Paths Eren Novels & Stories

Being here made that painfully clear. We had been riding since before dawn, pushing hard through the foothills. The terrain was brutal now, with steep inclines, loose rock, and narrow trails that dropped off into nothing on one side. The horses picked their way carefully and I tried not to look down. "The vault entrance is a few hours ahead," Eron said quietly, pulling his horse up beside mine. His hood was pushed back and his violet eyes were fixed on something in the distance. "There's a path behind a rockfall. My people carved it thousands of years ago."

Summer started to get worried as she cried, "If she won't do a compatibility test, does that mean I'm dead?" "No, that won't happen. Don't worry. Your father and I will go and do it right away." They consoled Summer before heading to do a compatibility test. Unfortunately, none of them were compatible. The three of them returned home dejectedly. After realizing that I had not been home for three days, Sarah tried contacting my friends. However, once she picked up the phone, she froze. Brian got a little anxious. "What are you waiting for? Call Sienna's friends and ask them where she is."

Every step they took was like a race against time, each pounding footfall echoing through the forest. But despite the urgency of their escape, the scent of sea salt and pine still lingered in the air, a gentle reminder of the fleeting beauty that would soon succumb to chaos and devastation. "N-no! Let me die here with them!" Eris managed to speak out before feeling another wave of dizziness, the pain in her head worsening and her legs growing weak. However, Kian paid no heed to her desperate pleas and continued, determined to reach their destination. Suddenly, a loud explosion shook the island, this time much closer and with greater force

Through the falling debris. Through the mansion that was collapsing around them. A single car drove straight into the Mansion. No sane person would walk into death willingly. But someone did. The door opened. Arin stepped out. “Roosevelt!” Her voice echoed. “Are you alright?” Erin cursed under her breath. “Damn it.” She immediately moved. “Why can’t she listen? Why did she come back?” Erin prepared to create a portal. But before she could— Raphael moved. Like lightning.

There's something about Erikson that she likes because she felt ease. Erina performed a ritual inside the bathroom as she recited the Latin words she has mustered when she was talking to her mother. The water started bubbling as it released some smoke and it slowly created some images until she saw her mother who was sipping some wine. "Hello dear," Aurora greeted while her red lips stretched. Erina sighed that she has finally contacted her. "Mom. Do you know Arena Remington? The only daughter of the Remingtons?" she asked right away.

Tears streamed down her cheeks, blurring the already indistinct path ahead. She wandered aimlessly, each step heavy with the weight of her confusion. What am I going to do? The silent question echoed in her mind. A sudden gasp escaped her lips as a familiar hand gently grasped her arm. "Ava." The voice, deep and resonant, belonged to Lucas, who stood just behind her. His eyes searched hers, a mixture of worry and something deeper etched on his face. "Where have you been? Do you have any idea how worried I've been?

More minutes passed and still, Ethan did not return, and by this time, her nerves were shot to high heaven. “Screw this.” Erin muttered, yanking open the door. The warmth of the midday sun hit her, at odds with the cool interior of the car, but Erin paid no notice as she hurried past the porch, taking the same path she’d seen Ethan disappear through minutes before. She followed the path until she came to a dwarf gate that led into what appeared to be a garden at the back of the house. As she neared, she could hear Ethan speaking to someone, his voice clearly carrying in the quiet.

Henzie walked over to her father and mother who were sitting on the sofa in the living room. "Where to?" asked Father-Aron. "I don't know, Eren invited me," replied Henzie. "Okay, then be careful. Don't come home too late," said Aron. Henzie nodded to her parents. Then, he stepped out of the house, met Eren who had been waiting for him all this time. "Oh, you ready?" asked Eren when he saw Henzie coming out of his house. Henzi nodded. "Yes." After that, the two of them got into sports and drove through the night streets.

According to rumours, a spring in the Green Mist Forest can cure all maladies and even make the blind see and revive broken limbs again. My name is Eren. This year is December 25, 2017, at 8:00 Christmas. Today was the third day after my father was gone. If the tragedy did not happen, my family and I would sit together to enjoy a turkey dinner, listening to the story of my father's adventure and my sister's daily life at school, together to spend this Christmas... When I was just a little boy, my mother suddenly passed away, my father set out to find her as an explorer, and now even my father is gone... Alice is my younger sister. She is very depressed these days because of it. She is spaced