Sahara Novels & Stories

She told them. Loud gasps could be heard from the group. “However, I will be passing your judgement seer, you have betrayed your kind, your continent and your people. For that your will be stripped of your powers, your memory of this place and everything to do with the supernatural world will be erased from your memory then you will be sent back to Africa where you will live your life as a normal human.” She told him and his eyes widened.

"Of course you can. What's your name, honey?" Kenya's eyes widened and she took a step back moving closer to Jules, suddenly shy. "It's K-Kenya, like the country." Shy but by no means modest. She sounded smug. "Really? That's cool. I'm Venus, like the planet." "Like the planet, huh? That is pretty cool." She admitted reluctantly. "I learned it in school. Mrs. Abernathy says it's Earth's sister planet." "Yeah? What else do you know about Venus?"

I didn't study geography to understand what he had just done, so to be honest I was lost. "The Sahara Desert is in line to the forest and by this time of the year, the North wind rises from it. Which means you're going there on land in order not to draw attention and when you're done in nothing more than 5days, we send an aircraft to pick you and the girls up," he addressed again, explaining his diagram systematically. "Why an Ultimatum?" A new voice asked this time from the far end.

I felt the same way when I found out that there was no way to contact outside the Sahara. We're fvcking trap!

“Zha’mar isn’t just ruins.” Rayden turned, waiting. “That place is known as the ‘Graveyard of Seekers,’” Orion continued, his eyes holding echoes of dangerous ancient tales. “Many enter, few return.” Rayden nodded, then left the frozen peaks behind, stepping into the vast stretch of the Echoing Sand Desert. The cold mountain winds slowly shifted into scorching waves of heat, like the breath of a giant beast. The world around him changed from a pure palette of white and blue to an endless sea of gold.

So, here’s the deal: we found a guide. His name’s Karim. He’s this tough-looking guy with a weathered face and not much for small talk. Honestly, the fact that he didn’t pepper us with questions made me feel more at ease than I usually do with strangers. Nikolai even paid him extra to help us get across the border fast and without drawing attention. When we hit the Sahara, it didn’t feel like just a place. It was like stepping into a whole new world. It seemed endless, and the air was so still it almost made my heartbeat feel like it was shouting.

“I’d rather take that risk than let her control me from a distance.” Jason stood, walked to Ari, and looked her dead in the eyes. “Then we protect you. With everything.” Ari managed a small, brave smile. “I’m not afraid of her anymore. I just want to know why she picked me.” Lucian stared at the map of the Sahara. “That’s what we’re going to find out.” Sahara Desert, Unnamed Coordinates – Two Days Later The wind screamed across the sand dunes like a living thing. Their small tactical convoy moved slowly, shielded in stealth mode, the sun overhead a merciless eye. Deep underground, hidden beneath false rock and heat mirages, was

hollow. “This is it,” Kai growled mentally. John’s wolf whined low. “I still don’t understand why this site.” “Because this is where she was last seen.” They moved further along the edge of the territory, further than most of the pack would travel without escort. At the border, Kai turned to John. “We’re crossing into disputed land. Humans and rogues roam here. Keep your ears sharp.” John’s ears flicked back. “Understood.” They padded deeper into the wilderness. The scent of ash grew stronger.

not like this. To Be Continued...

Jacob said Yeah....yay