Pharaoh My Temple Needs You Novels & Stories

" Micah said, scolding him. She fixed her gaze ahead; slowly, she took a step. Behind her was Tamar. Today the sun was at its peak. And it radiated on Micah's glistening body as she climbed the fifty staircases. The temple was laid on a high rock, making it the highest temple in Decreash. In front of the temple, at both sides of the last staircase, was a statue of a book wild open, with words scripted on it. The book was made of stone, huge and conspicuous. "My lady, would you like some water? Tamar asked, but Micah shoved her hand. "I am fine, Tamar." She said with etched breath, They were halfway up the stairs. By the time they got to the last staircase, Micah was breathless. Tamar despera

“Did you hear that?” I nodded slowly. “It said my name.” The voice came again, closer this time. Elara… the scar calls to you… I stumbled back, heart hammering. Kael was on his feet, shielding me, his eyes glowing amber. “Show yourself!” But there was nothing. No one. Only the wind and the trembling earth. Then the scar pulsed beneath us — once, twice — and with it came a vision. I saw a temple, ancient and crumbling, hidden in the mountains. I saw walls carved with symbols I didn’t recognize, doors sealed with magic older than any god. And in its heart — a stone, black as the void, pulsing like a second moon.

“We didn’t give it.” Racheal stopped walking. “We gave her unity instead of loss. That’s not weakness.” “Maybe,” Jaxon said. “Or maybe that choice wakes something older than the Moon.” They reached the temple at dusk. It rose from the cracked earth like a shattered crown—twelve obsidian spires surrounding a stone dais carved with spirals, wolves, and an unmarked crescent. No magic radiated from it. Only silence. Even Racheal’s wolf wouldn’t speak here.

His throat tightened painfully, as if he had swallowed shards of glass. After Nash and Nina left, Pharaoh finally mustered the courage to approach Zion. He handed him a bank card. "There’s a hundred million in here. Thank you for taking care of Nina all these years," Pharaoh said, bowing slightly, his gesture filled with genuine gratitude. From the first moment he saw Pharaoh, Zion noticed the resemblance between him and Nina. If Nina had invited him to the wedding, it meant she had accepted her biological father. For Pharaoh to offer such a large sum, it showed his wealth, but Zion politely declined.

I had a feeling whatever was at the end was not worth it because this was the easiest temple I've ever seen even in mortal movies. "Stop." Zavier screamed. Everyone stopped and looked at him expectedly. "We are going the wrong way." He said as he turnt around and went back. As soon as he turnt around we walked to the wall. "I seen a vision from the future. We get out this temple with a power boost which makes us believe we've found it and than we get attacked and a good amount of us get killed. A guy corners us demanding the spells from the temple. After you torture him to find out where it was, we went back but the temple was gone by the time we got here." Zavier said causing me to pause.

Bring Dracodeus Temple to a great height of development and make Dracodeus Temple powerful! [Although this is a difficult mission, I believe you can do it. Oh, right! Don't forget to go to Dracodeus Isle on the 15th of August! You're going to find something waiting for you there! The Dracodeus Ring is the symbol for the Supreme Leader of the Dracodeus Temple. So I just set you up. I'm sure you are not going to blame me! Haha!"]

I turned my gaze to Aemond, who had been walking beside me in silence, his shoulders were square and unbothered, seemingly enthusiastic about the whole drama. As we drew closer, I felt my stomach twist. I bit hard on my teeth, tightening the muscles around my jaw. My fists remained clenched at my sides, so hard my knuckles turned pale. I had made my decision. Every moment I reminded myself: this was for the pack. For my legacy. I would never give away everything I fought so hard to gain on the altar of family ties. We finally arrived at the temple. The torches ignited along the corridor, trembling like sparks. Zephyr placed his hand against the iron door and murmured a spell under his breath

"Hello, is anyone there?" called Amora to anyone who heard her call to the temple, but there was not a single answer to her. Amora started to lift her fire torch into the air in the temple and how surprised she was because there were so many colorful diamonds stuck to the temple. Amora was fascinated by the beauty of the diamond. Surprisingly, there is ancient music that is very comfortable to hear in the temple. Amora did not know where the music came from. However, even though she was fascinated by the ancient music that was accompanied by the colorful diamonds, Amora still had to be careful, Amora thought this place could be a trap from Chimera.

The moment he entered the temple, he felt as if he was being watched. The main focus in the temple was a statue with three heads and six arms. On both sides, there were two statues holding hammers, which Philip did not recognize. Philip looked at Golda and Ember, who shook their heads and said, “I haven't seen them before. I don't know what temple this is.” “There’re very few records about the Deadly Desert in the Starfall Continent.” Since Philip did not get the information he wanted, he turned his attention to the objects of worship in front of the statue. Three items looked as if they enjoyed the worship of the people.

“We will be incredibly fortunate if we get to see her! Besides, it is a wolf temple. It is our responsibility to go inside and make our offerings and give our prayers." "Yeah," I protested, "but I did not bring anything to offer." Kaya fell silent for a brief instant. Was she considering leaving? "Do you want me to knock?" I asked, glancing over the symbols. Kaya gave an eye roll. "No one is here, Zara; it is a temple," she remarked. "What makes you want to knock before you go inside?" "Because it is rude to just barge inside," I replied, and I stretched my hand out toward the door.