Sanctum Novels & Stories

Each step brought them closer to the sanctuary, where the air was tinged with ancient magic and whispered tales of rejuvenation. As they arrived at the hidden sanctuary, a sense of tranquility washed over them. The lush surroundings, abundant with vibrant flora and soothing melodies of nature, seemed to embrace Sasha, offering solace and a chance at redemption. Samuel, with gentle strength, supported Sasha, guiding her through the entrance to the healing realm.

Steven continued. "Let's do the right thing now while the target is still in the country."

What Alpha Joseph said regarding the Red Moon Pack was correct. The Red Moon Pack, consisting of 1,000 members and in its 4th generation, is highly esteemed as one of the finest packs in the country, holding the impressive second position in the pack society due to its exceptional reputation. As the tournament was starting, Joseph and Samuel sat in the front row with their Lunas. Each group in the pack maintained a distance of approximately 8 feet from the others as they stood together, until a loud growl interrupted them unexpectedly.

I maintained a healthy and disciplined daily routine, focusing on self-improvement. I was different from that foolish Beatrice. I firmly believed that knowledge could change one's destiny. I calculated the days, and it wasn't too long until the short video app would go live. In my past life, Beatrice had invested my life-saving money to boost Shawn's popularity during a time when the quality of short video content creators was generally low. This time around, she couldn't muster the funds without my financial assistance. Nevertheless, this wasn't an issue; I was prepared to cover the expenses that she couldn’t.

He looked back at her. “You want us to make a vow?” Ayaan queried. She nodded and they both looked at the sky. “The stars, moon, and the natural flowers are a witness that today, I promise to stick with you till the end. I will be yours till not even death can separate us,” she vowed. “The stars, moon, and natural flowers are a witness that today, I promise to love you, care for you, and stick with you beyond forever. Nothing, not even death can separate us,” he vowed too. “Aameen!”

CHAPTER FIVE He moved towards her,and bethany begin to back away from him,she looked around that's when she realized what made the Salvador's run. She knew this guard from the orphanage, she just hoped he doesn't recognize her. "Who are you and what are you doing here?."He asked her. "I don't know."I said ,I could see him looking around if anyone was near. "Well, well what do we do with you now.?"he said slowly.

Or what was left of one. Lines and pathways, little towers inked in black. Some had vampire crests beside them. Others were just marked with Xs. There was a line drawn in gold—glimmering faintly even after what had to be decades, maybe centuries. It led to a mountain range, then to a circle with a single word written in delicate script: Sanctum. I didn’t know where it was. But the mountains looked vaguely familiar. Maybe part of the western cliffs near the edge of vampire territory? I'd seen something like them once in a book Jude kept locked away. A book he said not to touch.

“It’s… private. A healing space. Only the Kings are permitted to enter. No one else—not even the council.” I looked between him and the heavy stone doors. “Healing?” I asked. “They sustained injuries, My lady,” he said gently. “Severe ones. And the sanctum is not just for healing the body—it’s also to restore the strength of the mind and spirit. The ritual is sacred. They must not be disturbed.” My throat tightened. The image of them hurt—bleeding, maybe worse—twisted in my gut. I wanted to cry. To scream. To yank open the doors and see them with my own eyes.

It looked like something from a dream quiet, peaceful, like it hadn’t changed in hundreds of years. Three Wardens stood waiting near the largest building, their clothes the color of bark and leaves, their faces calm. “You’re welcome here,” said the one in front. “This is the Sanctuary of Echoes. It’s stood for almost a thousand years a place where the truth can be kept safe, and those who guard it can rest.”