Saga Worlds Apart Novels & Stories

The eerie laughter sounded like it was provoking Sage, mocking her even. As she clenched her fists that were stained with blood, Sage came to terms that she was not fighting for herself. She was fighting for the hundred thousand fallen soldiers! *** Navia was not the only country to be hit by the reset. The entire world had been affected. Only half of the world’s population remained, a testament to the extent of the Creator's powers. Mount Shangspar was a snowy mountain located in a far southern region, a place considered to be no man's land since it did not belong to any country. On top of that, it was the coldest place in the world.

‘I will make every last one of you pay! She climbed out and dried her body leaving the once-white towel red. Alice bandaged her wounds and dressed in the same clothes. She looked at herself in the mirror. The person staring back at her looked depleted. Who was this person? Every time she looked at herself, a stranger stared back at her. Her eyes held no life in them, only an empty shell stared back. She felt sorry for the girl in the mirror. Why can’t this person just get a break? Why does this world hate her so much that it not only tramples on her but pulls her apart?

Both factions, though hesitant, reluctantly agreed. Their search led them to a hidden sanctuary nestled within the system's asteroid belt. Here, they found the Dreamweaver, an ethereal figure cloaked in shimmering robes, their eyes glowing with an otherworldly light. Kairos, his telepathy reaching out, encountered a mind unlike any he had experienced. The Dreamweaver didn't possess typical thoughts, but a kaleidoscope of visions, a tapestry woven from fragments of the future. These visions, though fragmented and cryptic, depicted a devastating galactic war, one sparked by a seemingly insignificant event.

Power poured off them in waves so massive Aria tasted metal on her tongue. They screamed—a sound of agony and fury—and the realms bent. Buildings collapsed outward as if pushed by an invisible force. Wolves were thrown back miles, their bodies dissolving into streaks of light and dark. The ground itself split open, swallowing entire armies. Aria clutched Erevan’s arm, horrified. “You were destroying everything—” “I was trying to balance everything,” they corrected, voice tight. “I held both magics alone. I carried the realms alone. And the realms… tore me apart for it.”

With memory. Silver light spread across the horizon. A vision appeared. A newborn universe. The first universe born after the Age of Gods ended. Lyra watched in amazement. No throne guided it. No Witness controlled it. No prophecy directed it. The world grew naturally. Freely. Wildly. Beautifully. Then another universe appeared. And another. And another. Thousands. Millions. New realities blooming like flowers. Each unique. Each unpredictable. Each free. Tears appeared in Aria's eyes.

For one heartbeat, I saw nothing. Then— Everything. I screamed. Kazan grabbed me. “Kate!” “I see—” I couldn’t finish. Worlds moved around us. Not one world. Thousands. Maybe millions. Time stretched in every direction. I saw Ardan standing beneath a red moon. Eira surrounded by snow. The Separation. Realms ripping apart. Magic dividing. Wolves. Fae. Vampires. Kings. Wars. Births. Deaths. I saw people whose names I would never know.

I retorted Gavin shook his head. “Man, I would never cheat on Lisa, she’s my world. I just meant her scent seemed….” “Enough!” I boomed in my Alpha voice. “I don’t want to talk about it anymore.” Without thinking a got up and stormed off to my tent. ***

Arius added. “And that is why, I cannot think of them as my own people too.” I said, with my voice soft and when he frowned in confusion, I added. “Because you already created this divide too, you referred to them as your people not our people. They will always be your people and Dar will always be mine.” I answered softly, taking some steps away from Arius not because I was scared of him but because I wanted a physical way of saying that we are from different worlds and those world will remain ours no matter the bonds that ties us together.

he answered. Ella freed herself from Imman's embrace and sat on the edge of the bed, with her back behind the lawyer, "I will leave you soon, don't you worry, Imman! Perhaps that man that you are talking about exists somewhere else and I will meet him later, probably... I'm planning to have a conversation with my uncle regarding my plan of living abroad with my son." she said, turning around to see the reaction of the lawyer. Imman did not stir and continued to lay on the bed, pretending not to hear what she said. "I will leave you soon, darling, and hoping never to see you again. I will not hinder your happiness and I will try my best to forget you for sometimes it's tiring to believe in so

Brian:it was a lady named Leto even though she was one of them she helped me escape because according to her she fell in love with me and am sure she would be punished, please father help her escape also Javier:am sorry son I can't help you help a woman escape Brian: but father Javier:that's my final decision and by this afternoon you will be leaving for earth (leaves) Angela: don't worry my son here(gives him a Medellin)give this to Minos and tell him to help you Brian:(takes the Medellin)thank you mother,can I leave mother? Angela: you may leave my son Brian:(leaves) Later that day Brian:(at the lunching pad)I will be going father please take care of mother and Levi Javier:I will son now g