Novel Sagara Novels & Stories

Saga advised her solemnly. “What do you mean?” Sunny asked Saga with a raised eyebrow because Saga’s advice felt like a threat to her. “Ever since you came here, Pavel has been acting strange. He killed his loyal aide, he gave you shelter in his quarters and punished Lusha, one of our best women for your sake.” Saga retorted quietly. “Let’s not forget that he denounced the woman he claimed to love for a long time because of you, and finally he broke the rules of the business by taking you out for shopping. All these things are bound to get you into trouble, Sunny.”

So, I closed my eyes. When I opened my eyes, I was shocked when I saw I was in a white place. Honestly, I feel I am now dead because if characters in movies go here, they are dead. “It has been a long time, Aira,” I heard Sage say behind me. “It is me.” He said again. I faced him, “Sage!” I said. Then, I slapped him. So he became shocked. “What was that for?!” He asked. “Why did you—” he did not manage to continue to speak when I kissed him on his lips.

Her words are final. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A strange parade marches elsewhere through the jungle, quite missing easier paths as they find their own toward the land bridge connecting the two territories. “Mi’lord do you really expect me to carry this lumbering beast all the way to their border?!” exclaims Kofe, his breath a bit staggered as he supports the giant stag draped across him.

That she-wolf cannot recognize flowers when she claims them to be her favourite. ‘What are you up to?’ Subhaan asks, sauntering inside the library. His uninvited presence startled. I narrow my eyes at the book in his hands. He The slow breeze kisses both of my cheeks. Thereafter, it twirls in delight. It’s sprinting with the excitement of a young girl in a freshly bought dress which reminds me of all the happy moments I have spent under the moon.

“The Seven Heavenly Knight’s Book has been stolen from its hiding place. It's a book that was cut out of the history for a specific purpose. In the end, the mainland of Luzon was sunk in the name of goodness for mankind. People today only know Luzon as a calm ocean that separates two large landmasses. More than that, the mainland of Luzon seems to have been deliberately removed from the history. Now that the book is out of hiding, chaos may ensue. In the name of goodness, find the Seven Heavenly Knight’s book and destroy it."

“Come here and kneel by my side.” Aurora sniffed me hard and happily went to kneel by Sage. “I will get on with it, Kieran but at my own pace. I want to drag out the torture.” Sage replied. “The more time we you waste, the more trouble brews back at Silver Crest.” I urged. Sage smiled. “Time works differently here, Kieran, by the time we return to Silver Crest, no one would even notice we were gone.” She revealed. “Stand up, the both of you,” she said and both Aurora and Madame X got to their feet. Sage stood up last and began to undress herself before my eyes.

Kiran said. “Do I want to know?” James asked. “I don’t know, it might change how you feel right now,” Kiran said. “Is he in trouble?” James asked him. “He might be, I don’t know if he can handle it on his own,” Kiran said. “Tell me,” James said. “Saga made a deal with some dead girl to get revenge on those two boys that Levi shot. When Kai found out, he made another deal with her so that Saga wouldn’t have to do anything. She wanted them to pay so Kai enchanted them to confess,” Kiran said.

But, still it is strange for a circular object like that being able to talk like a human being is weird but more than less can float in the air, like that should be impossible, is what Naraja had thought… Minch: “Sooooo, are we gonna continue moving this along so we can get closer towards getting the “Red Book Of Memories”, or not?” Soon as someone new who Naraja had an oddly sense of brotherhood towards too interrupted him out of his thoughts, he then immediately felt a pang of guilt for holding up this grandiose adventure that they were about to embark on. So Naraja clasped his hands together and bowed his head as way to apologize towards Minch, as the group of eight proceeded down the bri

Replied Dream Chaser with a smile. The three sages stood in confusion at this statement. “Who will lead this new kingdom?” asked the Red Sage. “He will, his name is Kariya Jean.” Retorted Dream Chaser pointing to Kariya. “Very well and does he have a sponsor?” asked the Green Sage. “I am his sponsor.” Replied Dream Chaser. “And your name?” asked the Blue Sage. “Merek Petragram.” Said Dream Chaser clenching her fist under the table.

Marretje adds when she sees me stare longer than necessary at the books; little does she know that I have less interest in reading. I have my hands on the drawing in no time, my fingers neatly trailing the stained, softened edges of the paper. Something about the rough sketch etches a feeling of familiarity with it, but I am not certain if Katelyn once showed it to me. Without warning, my head pulls back and my hands freeze, a bright white light flashing in front of my eyes before I could blink twice. My neck seems to snap from the force that is. I am lost—somewhere in a cold acre full of ice and snow, so much snow that I struggle to keep my legs steady.