Oi You There Elden Ring Novels & Stories

“I still don’t like him, but we might not have a choice. We need to find him—or someone who can help us harness this power.” Aria nodded, carefully tucking the orb and the crystal shard back into her pack. “There’s a town not far from here, Eldenwood. They have a library and sages who might know about ancient artifacts like this.” “Eldenwood it is,” Caden agreed, his tone firm with resolve. “But we have to move now. I can hear more of those things approaching.”

Stepping through the swirling portal was like plunging into the depths of a storm. Darkness folded around me, and the air felt thick with ancient magic. When the shadows receded, I stood on unfamiliar ground—a vast expanse of silver mist, broken only by the faint outline of runes carved into stone beneath my feet. Elyria stood at the center, her violet eyes gleaming with quiet intensity. Draven, Astrid, and the others materialized behind me, their expressions ranging from suspicion to awe. But I could feel it—the weight of the moment, the truth pressing down on me, waiting to be unearthed.

Students parted ways for us like we were fire itself. No one spoke to us, no one laughed. They just watched. Elian walked beside me, calm, silent, like he hadn’t just rewritten the rules of magic in front of the entire academy. I stopped near the old sundial,the same place we’d first met. “Who are you?” I asked, voice low, dangerous. “Really.” He turned to me. “My grandmother was Liora of the Hollow Veil. Keeper of the Northern Key. Blood-sister to the Queen.”

But I failed to shake the feeling that there was someth more, before I could progress any further Elijah's voice came "My Princess, the Oracle awaits you arrival in your chambers" I turned around, awkwardly regarding Elijah. What did he say again? "Pardon?" "The Oracle is awaiting your presence in your chambers" he repeats, watching me with scrutiny. "Are you alright my princess?" I nod, glancing back to where Darius and Alistair once stood to see them no longer there. Sugars. I turn back to Elijah and manage a smile, "Lead the way"

"Do you know each other? Actually, she's the friend I was talking about who can help you with your bite mark. She's a professional Moon Priestess." "Yes, I do know her a lot," I said. "I knew him before we met," Dandeline added. "In fact, we've been through a lot together." "He's like the back of my hand." Ophelia suggests, "Can we cease going around the bush?" "She's my mate." Her mouth gradually circles without saying anything. "'Oh'?" "Oh!" she finally uttered. "I've been in the middle of this couple all these years? Now it's understandable why the little devils grew up without a mother. It's phenomenal to see the very first female Eldar and the endangered silver wolf in one picture as a

“They found us.” “Selene’s soldiers?” “No,” he said grimly. “Something worse.” A low roar rumbled through the night, ancient and angry. I clutched the ring automatically and it pulsed again, burning my palm. A voice, clearer now, filled the air. Run. It was Elias. But this time, everyone heard it. Kael’s eyes widened. “He’s talking through you.” I stood, heart beating. “Then he’s still fighting.”

I fell hard to the ground and then, instantly, I was elsewhere. In a trance. In the astral plane. Lights glowed all around me, endless and humming with power. And before me stood the goddess. Eliora. Ethereal. Towering. Radiant in a way that felt both divine and terrifying. Her presence pressed against my very soul. “The truth must come out now, concerning Emerald and her mate,” Eliora thundered. “What truth?” I remember asking. My voice small against her magnitude. “About their births. About their connection. About their destinies.”

Then, just before the first light crested the mountains, a voice called softly from the edge of the trees. “Ophelia.” Not a whisper this time. A woman stepped into view tall, cloaked in silver. Elira. To be continued...

I am in another world, but the fact that I have no friends here too makes me feel inferior, wishing that I could meet someone with whom I can share stories and waves of laughter in this kind of place. I stopped on my track as soon as I remembered that I should go to the Headmistress’ office for the orientation. Professor McLaren and Dr. Foster cannot accompany me due to prior commitments. So, they instructed me to walk straight ahead and look for an old structure. But how can I find it if the buildings in this place were all designed anciently? I pulled the book that Dr. Foster had given me from my bag. I tried to search for a map and smiled when I found it. My smile faded and was replaced b

Finn said. Lilly smiled and nodded while running her fingers through Finn's hair. "Okay..." She said softly. Finn grinned and immediately attacked Lilly's neck with kisses. Lilly, who was amused but couldn't dodge, could only hit Finn's hand to make him stop. "Okay, actually there is something I want to tell you. But I want to find out more first." Said Lilly, who was nodded by her mates. “Where is Elden Wood?” Lilly asked. She didn't immediately ask what was in the forest because it seemed she already had her guesses.