Oblivion The Great Divide Novels & Stories

Vivian murmured, her blue eyes narrowing into an absolute slate of pure calculations. ​She didn't attempt to break free from his crushing grip. Instead, she leaned her shoulder slightly against his massive chest plate, letting the raw, territorial warmth of his frame stabilize her core temperature as the frost began to crystallize along her hair strands. ​"In my past life, Alistair Sterling and my uncle believed that the sovereign dividend consisted entirely of manufactured weapons like the Titan Chassis," Vivian stated, her voice carrying a cold, victorious chill that cut through the whistling wind. "They spent fifteen years trying to reverse-engineer the physical hardware. They failed to r

Ray arrived in Osav City. Osav City was also a major city of Jayzepan. It had once been densely populated, and even after the apocalypse, a significant number of survivors remained. With the full-scale evolution triggered by the purple moon, the number of ability users here had actually reached two hundred thousand. Ray began a massacre. In this city, he also encountered three of the "Top Ten National Goddesses." Unfortunately for them, their fate had been miserable. They had become playthings of the strong, passed from one owner to another. By now, they had been thoroughly broken—mentally numb, almost inhuman.

As he sauntered sluggishly back to the podium, he added, “they were located in the Northern part of this province, Ingfalls. The Water Clan were located in the South and were always discouraged from mingling with the North. The Air folks sojourned in the far Eastern part of Ingfalls and the Earth race inhabited mid up to the Western part of Ingfalls. The other tribes, Peford and Cawic were occupied mainly by the normal humans.” Oblivion chunked up every part of the unusual History class, and Sir Oswic said “I know, I know, that you have billions of questions coursing through your brains, but please, before I answer any, you both will have to take this book home, and study it - secretly.” He

Lyra slithered into Iris’s mind: “You’ve already lost. Valeborne will break Aiden. And when he does, I’ll use his blade to cut you down.” “Not while I still breathe,” Iris growled, forcing Lyra back with a surge of light. “I’ll save him. And I’ll save you too.” As Iris prepared a final strike, the ground shuddered violently. Both women froze as a deafening crack split the heavens. The moon—silent and eternal—fractured. Jagged lines of golden light spread across its surface as if it bled light. From the wound, shadows like liquid night. Valeborne’s voice roared across the world, deep and apocalyptic: “The Divine War begins. Kneel, or perish.”

“Is this the Great Dividing Range?” James scanned his surroundings and furrowed his eyebrows. “That’s right,” Sophie’s voice came from the ring on his finger. “This is the Great Dividing Range, a restricted area of the Demon Realm. This place is huge and has almost no boundary.” “You’re finally talking to me again, Sophie.” Hearing Sophie’s voice, James was relieved. He said, “I thought you had entered a closed-door meditation.” Sophie said, “No, I didn’t.” James asked, “Sophie, have you ever heard of the Great Dividing Range?”

“Yes!” He repeated the move several more times. I squeezed my eyes shut, my head rolling back and forth. The sensations were overwhelming. He was deep inside me, and all I could feel, see, hear, and smell was him. In that moment, he was my entire world. Him and what he was doing to my body. I was completely overwhelmed and gave in to the orgasm demanding to be freed. I felt like I was having an out of body experience. My spirit drifted high above the bed as I writhed and clawed at the blanket. When I finally drifted down to earth, Trent had stopped moving.

Antonio's Pov “My Lord, I have good news” Ganymede said, his face was flushed and his eyes sparkling like they did when we discovered the mental magic that was used on Amelia. “Well?” My generals and some of the soldiers were going through the plans for the last time. We hadn't come any closer to identifying the exact location of the hidden clan but that wasn't a problem. “You know that we have been trying to increase the effect of our mental magic my Lord.”

“Nothing physical or essential will hold what belongs to nothing.” While hundreds of people knelt before something they did not dare to name, Alexei realized the dimension of the problem: They did not just want to break the bond and “free” Umbra. They wanted to destroy Carla. Body and soul. Alexei’s expression changed, becoming dark, and the black smoke rose again up his arm. The Grand Master raised his hand. “Let us praise the age of Oblivion.” ***

"What are you talking about?" Maeve’s golden eyes burned into mine, filled with an ancient, unbearable sorrow that sent a shockwave through my Sovereign mark. "The Star-Metal Crown sitting on your dais isn't complete, Elara," Maeve revealed, her voice dropping into a chilling whisper that carried across the courtyard. "The High Council split the Sovereign Core into two halves during the Great Division. You hold the West's strength... but my fleet holds the East's key. And without both, the barrier at the continent's edge will fall in three days."

​The tag was a gold circle with three layers, which had a cute pattern around the edge of each tier before leading up to the little crown at the center, just big enough to hold a name. ​"Diva," I accuse, looking at her for a moment. She licks my nose, sending me into a fit of giggles. "If you like it this much, then it's yours," I say, smiling as I stand. I press a kiss to her head before making my way to the counter with the remaining items I had to purchase.