragging it so hard I felt my scalp pulling out, “An Omega that's mated to my man, my husband!” she hissed in anger before pushing my head back, “You're not innocent Omega, Daphne. Like I said earlier, I have heard about you!”

Ray replied and tightened his grip over the orb. “Do you think they would have noticed by now? That Ares is dead?” Mane wondered, swaying from the subject. “They should have. After all, Olympus has its way. Like Asgard’s Black Book, Olympus has its own method. It’s just a bit…flashier.” “I wish I was there to see it though,” Ray suddenly added. “See what?” Mane couldn’t help but wonder. “Perseus face,” Ray grinned, his eyes flashing coldly.

I replied. "Okay. I didn't like Hendra that much anyway." He sighed. "About Earth... It's beautiful." I smiled. "Is it true there are so many animals?" "Yes." "Awesome!" He squealed. Dolhq only has white doves and fish in the ocean. We don't have any land animals so yes Dolhq also has its disadvantages. "Come Alexio," I stated holding out my hand as the door flew open. He took my hand and we walked into the massive building.

Shadows twisted unnaturally against the stones, stretching, curling toward her like waiting hands. Lena exhaled. Then, she spoke the name. “Elara.” The world shuddered. A low hum filled the air, deep and resonant, vibrating through Lena’s bones. The ground beneath her trembled, and the carved stones flickered to life with an eerie, golden glow. Then— A voice. Soft. Ancient. Endless. “You seek me.” Lena turned, her breath catching. The Oracle had arrived. She did not step from the trees, nor rise from the ground.

“Nice to hear your annoying voice, Oren.” ***

I could perceive her calming scent through the door and I sniffed catching whiffs while paying attention to the beautiful rhythm of her heart which I could hear due to my super hearing and then I closed my eyes to Nexus's words reverberating in my head at their own accord. You are going to end up miserable Orian, the fucking miserable uncle. —————

I continued calling her name, hoping that she might respond but there was nothing. “Dr. Harvard?” I shouted from inside the room. I was scared. A few nurses rushed in with Dr. Harvard along with Anna and the boys following behind. I covered my mouth with my hands. Everything went blur and in slow motion. I felt warm hands on my shoulders, it was Anna. I couldn’t hear anything other than my heart thumping against my chest. And suddenly a long beep came ringing into my ears. Realization hit me, those were her last words. I inhaled deeply, and whispered, “I love you too.”