Mystical Travels Novels & Stories

Her spirit awoke. She could not move her body in extreme weakness. Plus it was as if her head was going to break in extreme pain. She remembered what had happened before she lost her consciousness as her eyes wandered around. "Where am I?" she voiced out. Such a room was unfamiliar to her. Her bodyhair rose. It's like de javu is happening. She immediately checked herself to confirm something but it's a very wrong move. That only added to the fear that lingered in her consciousness. The scenario that she's is in right now is very similar to the events she has experienced in previous nights. She found herself naked again. Not a single shroud was left on her. The only difference now is that she

m yet. "Don't worry about it Lou, I may have contacted a secret friend who had assured me that we were going to have access to this super exclusive event." Naa Larley assured as she locked up her car and found her way to her friend, looping her hand through hers in the process. Louisa took another glance at the place and shuddered uncontrollably. "You know what, maybe we should head home. This place is really giving me the creeps." "Oh come on, live a little. The place is safe, all the darkness is just a decoy, trust me, there are eyes everywhere." Naa Larley pressed, leading her friend towards a secret walkway.

If I'm not human, then what am I? “—And I promise I'll explain everything in due time. But the moment you step out this door, you'll be attacked again. Not by one, but by several other Mystics. It's what those monsters are called.” Monsters. I need to leave. “I—” “I killed off one siren before Liam. And while fighting him, I sensed three other mystics approaching.” He glances at the wall clock. “In exactly forty-two minutes, I'll turn in for the night. Within that period, I'll take you wherever you need to go. And then I'll bring you back.”

His foot was glued on the ground while the beast moved at a deadly pace going down the wide cracked stairs towards their direction. “That is Harewyn, guardian of this forest. We are near the mountain boundary of Mirasaen and Velidia. I’ll be using the Vanire more or less four times to conserve my energy. The Winter Region is a bit far if you are going to travel by horse. Maybe it will take you a week.” “That far?” His eyes broadened. He must learn how to use the transportation magic so that traveling in this world would be handy. Winzi giggled. “You dream about learning the Vanire, but I highly doubt it. Mortal can’t use that kind of power even you can wield magic.”

came a quick order from the Scientist George to his subordinates. Valentine couldn't see what they were doing but he could hear the click-clack, the sound coming from the fans from running a lot of machines. Soon, he could see in his VR. The Scientist's mentioned assistant Gabriel was standing in the middle of an African forest. Some plants were weird to him as he couldn't name what they were. Maybe, these are the plants which have gone extinct by the time Valentine thought this to himself. Gabriel ran towards bushes to hide himself there. Valentine looked around, turning his neck right and left with the wonder in his eyes , looking at the sky, the ground and at the species of plants and ins

"More, your journey has just begun. There's much to explore, much to understand. We'll learn together, and I'll be here to guide you every step of the way." With the mountain ash as their witness, mother and son embraced the unfolding chapters of their intertwined destinies. The cavern, once a haven of secrets, now echoed with the promise of a shared adventure—a journey that transcended the ordinary and embraced the extraordinary mysteries hidden within the heart of the mystical realms.

“I must steal Ace away now that your heat is through. He still has one to two more weeks of treatment and then a long, perilous journey for ingredients he will need for his second request of his grandmother and I have work to do. But before I go, that blessing I gave you at birth will help you to stay in contact with any loved ones while you are away from one another, Kaiya.” I look up in confusion and hear both Dylan and Ace laugh. Dee looks even younger than I am, how could she have given me a blessing at my birth? “Mystics are unusual. We are not fae, nor vampire, nor phoenix, yet have traits of all three and abilities beyond others, however, even we have our limits. I need to drink blood

Their eyes shone with determination, and their hearts beat with anticipation as they prepared to step into the unknown, united by their shared purpose and the ancient legend that whispered through the mystical forests. As the Red Teary Moon Pack ventured deeper into the mystical forests, a hushed reverence settled over them. The air crackled with a sense of anticipation, for they were about to embark on a spiritual journey unlike any they had experienced before. They sought to connect with the ancient spirits that whispered through the trees and to unlock the wisdom hidden within the depths of their souls.

"I am not waiting another second to be what I was born to be." The journey to the Mystic Forest took three days. We traveled on the backs of the Great Vargs. Creatures that dwarfed the largest Northern wolves. My brothers treated me with respect that felt strange and exciting. They didn't see a "Contract Luna"; they saw a Queen in the making. As we entered the Mystic Forest the air changed. The vibrant energy of the High Peaks gave way to a shifting mist that tasted of damp earth and old secrets. "The Forest reacts to intent, " Kaelen warned. "Stay close."

“That’s final.” Maddox lets out a soft sigh before shedding his filthy clothes. I walk away from the shower, gathering his garments and tossing them unceremoniously into the hamper. “Why do you want to take Mystica with you, anyway? She’s so old.” “Like Seth and Trinity… I believe this journey could show everyone’s true colors.” He steps into the shower, scrubbing with the some as he rinses away the long night and day of battle. “Plus, she may know more about the diamond than she’s letting on.”