Precious Memories Temple Novels & Stories

"Yes." Aria asked: "Where is the Sixth Gate?" Dev pointed toward the mountains. "In the Temple of Memory." THE TEMPLE OF MEMORY They climbed for nearly two hours. The path became narrower. Trees surrounded them. The air was cool. Eventually, an enormous stone temple appeared. It was carved into the side of the mountain. Its entrance was covered with symbols. Aria recognized the Key. The Lock. The Bridge. The Gate. The Witness. And the sixth symbol. An open eye surrounded by seven circles.

"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.

She fumbled for her bag again, pushing a hundred over his shoulder, barely noticing his thank-you. The entrance to Vantablack Temple was a spectacle. Niya paused even when she didn't want to…her body did before her brain followed. It didn’t look like a club but rather like somewhere you’d be cursed for entering without bowing first. The building exudes grandeur out of a myth - if the myth had been hummed by monks on psychedelics and rewritten by devils.

"Came to wish you guys a happy New Year. You've been pocketing my gifts for years now. Time to score one in return." My mom emerged from the kitchen with a spatula. "Chase, I made your favorite blueberry pie." She froze, staring at Ted in bewildered surprise. He nodded politely. "Happy New Year, Mrs. Pledge. I'm Ted Wiley, Nora's... friend." I ushered him in, and he placed a collection of wrapped bags on the floor. "Sorry for the uninvited visit. I hope you don't mind." I glanced at the packages: expensive supplements and a Hermès bag—more than my parents could afford to reciprocate.

And in that moment, the memories were intense. I remembered everything. She died not long after Ezra came here. He didn't kill her but he wasn't innocent too. I sucked in a deep breath and stormed out of the clinic. My memory was too intense for me to handle. Sometimes, it felt like I was forgetting too so when I remembered, it was usually like this. I blamed the years I was drinking. Perhaps it was wilted my mind. I sauntered into my chambers, slamming the door behind me and I walked straight to my closet. I exhaled heavily from my lips, running my hands through my hair. My throat was throbbing, and my heart was deep in my stomach. I missed my Mother.

After putting on the seat belt, the car drove at such a high speed that Rain squealed as her stomach seemed shaken by the rate. "Where exactly is this Plaza of Memories located? North of Westlake, is it outside Westlake city?" While trying to decipher her fear of facing a somewhat congested road, Rain asked a question, but Jace didn't slow down. "Well, it's north of the lake. The place is a little scary, but it is very suitable if they are made a nest. I just didn't think they would nest there. But before going there, we must find a church first." Rain frowned. "Church? Should we pray first before attacking?"

New Start My eyes were blurred by tears as I walked out from our house. My hands are shaking so badly that I am having a hard time opening my car. My first thought is to go to Maia's house. It's already late in the evening but I can't think of some place that I could stay in. Pearl's place is also not available as she is missing. I don't know where did she go. I was about to start the engine when I remembered that I forgot to bring my things with me. I need to get it. But I don't know how to go back there. My dad probably will throw or destroy my things if he sees me.

Igneous’ eyes narrowed into slits when he recalled the name of that temple. He could still remember the outline of the temple and the intricate carvings that adorned its walls. Precious minerals served as nothing but lamps in that sacred place, and mythical creatures were engraved on stone statues. In the middle of the temple – at its very centre – was a portal. Igneous had entered that portal even though he wasn’t sure what it was. It would have been wise to avoid it and report back to the clan, but the words skilfully woven onto the ground before the portal made him cast away any such thoughts.

I added and all guard let me passed by, I borrowed a brown horse of one guard and headed towards town. There are many temples in mountain array of Tallis, I have heard that Terramama du temple was very effective, monks there were very competent and knowledgeable, they might be able to help me, I wasn’t sure of who Draco was and how he was able to get physical with me when in real he was locked in underground prison, I assumed he was a ghost because of which I came to temple for praying and finding a solution to my misery. When I reached at Terramama du temple, it was early morning because of which there was not so crowd of people, I bought a basket of fresh eight holy fruit and a bowl of pin

*Selena* Underneath the silver glow of the moon, Zander and I stood at the entrance of the Moon Goddess Temple. He was willing to join me when I told him about my dream. However, he received an urgent message from his pack office and had to leave. However, he assured me to wait for him, promising that we would go together. And now, here we were. As we stepped inside, his hand holding mine, the temple's interior mirrored my dream. The familiar architecture triggered memories of the vivid dream, each detail unfolding before my eyes. The air within the temple felt charged with anticipation as if the walls held secrets waiting to be unveiled.