Oblivion Savior's Hide Novels & Stories

Han chipped in and we realized that was another hurdle. “Since his letter stated that he could see a sea of Chrysanthemum, then wherever he’s being hidden there will be a place where the flowers are really visible”, Prince Klaux said, and we all agreed. “This is going to be a tough one, I can’t believe I have to face the fifth tribe after the hurdle with the third tribe” I sighed, my body slowly growing weak.

“So what if it is? We let them kill innocent people? Or do you want me to step in and let them have their way? Is that it?” “Of course not.” He held my gaze. “We outsmart them.” I breathed hard, fire burning in my lungs. I didn’t want to be held down. I didn’t want to wait to listen, but a part of me that was a leader that needed to protect her people waited and listened for a possible solution. “What do you know?” I asked. “Their hideout. I had my men watch out just in case something like this happened. And I was right. They have two hideouts. And both places are isolated and deep in the forest, the Rym Hollow and the Ravine.”

"We need an army of our own. We need to wake the other Hallowed." "There are no other Hallowed," Leo said. "Silas made sure of that." "No," I said, looking at the golden sap that had settled into the cracks of the obsidian. "He made sure they were hidden. He made sure they were broken. But the tree has shown me, Leo. They are out there. In the slave pits of the Silver Mines. In the dungeons of the Southern Packs." I looked at Kaelen, and for the first time, I reached out and took his hand. It wasn't a queen commanding a tool. It was a mate acknowledging her equal.

My voice was barely a whisper, a spark of hope flaring within me. She nodded slowly, her eyes glinting with something dark and mysterious. “There is a place, Seraphina… an ancient crypt hidden within the Silverwood mountains. It was sealed long ago, but I’ve uncovered hints that it holds the Obsidian Tear. If we can retrieve it, we may be able to expose the Keepers for who they truly are—and perhaps even turn the prophecy in our favor.”

After reciting a mantra, there was no image, just something like white smoke. Saumi told Soraka that he couldn't find them; there was only something like smoke. “Saumi, that's not smoke; it's more like fog or mist. Tolana seems to have hidden in her native forest. Smagul can't enter that area; his power will disappear, that's the curse I know.” “Ah, you're right! Let's go find them there.” Saumi opened another magic portal and arrived at the edge of the forest where Tolana lived, specifically in her father's realm.

Every command she sent to save the lab was being reflected back at her own systems. "It’s him," Celia whispered, her silver eyes wide as she clutched the twins' pods. "The Architect. He’s not in the lab, Sabizina. He’s in the relay. He’s using the Davao City fiber-optic backbone to hide. He’s everywhere." Suddenly, the submersible’s internal speakers crackled.

He caught me before I hit the ground, his arms the only solid thing in a world that was rapidly turning into a kaleidoscope of incompatible eras. "We have to go deeper," Silas hissed, his voice vibrating with the frequency of the merge. "She’s retreating to the **Sub-Level**—the raw data storage! If we don't catch her there, she’ll just reboot the simulation from a different backup!" "Where is it?" I asked, gasping for air. "Under the floorboards!" Sarah pointed to the center of the kitchen, where a massive, glowing hole had appeared. We didn't hesitate. We jumped.

It didn't take long to figure everything out at least to have a general picture But knowing his father was ready to kill his own nephew gave him the chills. With the clue Bianca gave Alaric about the mountainside, Sinclair was able to pinpoint the location. His father had an old villa, which he bought there a couple of years ago and the location of the villa was the perfect place to hide someone. If they didn't have the exact location they wouldn't have been able to find it without alerting Alistair. . That very night Alaric pulled the special operations and his men who were made up of veterinarians, and infiltrated the location

Vin exhaled, clicking off his safety. “I’ll scout the tunnel on foot. Three-minute circuit.” Micah stayed quiet. Ava looked at Damon. “Do we have time?” Damon met her eyes, then looked back at the map. “No.” He paused. “But we don’t have a choice either.” He tapped the red dot once more. The screen shifted, revealing an old schematic hidden under a disused server protocol. > ORDINEX: Level Zero. Entry: Tier Black Only. Status: Reactivated. The light in the SUV dimmed as the screen faded out.

He didn’t answer right away. “I said tell me.” His eyes locked on mine. “There is. It’s hidden far deeper than the first. It was part of a prophecy. Only a few of us knew. And I kept it hidden for a reason.” “What reason?” my mother snapped. “To protect us? Or yourself?” He ignored her. “It’s in a place no one would think to look anymore. Buried beneath the ruins of the First Flame Temple.” “Briarhollow,” Killian muttered behind me.