Novel & Cerita Lotus Eater Book

LOTUS The lotus flower is a survivor; it emerges from the murky waters to seek the warmth and nutrition of light. My name is Lotus Wettin, just like the lotus flower. emerged from the murky waters, I'm a survivor but I'm confident I haven't found the warmth and sustenance of light that I require to be happy. This is the story of my life….

“Yes, Jade. Open it. The book belongs to you.” I unwrapped it slowly. The cover was black leather, heavy, carved with strange markings. The moment my fingers touched it, warmth spread through my whole body. I whispered, “It feels alive.” “Because it is bound to your soul,” Lotus said. “Go through it. Find what you need most.” I turned the pages. Each one was covered in ancient letters, glowing faintly. Some words shifted like they were moving. My eyes darted over spell after spell until one line made me stop.

As soon as they left a cultivator poked the unmoving Lan Quan. *Pppppuuuubbllllltttt!* Lan Quan farted so hard that the cultivators by the wall fainted. "Oh by the Empress!" A cultivator hit the wall hard enough to actually go through it. "What is all this noise?" Mason asked. He looked around and couldnt believe the amount of passed out people in the room. "What is going on?" A quick check after seeing the streak from Lan Quan's butt revealed a lot. "What did you eat? I must find out."

“Lyra is part spirit. Whatever that creature she turns into is, it is part divine.” Idris shook his head. “Not all spirits are pure.” He narrowed his eyes and continued. “If she was born on the day when spirits have access to the living, what is the probability that a spirit from Hades hasn't possessed her?” He said. I shook my head. “She is not evil. I can feel it.” Idris laughed; the cold sound of his voice sent a shiver over my skin. “Do you know what she is called?” He leaned forward and grinned. “The hair eater.”

These were bullet points that I wrote down for a test at the beginning of my training. Maybe I should give it to Eve so that she could get a decent essay. When I thought of the text, because she had shown me in the last lesson, I could only shake my head again. Sometimes I really wondered what was going on in my best friend's head. À la espionage. I would never get over that. I put my sticky note back on the page and flipped through the book to the index of tribal groups and subspecies. I flipped through the chapter page by page. Looked at the dates, the pictures and drawings until I got stuck with the picture of him .

“No.” My plate was perfect. Two hard-boiled eggs, sausage, protein pancakes with blueberries and a side of cottage cheese and fruit on top. “Fuck, I love breakfast.” Grabbing an egg, I took a bite and moaned. “Very lady-like.” Tate smirked, but shoved a big bite of waffles into her mouth. “Are we late?” Beau and Hayden practically ran in. “No, perfect timing. We just sat down.” “Good.” Beau sat a box down behind me. “That is everything you asked for. No, I have not read any of it. Jo copied everything. Might have blacked out the sensitive things, but your role is clear.”

"I heard Mr. Loris prefers tangy flavors, so I'll be serving beef and veggie stew. Don't get in my way." Hearing that familiar voice, I stiffened. One look at the calendar on the wall was enough for me to realize that I had been reborn. In my previous life, the wealthiest man in Indoria, Galarva Loris, was on the hunt for a bride and was willing to pay big bucks for the right one. Whoever passed his tests would receive 1.5 million dollars and a life of luxury.

His enviable background had become the executioner that destroyed their happiness. Ethan sniffed and wiped his face, then returned to the cabin with a forced smile, sitting next to Lily as if nothing had happened. He chuckled, "You haven't eaten all day. You should eat something, or your stomach won't be able to take it." He picked up a piece of her favorite sweet-stuffed lotus root and placed it in her bowl. "I've tried it; this place makes it the best. I've always wanted to bring you here." Lily didn't speak, just stared blankly at the lotus root in her bowl and on the plate, connected by delicate threads, symbolizing that even though the root was broken, the connection remained unbroken.

I let them do it because the names were difficult to read and they know the foods around here better than I do. "Is there anything you want to eat Lindy?" Gwyneth turns her head to me. I smiled. "You guys pick the foods, I'll just eat anything." Milo stared at me eagerly. "Are you really sure you don't want to eat anything? Specifically?" He pouts, “Just anything.” I am craving for dragon fruit, I thought.

Eva smiled and nodded. It was then that the restaurant’s door opened and three familiar figures walked in. They were Hunter, Lucy, and Elena. Lucy was clinging to Elena’s arm intimately while introducing the place to her with a smile, “Aunt Elena, this is the famous Lotus Garden in the city. The food here is great for a woman’s complexion.” “She’s right. The food is delicious too.” Hunter smiled and added, “If it wasn’t for you, Aunt Elena, we wouldn’t have gotten these seats. It’s thanks to you that we’re able to dine here today.”