Mysterious City Novels & Stories

Time passed slowly. Finally, on this day! A huge ancient city shadow slowly appeared in front of everyone. "Sacred City of Cloud... has arrived!" Looking at the ancient city's apparition / phantom, Zephyr Khan was slightly moved. This was an ancient city. Majestic, sacred, prosperous, and powerful made up the characteristics of this city. Tens of thousands of rays of multicolored light swirled around the area, forming a mysterious circular mark. These circular marks formed into a substance that circulated around the area, clearly providing protection.

Then he turned to Rory, "Take her to Alec" Alec? Is it Alec. The mysterious guy in my class. Of course not, it can't be him. "The Prince is nice but he's also dangerous, be careful of him. Do not show him blood. If you're having your flow, always ensure to stay out of the palace." Rory instructed. "Where is this place?" I asked. "Here is Alcham, the first city of the seven cities of the Greeks." He said. "Who are you?" "I'm Rory, the Palace Messenger." He said.

But I tore my attention away and checked the next on the pile. Primogentius; The creation, was slightly thicker with a picture of what I assumed was the original Primogentius and again I found myself eager to open the book and start reading. Primogentius; Requirements of a secret city apparently detailed all of the work that was required to keep the city running, the thick book was a lot less enticing, but I expected that it would answer a lot of my questions.

And as for me, I was seen as suspicious due to my clothing and scent. By the time we arrived, I was then led into a mansion like house that was very big and fancy, with gates outdoors guarding the entrance and a fountain in the middle of the place. The balcony like stairs and the beautiful grassland surrounding the mansion made it beautiful. Along with the house being in white and lamps shone on the way in, a scent caught my senses, it was sweet and intoxicating but I was pulled out of my daze when I was pushed into a silver cage in a dark room which I haven't realised till now.

The city felt alive — full of promise, mystery, and adventure. And then she noticed him — a figure walking along the street, tall, dark, and striking, pausing under a lamppost. Their eyes met for a brief second before he disappeared into the crowd, leaving a flutter of curiosity and something unnameable in her chest. Emma shook her head with a small laugh. Paris was full of surprises. And perhaps, she thought, some of those surprises were already waiting for her. She returned inside, closing her laptop but leaving the balcony door open. The city hummed softly beneath her. For the first time in weeks, Emma allowed herself to hope.

"And that you stayed." "You stayed too," I say. "Yes," he says. "I did." We sit in the kitchen that faces the river with the tea between us and the amber doing its evening work on the water and the city humming at seven frequencies through the walls. Three cities. Mireth at the territory's edge. Eleven anomalous cities in the eastern territory. The network. The work. All of it. All of it ours. "Rael," I say. "Yes." "Tell me about the library," I say. "What does it look like?"

The second light stayed on. Which was both encouraging and deeply suspicious. Mostly suspicious. The crew stood beneath the ruined archway watching the distant glow. It shone steadily through the darkness. Not bright. Not threatening. Just... present. Like a candle left burning in an empty room. Or a lantern waiting in a window. The forgotten road stretched toward it. Broken. Worn. Ancient. Yet unmistakably leading somewhere. Leading to Lumora. The lost city. The city that had vanished when the roads broke.

“Whoever called you cursed, is ignorant. Ever since we knew about the prophecy and what the mark means to us, Craig started researching about marks. He wanted to know everything on marks and why it was so important to his future” The smile was long gone on her face. I also sat up properly, paying attention to every word that came out of her mouth. “We learned about a lot of marks, but the most mysterious mark was the dragon mark. It was said to belong to an ancient park that was now extinct. No one know if it was true or lie since nobody has seen it before” A shiver ran down my spine. “What are you trying to say?”

she looked back at the cute triplets, “its their first time here.” The guard acknowledged and gave them a pass, smiling widely at confused Anna. They drove into the mysterious city. Blue City, named after the glorious Blue Moon pack was a physical and magical wonder. It was a hidden city that can only navigated if the people inside allowed it. It was not totally hidden to the human eye, but the road to the city was a complete maze, allowing itself only to be solved whenever it wanted. Despite being a werewolf city, the lower populations of the city were just ordinary humans who had learned to cohabit with the paranormal species. Over the centuries, they had fo