Pharaoh My Temple Needs You Novels & Stories

Tyr smiled faintly and said, “This is not the point. You need to tell me the specific location of the temple. Remember, don’t play tricks on me. You are well aware of the consequences if you attempt to fool me.” Jabez hurriedly said, “Almighty Master, how would I dare to play tricks on you? The temple is twenty kilometers west of Qrona City. The sun can barely shine through there. It’s very easy to find.” “Hmm.” After the two of them determined the location of the Temple, they didn’t hesitate to leave Eimross City and rush toward Qrona City.

I nod eagerly to Hank and then carry Rafe over to the little computer in the corner, where I open a web browser and begin to search for the contact information of the temple in the center of our city, hopping to hell the priestesses there can do something to help. ________________________ Sinclair

If I have to dig up the dirt myself, you're in for a world of pain. "Trust me, the War Temple's got ways of making you beg for death."

That didn’t make much sense. “They can go anywhere they want if they can activate the Temple. They just need to sacrifice a Visitor.” The first thing that went through my mind was what exactly Keezy had planned when he decided to take us to this Temple. The second thing was the horrible realisation I was about to die as the dragon lurched to the side and glided in a wide circle to follow the wasps. I grabbed the nearest thing, which was Hitokag and nearly burned my hands. Still, it was better than falling off and turning into a human puddle.

The lush greenery around made him conclude that. He was amazed when an old temple came into view. It was in ruins. There was a lofty stair in the middle of a huge broken door. Large vines were creeping on the wall, and yellow flowers were in bloom. There was a female statue on the right side, covered with moss. “Don’t tell me this is Fariyah’s temple?” he asked, puzzled. Because it looked different compared to the descriptions, Winzi talked about. “Of course not. This is the Temple Ruins of Zydith, the priestess governing the wild animals. This temple was torn during the war. This is just the remains.”

He was speechless at that moment. Aria was confused as well. “Did Grandfather call you in advance, Sir York?” “No. Harvey just smiled. “That was just a guess. “Aenar Temple is one of the three great temples. “Do you think they’d refuse the three beads after your family offered to give them? “Their reputation would be ruined! “Not only do they not have a choice, but they’d have to act grateful even if we handed them a hot potato! “That said, they’d also announce this to the world.

She's a sexual being after all, there's no way she couldn't stop herself from feeling the tension but she had to compose and subdue it. “Thanks so much.” She smiled. It was as though she gained some special recognition in the Fae realms each time she performed a task like this. She was beaming with smiles as she led the quads down the mountains. They headed to the Temple by the east. It was built in an upside-down style but inside of it was as normal as every ordinary building. They were baskets of fruits, mayonnaise and fresh vegetables which they would have to prepare themselves. “You will be alone as the door of the temple will be locked from the outside so you don't get tempted to sneak

Zaria’s POV I love this game. Nova bounced excitedly. I hope we are on the same team. The temple is an illusion; yet the air inside is thick with the scent of old incense and something wilder, almost metallic, like storms brewing underground. Colored light flickers across enormous carved pillars, and phantom wind chills my arms as it slides between shadowy statues. The traps feel real: we hear the low hum of ancient magic, see quick flashes of shifting walls, and our footsteps echo sharply on cold stone. Fact: my team never won.

“Oh? Is something wrong?” “No, Luna Queen,” she says, and the formal address still sounds foreign to me. “But she does request that you come with me as quickly as possible.” I turn to Mother, who shrugs. “I don’t know anything about shifter temple business,” she says. “Perhaps we should just go see what this is about.” Nodding toward Fayth, I tell her, “Show us the way.” It turns out the temple is halfway across the city, so the Royal Guardsmen acquire some coaches to carry us there. Fayth sits between me and Mother, with Aisla and Maggie in the back seat and the Royal Guardsmen in the coach behind us.