Phoenix Reborn Novels & Stories

He must be furious! [Feels good! The spot's finally back where it belongs. First step in crushing that impostor's dream!] [Nice one, Horace! Dump the trashy troublemaker girl, go to the same university as the female lead, and take back everything that belongs to you. That's the real heir storyline!] I didn't say a word. Horace let out a deep breath, as if he was finally releasing all the frustration he had carried since being reborn. "Brian, I'm really sorry about this, but this admission spot was always supposed to be mine. Getting back what belongs to me feels pretty damn good. Without a top university on your record… What do you think you'll ever amount to?"

Memories surged like a tide, yet I realized that apart from a faint sigh over the past, my heart was utterly still. No heartbreak. No anger. Not even a ripple. Only relief. Relief that, in this second life, I had finally seen Ethan for who he truly was. Just then, my phone vibrated. It was a message from Ethan. [Celia, Sophie is devastated over her grandfather. She's innocent and fragile, so I had to temporarily change the fireworks message to cheer her up. Don't overthink it, and don't go looking for trouble with her. This was entirely my decision.]

“The powers of the phoenix were used to bring about his rebirth. The only issue is that Hafgan was still mixed in when it all happened. I had hoped it would cast his soul out, but that is not what happened.” Kayden nods slowly with my explanation before he says, “I can’t really sense anything from within, other than something is alive in there. I’m not sure how you did this, and frankly, I’m almost too afraid to ask, but this means Rem’s boyfriend can come back now, like you said, right?” “Indeed,” I responded calmly. In honest truth, I am glad he didn’t ask for the intricate details. It was not something I fully understood or knew either, and I doubted the phoenix would appreciate me explai

not even for a second. “No phoenix ever had a human soulmate, so we can’t look for an answer there. And ever since I was reborn, I lived outside of the supernatural world completely. I avoided everything and everyone. I have no idea how’s it for the rest of them and would the same rules apply to us or not, and… it scares me. The thought of losing you, being without you… when I didn’t know you, when I didn’t know how having you in my life feels… it was easy compared to what it would feel living if something happened and I lost you, now or any time in the future… I don’t know how I would keep living when I would be dead inside.”

Kano asks, but Amne is already shaking her head no. “What you hear tonight must stay between us. We’ll explain why, but just know it doesn’t leave this house,” Kaylani says. I feel Phoenix push forward and look at Ebba. “What do you think I am, little water dragon?” she asks her. “You're a fire bird!” she says confidently. “A fire bird? What does that mean?” Keagan asks. “It means, elf hybrid, that I am a Phoenix,” Phoenix says. You could have heard a pin drop.

A massive phoenix burst into flames, breaking through the roof with a powerful, elongated cry. The overwhelming pressure forced everyone to kneel again, unable to lift their heads. I turned to Ignis and asked, "What is happening?" Ignis, with a smile, replied, "Lucian might be a descendant of the ancient phoenix lineage from the great battle. His phoenix presence had been suppressed previously by an unknown force, but with a bit of divine power, his original form got awakened."

It was different having them be so calm about me touching someone else, but it was a welcomed change. “We obviously didn’t even know Phoenix existed,” I continued, “and there’s nothing for me to go on here, so you’re going to have to really spell it out.” “A Phoenix lifespan is typically a thousand years, give or take,” Connor let go of my hands and leant back, “at the end of our lifecycle, we are drawn to our Keeper. If I die as a Phoenix, I normally just go through a rebirth, and regenerate. Now that I’ve connected with my Keeper, if I die there are two outcomes. I either turn to ash, and that’s the end of me, or my Keeper, keeps me. You’d light my body on fire when I die, or my ashes, and

*Screeee* The powerful cry of the bird of rebirth reverberated all over the Citadel as large tongues of fire engulfed Mane and morphed into the shape of a phoenix that was over 20 meters tall. The phoenix shared the blue of Mane’s eyes and within its pupils was a haughtiness that only a sovereign creature like itself could possess. It was nothing but a conjured image, yes, but it was arrogant all the same.

“How is this possible. You—you were stabbed! You burned—your body—!” Solara frowned, looking down at herself. “I did?” She paused. I turned on Lily, rage and confusion crashing together inside me. “Explain. Now.” Lily finally exhaled, tension leaving her shoulders. She wiped ash from her sleeve. “Solara is a Phoenix.” The words didn’t make sense. “What?” “She’s immortal,” Lily continued calmly. “Or close enough. When a Phoenix dies, their body combusts, burns completely, and is reborn from the ashes.”

"And there’s something you both need to know." Amalia tensed. "What happened?" "One of the Council's internal contacts disappeared last night. And was found this morning… dead. With a word carved into his skin." "Which word?" asked Maddox. "‘Rebirth.’" Amalia felt a chill run down her spine. "Phoenix." Dax nodded. "It’s begun. And there’s no turning back." Maddox locked his gray eyes on hers, harder now, fiercer. "Then we get ready to burn it all down."