Novel & Cerita Profit Prophecy

My father pushed off the wall. "You use your power to bring werewolves, witches, and Hunters together. Create the unity the prophecy talks about—on your terms, in your way. Not through sacrifice or destruction, but through choice." I stared at him. "Can prophecies even work like that?" "Prophecies can be understood in different ways," Vida said slowly. "They're not fixed. They show what could happen, not what will definitely happen. If you decide to use your power to bring people together...if you focus on the main idea of the prophecy instead of the exact details...you might be able to avoid the usual outcomes."

I continued walking my way through the snow going towards the direction of my kingdom. I could've just teleported my way there, but the whispers of gossip the fairies were saying gave me at least a gist of what is going around in the societies of this world. And as expected, our prophetesses have already announced what was to come. Due to this the royalties and other aristocrats are panicking and going haywire. Indeed I have missed a lot during my absence. It looks like I have a lot of work to do once I get back to the castle. *Sigh* How I indeed missed my life back on Earth. The easy-going life of university and relationships.

The light means someone is happy? Alpha turns back to us. “ What do you know about the Prophecy Child?” he asks. What does that have to do with anything? “ It is a myth.” Isabelle said. We have all grown up with stories from the Elders about the Goddess prophecy. Some great being that will unite the packs to bring down Valerose. But no one has seen or heard of this being. “ That is where you are wrong, miss. But I think it would be better if we showed you.” Alpha said. “ If you will follow me,” he said. Stone steps forward “ Yes, follow the Alpha. We need to see this.” I am curious myself but now that Stone is urging me I really want to see.

It made him able to claim me as his without anyone questioning him. However, it also made me run away and run straight into Orion's arms. Would we have met without the prophecy? I’d like to believe we would have met anyway, but I can’t be sure. Most of the prophecies the seer or her little girl made are simple ones. Alpha Ethan’s prophecy had to do with choosing one or the other—in his case, his sons. Jordan’s prophecy about losing everything. Hearing that may have made things worse. There is no telling what the impact of our prophecies was exactly.

Just questions—never-ending, terrifying inquiry. "Kyara," he continued softly but firmly, "we need to figure out what's going on with you." If Victor is correct and there is a prophecy, we need to grasp what we're dealing with. I nodded, but my mind was racing. How could I understand something that did not make sense? A prophecy? A power I didn't ask for? The entire concept appeared absurd, like something out of a twisted storybook. Yet, deep within, I felt its reality like a slow-burning flame. There was something ancient and dangerous inside of me.

A Silvermoon council elder that stood with Elliot stood abruptly. “Are you saying the prophecy still stands?That it is true that the packs would have power when the Packs unite.” Gina stepped forward, her voice clear. “Alphas of the realm, I greet you. I am Gina, a former priestess of the high priest. I was the one that received the original vision,” she said. “The prophecy is tied to Liora...her union, her leadership, her heart. The Goddess will bless whichever pack unites with her. And all other packs who accept the union will share in that blessing.”

we finished together. He stared at me. I stared back. I couldn’t believe that this was happening. How could the shifters have the same prophecy as us? Was it a corruption? Had they passed our prophecy around for so many years that it had morphed into their own version? Or was there a chance that it was a legitimate prophecy and we were in some kind of cosmic race to fulfill the terms first? That seemed too cruel to be real. I had no other explanation, though. My brother’s face flashed through my mind and tears threatened to well up. I took a deep breath and looked down at the dark ground. I just couldn’t understand what was happening right now.

Instead of answering, Ivan picked up a pen from my desk and sniffed it. Sniffed it. He scrunched his nose. “You actually smell like math homework,” he muttered, tossing it back down. I stared at him, completely done. “Are you finished? Or is there more weird behavior you plan on checking off tonight?” His smirk faded. “You’re taking too long,” he said. That caught me off guard. “Too long for what?” “To figure it out. To make a decision.” He leaned back against my bedpost, calm as ever. “The prophecy isn’t going to wait until you’re ready.”

He said, “You can’t trust any of us, can you?” “No,” I said. “That’s why I’m still standing.” He tapped the table. “Let me show you something.” He slid a folder toward me. “These are projections for Harper-Kane Global. You’d triple profits in six months.” I didn’t touch it. “I don’t build empires with people I don’t trust.” He said, “You’ll change your mind when the competition closes in.” I said, “You mean when you try to close in.” He smiled faintly. “You’re quick.”

“That’s not... I can’t.... I won’t” My words galloped, I couldn’t get a single thing out. “She’s the one!” someone hissed. “The prophecy fits her.” “Betrayal. Of course it would be her.” “What? Do you really think a servant like her would actually stay loyal to you?” Lilith’s eyes glittered, and she smirked faintly. “You see, Alpha? Even the Goddess warns you. She will betray you.” Beta Lucious stepped closer. “Killian, you must reject her. If you don’t, the prophecy will destroy us all.”