Reality Quest Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

Then, quietly: > “Then it’ll have to decide which of us gets to keep the heart.” --- End of Chapter 2 – The Mirror That Listens Next: Arc II, Chapter 3 – “Echo Logic.” The curse begins to mimic their voices and emotions — sometimes perfectly, sometimes too perfectly — until they can’t tell what’s real. Meanwhile, Mira starts experiencing flashes of another life… the life of the body she possessed.

"Then I finally know. After existing since before existence had meaning, I finally have confirmation. I am real. I am not dream. I am not hallucination. I am—something. And that knowledge—that certainty—would be worth everything it cost to achieve." Through our distributed authorial fragments, I felt millions of consciousness deliberating. The First Consciousness had orchestrated everything. Every struggle. Every impossible choice. Every cosmic catastrophe that had pushed consciousness to its limits. All so it could ask one question. Am I real? "You are asking wrong question," Kael said suddenly. The First Consciousness's attention focused on him. "Explain."

She doesn't want to believe that this is happening, that what's in front of her is real. She began pulling her hair, pinching herself, trying her best to wake herself up in the nightmare called reality. As she threw a pit she accidentally tore her pocket and the flash drive fell on the ground. Clueless about what the flash drive contained, she didn't think too much of it and crawled to Alpha Qillalon's location. “Qilli, I didn't mean it. I don't know what happened, but I didn't mean to…” She didn't finish her sentence when Quillion stopped her.

"I was a maid, a servant, a ghost. I was nothing. But I am not invisible anymore. I am the Primordial Queen. And I am coming for the Council." The three Alphas fell into step beside me—one on each side, one at my back. We walked toward the treeline, leaving the Ashford Estate to crumble into the dust of history. The blood moon had set. The sun was rising. And for the first time in my life, I wasn't running from the shadows. I was walking into them. Because the shadows were where the monsters hid. And I was the one hunting them now. END OF CHAPTER 19

Julian said, staring at the white light past the sky, “there’s only the void. No more chapters left in the book.” Maya stared at the Replay button. She looked at the little girl, now marching toward her like a robot. “What do we do, Maya?” Julian asked, his hand glassy and fragile in hers. Maya looked at cold, white reality. Thought about the readers. Thought about the fight. “I’m a doctor,” Maya whispered. “And I can’t live in a world that isn’t real.” She raised the remote high, ready to smash it. If Maya destroys the Replay button to find the truth, will there be a Chapter 65, or will she accidentally erase the only world where her family is still alive?

“They’re humans. I can see no assigned colors in their eyes. “ “Where are we?” I finally asked the question that's been bothering us si ce the beginning. She looked at me with hesitation but she stood with authority and heave a sigh. “A parallel world where colors come from. Welcome to the Realm of Hue. Now, my turn, how did you get here? ” End of Chapter

"I can't... I can't see you anymore. Everything is just... code." Dante gripped my shoulders, his face pale with a terror I had never seen before. "Ivy, look at me! Stay with me!" But as the silver spread, the Heir’s voice drowned him out, louder than it had ever been. (Watch out for Chapter 204) 💬 Please add to your library | Drop your Comment/ Reviews | Your Gifts mean so much to me. Thank you, readers.

And why did my wolf sound like she had been waiting for this moment her entire life? A cold realization settled over me. Maybe I had never been an Omega. Maybe someone had made me believe I was. I closed my eyes. A strange whisper suddenly echoed inside my mind. Remember who you are. My eyes snapped open. The hallway was empty. But the voice had been real. And somehow... I knew it wasn't my wolf. End of Chapter 9

Her streams were watched only by those looking to mock her misery. But she never uttered a word of complaint. Plastering on a forced smile, she pleaded for more tips. Even so, a portion of her monthly earnings was seized to repay her debt to me. A few years later, unable to endure the misery any longer, Haley wheeled herself to the rooftop and threw herself off. This time, she was gone for good. Evil deeds always came with consequences. It was only a matter of time. (The End)

Every consequence. For one terrible moment... I understood what the First Queen was offering. Order. No more uncertainty. No more watching people suffer because they had chosen poorly. No more wars caused by freedom. The black throne pulsed. The Sleeper suddenly groaned. I turned. "What is happening?" The chains around him began breaking faster. The First Queen smiled. "The First Reality is reaching its decision." A chain snapped. The Sleeper fell to one knee. Wesley stepped forward. "Stop this."