Misunderstanding By Genesis Novels & Stories

You will discover that intelligence can open doors that strength never can. Do not mistake that gift for permission to carry every burden alone. Without thinking... Alex looked around. Bethwel. Gabriel. David Pilka. Kamau. Patricia. Alison. Obadiah. For the first time... He realised how often they had been protecting him while he focused only on solving the next puzzle. The final paragraph was shorter. When you finally learn what Genesis truly is, remember this: Never ask who controls Genesis. Ask who profits from believing that someone does.

That sly, teasing tone was impossible to mistake. I tilted my head slightly, still keeping my eyes fixed in the direction Grace had gone. “You want me to chase after her?” I said. “Aren’t you supposed to be on my uncle’s side?” Genesis chuckled, the sound low and mocking. “So you know the relationship between her and your uncle,” she said, “and yet you’re still chasing after your uncle’s woman. Aren’t you a little bit bold, kid?” I finally turned, facing her. Genesis leaned lazily against the wall, a lollipop between her lips, eyes gleaming with amusement. She always looked like she knew something I didn’t.

“In essence, Genesis is the fundamental power of the universe. It is this fundamental power that created the universe that we know today.” Sophie explained. However, James was confused. Sophie said, “There’s no need for you to learn all this. You’ll naturally know once the providence appears.” “Sure.” James did not ask any more questions. Now, the only thing he needed to do was to wait patiently for the providence to appear. He continued scrolling through the Martial Arts Forum. Now, even the prodigies of the Three-Thousand Worlds had joined the forum. With the appearance of the Five Elements of Genesis, many posted threads and discussed it. However, they were shallow and lacking in depth. S

" Mrs Grassroots paused, sipping the bottle of water in her left hand. I used that time to take in what she said, the story my uncle told me was different from hers. In his, Genesis was a scorned woman and in my professor's, Asiuta, her sister was the villain and the cause of the disaster because she was obsessed with Dordin—which simply means Dordin was innocent, he was a victim of circumstance.

"No. I'm done following orders. Done being your weapon. If you want to punish me, go ahead. But I'm not leaving Trina alone." Silence. Heavy. Dangerous. Then Hope appeared in the doorway. Physically. First time since the revelation. She looked younger than five now. Four maybe. Small. Vulnerable. Wrong. "You're regressing," Genesis said. "Using too much power. Burning yourself out." "Temporary. My body needs rest. I'll age back up tomorrow. Right now I need to handle this betrayal. You chose the prisoner over me. Your sister. Your blood. Why?" "Because she's more human than you've ever been. And I want to be human. Not god. Not weapon. Not whatever you're becoming. Just human."

he said as Genesis shook his head. “It’s not all your fault, things between us aren’t good either,” he said, “Yeah, I know, I sort of said some really fucked up things to her,” Giovanni said, “We just have to keep our distance for now, slowly build her trust,” he said as Giovanni nodded before pausing, “Something is wrong,” he said, Genesis’s eyebrows furrowed in confusion.

Too ashamed to fall to my knees in front of a mere mortal and beg for her to end the pain by allowing me one solitary drop of her blood. As if on cue, another bag of blood hit me in the head. Alex must have sensed my mood. I bit into it and looked away from Genesis's horrified expression. "Lesson time." Alex placed some fruit and cheese in front of Genesis and clapped his hands. "Who goes first?" Nobody said anything. Genesis cleared her throat. "Maybe if you'll start by telling me what our real job is… as human breeders. All my life I've been taught a lie and now… well, now I'd really like to know how this all started and what my place is."

He hardly received guests so he didn't have to worry much about the thought of it being dangerous for his soulmate. "I'm afraid my deity doesn't understand quite fully what he's going up against." Hades suddenly spoke up as he stood up from the chair, a bit far from the crowd and holding a wine glass in his arms, making his way to his deity Aubrey who seemed surprised. "I may have congratulated you earlier, but believe me there was pity in there too." He explained, staring down with his someone ashen eyes to Aubrey's bright grey eyes. "Just like a god's weakness lies in their deities, an immortal's weakness --be it god or deity or demon whatsoever-- lies in their significant other, their twi

He asked. Genesis was a smart guy; every suggestion and plan he gave me when I told him how desperate I was to get back my mate worked. Now I understand why Dr. Gatlin took him as his personal assistant. “The extra is to thank you for a job well done.” Genesis nodded, his face blank without a smile. I have been studying him since I met him, but I can't seem to figure him out, but most times it feels like Genesis was emotionally defective. The only emotion he felt was his love for money.

“So you’re saying that I’m free to go, Ms. Weather?” Not taking Genesis’ evil staring to heart, Kaze looked at her with intrigue. He was curious about her next move. Genesis put up with what she believed was an insult from Kaze. She took a deep breath and said to Ryken, her head hanging low, “I’m sorry, Chief Commander Santigo. I was blind. I apologize for the error in my approach.”